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Before Nassau throws a party, let’s serve most vulnerable
The practitioners who deliver physical, speech and occupational therapy services to babies and toddlers under age 3 with disabilities and developmental delays have not gotten a raise from Nassau County in nearly three decades. As homelessness continues to grow, Nassau has slashed its funding for the Department of Social Services, and its Homeless Intervention Team has been disbanded. Yet before dealing with these issues, the county sank $10 million of federal pandemic recovery aid into its 125th-anniversary plans. more
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Senior Grace Glynn's 14 points helped Mepham rally from behind to defeat Elmont, 51-41, in the Nassau Class AA playoffs.
Mepham rallies to beat Elmont
A defensive adjustment at halftime and a dominant third quarter led by junior Makayla Daube and senior Grace Glynn spurred No. 9 Mepham to a come-from-behind 51-41 victory at eighth-seeded Elmont … more
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In the North Bellmore School District on Feb. 7, the theme was all about having fun on Global School Play Day. Sadie Harsanyi, a third-grader, played Connect 4 with Lauren Fasano, her teacher at Martin Avenue Elementary School.
Global School Play Day encourages unstructured learning in classrooms
Global School Play Day is celebrated each year on the first Wednesday in February, and promotes the importance of unstructured play for children in classroom settings. more
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A skater since she was 3, John F. Kennedy High School junior Jayda Levine is combining her passion for skating with helping kids with special needs at her civics project event, ASD on Ice, on March 10, to give those on the autism spectrum a safe environment in which to skate with peers.
Compassion for others comes alive on the ice
As a member of the John F. Kennedy High School Community Leadership Program, junior Jayda Levine is one of a select group of students taking part in the three-year program. more
The Friedberg JCC held a special celebration for Tu BiShvat, a Jewish holiday that is often embraced as a day to celebrate the environment.
Celebrating Tu BiShvat, it’s all for the trees
Everyone knows that in the U.S., the planet and environment are celebrated on Earth Day, which falls on April 22, welcoming in a season of new growth. more
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There’s a slew of exciting events ahead in many of Bellmore and Merrick’s libraries to close out the winter months.
End of winter brings fun events to Bellmore-Merrick libraries
As the winter starts to wind down, the four libraries of Bellmore-Merrick bring fun, entertaining, and informative events. more
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From left, Greta Chen and Hannah Gurman.
Girls Who Code form group at Kennedy
A group of students at John F. Kennedy High School who share a passion for coding formed a school club last year that is dubbed Girls Who Code. more
I’ll never forget Bob Beckwith
Long Island lost an American icon with the passing of Baldwin resident Bob Beckwith last week. The image of Beckwith standing with President George W. Bush amid the ruins of the World Trade Center days after the Sept. 11 attacks will forever personify America’s unyielding courage and quiet determination in the face of horrific tragedy and massive challenge. more
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Saying goodbye to a true American hero
“When the terrorists attacked, Bob suited up. And, like so many brave first responders, raced toward the danger to save and search for others.” more
The situation on our southern border is unsustainable
In between the presidential campaign, this week’s special election in the 3rd Congressional District and nightly news headlines, our nation’s border crisis has risen to the forefront of … more
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