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Oceanside High School earned high marks for its athletic sportsmanship
Oceanside High School wins high mark in sportsmanship
The New York State Public High School Athletic Association named Oceanside High School among one of the four high schools as winners for the 2022-23 sportsman promotion program. This marks the … more
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Author Bernie Ditchik is not slowing down — even at 100 years old.
Harbor Isle Centenarian Bernie Ditchik celebrates new edition of book
Isle Harbor resident Bernie Ditchik loves stories. In 2016, at 92, he published a children’s book, “Grandpa Bernie’s Bedtime Stories.” He will be celebrating his 100th birthday with a new … more
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The Oceanside library plans to unveil new renovations next June. Renderings show the modern look the facility will have when work is completed. Library officials hope libraries across Long Island will benefit from more state funding by then.
Oceanside Library awarded $166,000 in state aid
The Oceanside Library is poised to benefit from over $166,000 in funding from the state. The financial injection comes as part of a state education department initiative that will distribute a total … more
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Marie Lentini, Emma Olenick, Madison Moore, Vanessa Frangiadakis, Lana Landa, Samantha Gemmo, Julianna Ewashko, Riley Mohr, Addison Vice at Towers Funeral Home in Oceanside.
Oceanside mourns Ava Salonia, who lost battle against leukemia
The Oceanside community is mourning the death of Oceanside High School sophomore Ava Salonia, who lost a hard-fought battle against cancer on Aug. 17. The 16-year-old was diagnosed with acute … more
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A garbage truck fire caught fire on Hampton Road.
Garbage truck catches fire in Oceanside
Oceanside Fire Department received a call for a garbage truck fire at 3550 Hampton Road on August 31 at 6:56 a.m. The units responded and the fire was extinguished. Hampton Road was closed for 45 … more
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Why supporting local news is so important
It’s called the Fourth Estate, a term used by journalists referring to their responsibilities and obligations as watchdogs of democracy, providing objective truth to the public they serve. more
Our children’s education can’t be all about numbers
Imagine students who can not only grasp the concepts of STEM courses through the diligent application of the scientific method, but also generate original and thought-provoking work in the humanities. more
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Oceanside's Ruth Fortin turns 100
Ruth Fortin proves that it’s never too late to make new friends. For her 100th birthday celebration on July 30, her sons threw her a birthday party on her driveway and invited all the neighbors, … more
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Acceptance Day at West Point, which included Oceanside High School graduate Jake Christel.
Oceanside's Jake Christel completes 'The Beast', heads to West Point
Oceanside graduate Jake Christel spent this summer doing a lot of marching, repelling down a mountain, learning to throw hand grenades, and breathing in nonlethal tear gas. All a part of his six … more
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Father George Kazoulis jumps with Greek Orthodox Panaghia Church members to celebrate the Greek Food and Music Festival.
Photos: Island Park enjoys fun, food at Greek festival!
Dozens of people sang and enjoyed Greek cuisine as the Greek Orthodox Panaghia Church in Island Park hosted its annual Greek Food and Music Festival. The festival ran from Aug. 17 to 21 providing … more
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