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Attendees gather at Temple B’nai Torah in Wantagh to hear Billy Joel cover songs.
Tribute band plays the piano man hits
Last Saturday, attendees at Temple B’nai Torah were treated to an exhilarating night of music. River of Dreams, a Billy Joel tribute band, played the hits of the Long Island piano man. … more
The Christmas tree shined a colorful display of lights to kick off the holiday festivities.
Festive tree lighting to kick-off holidays
The night sky was filled with colorful lights on Dec. 2 in Seaford, as the Seaford Fire Department hosted their annual Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony. The event was the tree lighting’s … more
Former Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano briefly left the federal courthouse in Central Islip between opening arguments in his corruption trial.
Opening statements heard in Mangano/Veditto corruption trial
Opening arguments were heard on Wednesday in the corruption trial of Former Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano and former Town of Oyster Bay Supervisor John Venditto. more
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Students created colorful posters for the Lions International Peace Poster Contest. Seaford Middle School student and second place winner Morgan Prosser, left, with students Samantha Richardson, who won first place, and third place winner Mehreen Erkin, display their artwork.
Peaceful art takes the stage in poster contest
The Seaford Lions Club recently sponsored the Lions International Peace Poster Contest. For the competition, children ages 11 to 13 were encouraged to creatively express what peace means to them. … more
Seaford High School teacher Melinda McKee, from left, with yearbook students Kishanna Barrett, Delanie Batista, Angelina Brody, Emily Brown and teacher Curtis Tripoli. This year, the high school expanded the yearbook club into a class.
Seaford High School creates lasting memories with new yearbook class
This school year marks the first time Seaford’s yearbook club has expanded into a full class for students. The goal for the course, according to its teachers, Curtis Tripoli and Melinda McKee, is to create a yearbook for the entire school, not just the seniors. more
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A court has ruled Hofstra University president Susan Poser won’t need to appear in front the Nassau County Legislature until February, to answer questions posed by Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman, who claims Poser is working with a competing casino bid in Queens to upend efforts for the Las Vegas Sands to take over the Nassau Coliseum site.
Poser won’t appear before Blakeman and county legislature until February
Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman's efforts to bring in Hofstra University president Susan Poser before the county legislature will have to wait until February. more
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Sister Cecilia Moloughney, who died at age 102 on April 5, spent much of the 1960s teaching seventh grade at St. William the Abbot School.
Former Seaford teacher dies at 102
Sister Cecilia Moloughney, who spent 87 years as an Ursuline nun, serving parishes across the Northeast — including a stint at St. William the Abbot School in Seaford in the 1960s — died … more
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Members of the Levittown community came together on April 20 for an Earth Day cleanup as part of an annual event sponsored by the Levittown Community Council that covers a number of community parks and lots in the Levittown School District areas.
Volunteers join Levittown Community Council in annual Earth Day cleanup
Students from Levittown Schools and Levittown Community Council members came together on Saturday, April 20, to clean up some of the areas in Levittown that needed Spring sprucing. more
The Peer Buddies Program at Mandalay Elementary School met for a little one-on-one time in the cafeteria for some fun and games.
Wantagh's Mandalay Peer Buddies Program fosters positivity and understanding among students
The Peer Buddies program at Mandalay Elementary School is a reverse mainstreaming social skills program for students in the 6:1:1 program. Thirteen Buddies from the third and fourth grade were selected among 70 applicants, which was a record-breaking year for the program. more
Protected from floods, and now open to visitors
Hurricane Sandy caused immeasurable grief and destruction nearly 11 years ago. That devastation, however, has spurred a few positives. more
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