Sunday, January 12, 2025
Nassau County Police have arrested a Levittown man in connection with a stabbing that occurred on Jan. 4.
An 89-year-old man and his 88-year-old passenger died following a single-vehicle crash in Levittown on Sunday, Jan. 5, according to Nassau County police.
A revision to the New York State Department of Education’s Regionalization Initiative now states that the planning process would be voluntary, not mandatory, but school districts across Long Island, including Wantagh and Seaford, are still concerned about the plan’s scope.
For students eager to explore child development, Wantagh High School offers a hands-on program teaching them how to work directly with kids.
The Wantagh Lions Club participated in the annual Wreaths Across America event at Pinelawn National Cemetery in Farmingdale on Dec. 14, joining hundreds of volunteers to honor fallen veterans during the holiday season.
Families from Merrick, Bellmore, and Wantagh gathered on Dec. 25 to celebrate Hanukkah in a lively and heartwarming event hosted by the Chabad Center for Jewish Life.
Mary Miller and Chris White faced what no parent would ever want to go through on Dec. 28, 2022, when their 9-month-old daughter, Lola Jayne White, died from complications of Crohn’s disease, an autoimmune disorder that affects the digestive system.
Hard work and dedication paid off for the Seaford varsity cheer team last month, when it captured the New York State Public High School Athletic Association’s Game Day Championship in Class C, after winning the Class B title in 2023.
Wantagh High School students Danny Donahue and Isabella Kugal are hoping to make a difference as co-presidents of the Student Council by encouraging their peers to make a positive impact in their community.
The Seaford Wellness Council hosted its 19th annual Hot Chocolate 5K Run/Walk on Saturday, Dec. 7, drawing participants from across the community to Seaford High School.
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