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The refreshed signs and landscaping around the hamlet include areas along Merrick Road and Sunrise Highway.
Seaford Chamber of Commerce upgrades Welcome to Seaford signs
The Seaford Chamber of Commerce has spent two years replacing aging Welcome to Seaford signs and adding landscaping at entrances throughout the hamlet. more
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Rabbi Moshe Weisblum, center right, and Hebrew School children enjoyed pizza after decorating the sukkah on Sept. 23.
Congregation Beth Tikvah continues holiday traditions with music, community
Congregation Beth Tikvah in Wantagh continues its High Holy Days celebrations into Sukkot, bringing Cantor Sol Zim, congregants and young singers together through music and fellowship. more
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Three young Girl Scouts run along the course during the third annual Thin Mint Sprint 5K and Family Fun Walk at Jones Beach State Park on Sept. 20.
Girl Scouts brave rain for Thin Mint Sprint at Jones Beach
More than 500 runners, walkers, families and Girl Scout supporters gathered at Jones Beach State Park on Sept. 20 for the third annual Thin Mint Sprint 5K and Family Fun Walk. more
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Division Avenue High School seniors Laurent Chen, Surya Das, Daphne Demirtas, Athena Kong and Callum Sheridan were named Commended Students in the 2027 National Merit Scholarship Program.
National Merit Commended Students named in Levittown Schools
The Levittown School District announced that six students from Division Avenue and General Douglas MacArthur high schools were named Commended Students in the prestigious 2027 National Merit Scholarship Program. more
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A tree fell on Homestead Avenue in Wantagh around 4 p.m. Saturday, ripping up part of the sidewalk and blocking the street as the nor’easter brought strong winds to the area.
Nor’easter batters Wantagh and Seaford throughout the weekend as downed trees, flooding disrupt south shore
The nor’easter sweeping across Long Island brought heavy rain, strong winds and flooding to Wantagh and Seaford on Saturday, with a downed tree on Homestead Avenue leading to a small fire and several facilities closed for the weekend. more
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Seaford Broncos cheerleaders perform during Bronco Day in Seaford as a banner celebrating the organization’s 60th anniversary is held in front of the field.
Seaford Broncos celebrate 60th anniversary of football and cheer program
The Seaford Broncos celebrated 60 years of football, cheerleading and community with generations of players, coaches and families at Bronco Day. more
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Steve Bongiovi was surprised during a surprise ceremony honoring his 50 years as the voice of Seaford sports at halftime of the Sept. 10 football game.
Seaford honors Steve Bongiovi for 50 years as sports announcer
Seaford High School honored Steve Bongiovi for 50 years as a sports announcer during a surprise halftime ceremony on Sept. 10. more
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State Sen. Steve Rhoads, centered in the upper row, poses with the 14 honorees at his fourth annual Women of Distinction ceremony on Sept. 17 at the Plainview-Old Bethpage Library. Among those recognized were Wantagh residents Maegan Fox and Nicole Iannarone, Seaford resident Margaret Grub and Levittown resident Kirsten Kenney.
Wantagh, Seaford and Levittown women honored by Steve Rhoads
Four women from Wantagh, Seaford and Levittown were among 14 community leaders honored at State Sen. Steve Rhoads’ fourth annual Women of Distinction ceremony on Sept. 17. more
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The Seaford High School Muralists created a new painting, hung on a wall near the Renaissance entrance, that represents the 10 traits of the Seaford Scholars Profile.
Student artists showcase Seaford Scholar traits with new mural
The Seaford High School Muralists created a new painting, hung on a wall near the Renaissance entrance, that represents the 10 traits of the Seaford Scholars Profile. more
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FDNY Capt. Tom Brown, who served at Ground Zero following the events of Sept. 11, 2001, visited East Broadway Elementary School on Sept. 14 to share his personal experience and reflections.
Firefighter who served at Ground Zero visits East Broadway students
Students at East Broadway Elementary School in the Levittown School District welcomed Capt. Tom Brown, a New York City Fire Department firefighter who served at Ground Zero following the events of of Sept. 11, 2001, for a meaningful and firsthand lesson in history and remembrance on Sept. 14. more
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