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Campers enjoy spending time each day on the playground.
Woodmont Camp marks 20th summer
It’s a milestone summer for Woodmont Camp, which is celebrating its 20th year serving children in Wantagh, Seaford and beyond. more
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Upon reaching the Seaford 9/11 Memorial after her 450-mile bike ride from Buffalo, Michele Walsh Myers paid tribute to Timothy Haskell, a fellow graduate of the class of 1985.
A ride to remember
Right on schedule, Michele Walsh Myers pulled up to the Seaford 9/11 Memorial on two wheels last Saturday afternoon. What she wasn’t expecting was everything that followed. more
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Joseph Sheehan is the new principal of MacArthur High School. He was previously the assistant principal.
Moving up the ranks at MacArthur
MacArthur High School has a new general. Joseph Sheehan was named the new principal at the beginning of the summer, taking the reins of the school named for the legendary U.S. Army leader. more
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Meaghan Soel led a group of local children in a swimming lesson last Thursday at Forest City Community Park in North Wantagh.
Keeping their heads above water
Whether it’s a backyard pool, a municipal aquatic center or the ocean, opportunities to swim are endless on Long Island. That’s why the Town of Hempstead offers swimming lessons at its pools, to teach both skills and safety. more
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Sade Miller, second from left, has enjoyed the pool during her two summers at Frank and Peggy Marenghi’s house in Seaford. She was joined by their grandchildren, from left, Avery and Brennan Lullo, Lorenzo Suriano and Kailey McKinney.
Seaford family hosts child through Fresh Air Fund
Peggy and Frank Marenghi’s family got a little bigger last week. The Seaford couple hosted a child from Brooklyn through the Fresh Air Fund, giving the young girl a taste of life in the suburbs. more
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The campers at the Seaford summer recreation program love their counselors, as evidenced as they piled on P.J. Lochner, a Seaford High School senior, on the playground last week.
School’s out, Seaford summer recreation is in
Seaford’s summer recreation program is growing up. Now in its 10th year, children in the community can spend their weekday mornings at school, but without the books and the tests. more
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The Seaford Pathmark store on Merrick Road will become a Stop & Shop following the bankruptcy announcement by A&P, which is selling off some stores and closing others.
Supermarket shake-up in Seaford
For the second time in four years, the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company, also known as A&P, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, and as a result, the Pathmark on Merrick Road in Seaford will change hands. more
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Michele Walsh Myers, joined by her son, Benjamin, will soon embark on a bike ride from Buffalo to Seaford’s 9/11 memorial.
Ready for a monumental ride
This weekend, Seaford native Michele Walsh Myers will set out on a journey like no other. She is planning to complete a 450-plus mile bike ride from western New York to Seaford. more
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Jason Berthel, 8, of Seaford, kept his arm loose.
Skills clinic a homerun with young ballplayers
The fundamentals of baseball were the focus of LSW Sports’ annual summer clinic, which is wrapping up this week at Cuomo Field in Seaford. more
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A developer is proposing a new gas station to replace an old one on Sunrise Highway in Seaford, which has been vacant since a fire five years ago.
Hope for a Seaford eyesore
There could be new life for a property that is arguably the biggest eyesore in Seaford. The Town of Hempstead is considering an application from OTM Gas to rehabilitate the vacant gas station at the southwest corner of Sunrise Highway and Washington Avenue. more
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