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Teens use the Badge-A-Minit button maker in the Levittown Public Library’s Innovation Station, which opened last year.
Levittown library boosting technology
An expansion of technology at the Levittown Public Library is a major initiative in its proposed 2015-16 budget, which will be on ballot along with the school budget vote on May 19. more
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More than $340 in combined school spending is on the ballot in Levittown, Wantagh and Seaford on May 19.
Budget votes are Tuesday
Wantagh and Seaford residents will have their say on Tuesday on more than $340 million worth of spending in three local districts for the 2015-16 school year. more
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Seventh-graders from Seaford Middle School walked through the grounds of the Tackapausha Preserve on May 7 to clean up litter.
Seaford students do some spring cleaning
It may have been just five minutes away, but when Seaford Middle School students visited the Tackapausha Museum and Preserve last Thursday, it was like a whole different world. more
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Levittown Board of Education candidates, from left, Marianne Adrian, Ed Powers and Kevin Regan.
Three candidates for two seats in Levittown
Three candidates are competing for two seats on the Levittown School District Board of Education this year. Incumbents Ed Powers and Kevin Regan are both seeking re-election. Marianne Adrian, who also ran for a seat last year, rounds out the ballot. more
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The soon-to-be-demolished Seaford Avenue School was open to the public one last time on May 2.
A walk down memory lane
Stories were shared and new memories were made as more than 250 people came out on Saturday to get one last look at the Seaford Avenue School, which is slated for demolition. more
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U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer presented a ceremonial $3.3 million check to South Farmingdale Water District commissioners, from left, John Hirt, Ralph Atoria and Gary Brosnan to reimburse the construction costs of a water treatment plant in northern Seaford.
Navy pays up
In the same spot he stood eight months ago, calling on the U.S. Navy to pay for the construction of a water treatment plant in northern Seaford, Sen. Charles Schumer announced victory last Friday morning. more
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Volunteers help out at Matthew Davison's project at Jones Beach State Park.
Seaford Scout pair lead service projects
The road to Eagle Scout has many requirements, but none more significant than a community service project. Two Boy Scouts from Troop 239 in Seaford have recently been busy completing their projects. more
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More than 3,500 people ran in the Long Island Marathon on May 3, which included a full 26.2-mile race, and a half marathon.
And they're off...
Thousands of runners competed in the Long Island Marathon on Sunday, including dozens from Wantagh and Seaford. more
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Nearly 100 painted ceiling tiles hang in the Seaford Library’s lower level. Among the artists are, from left, Matthew Zabatta, Mike Emmett, Kenna MacLean, Alison Coggins, Kaitlyn Sidoti, Nicole Merendino and Vicky Zaharopoulos.
Ceiling artists take a trip back in time
If you’ve ever been in the Community Room at the Seaford Public Library for a meeting, you’ve probably noticed the painted ceiling tiles with a variety of designs. You’ve also probably wondered, “Who did those?” more
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Nick Bilotta, owner of Final Touch Auto Collision, helped pay for the bench cushions that are available for Seaford High School sporting events.
A year of giving back for body shop
On April 24, Nick Bilotta celebrated his one-year anniversary as the owner of Final Touch, a body repair shop on Merrick Road in Seaford. In that time, he has been finding ways to support the community that supports his business. more
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