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Budget discussions have begun for the 2015-16 school year in Levittown.
Levittown budget to top $200M
The Levittown School District budget will likely hit the $200 million mark for the first time next year, based on a draft spending plan that was unveiled to the public last week. more
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An Artist’s rendering of the QuickChek gas station and convenience store proposed for Merrick Road.
A resounding ‘no’ for Seaford gas station
There was little support among a crowd of nearly 100 people at the Seaford Firehouse on Jan. 13 for a QuickChek gas station, which has been proposed for Merrick Road, across from Pathmark. more
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Seaford Model Congress officers, from left, Mike Biaggi, Thomas Mineo, Kailey Parker and Maggie Crean as one of the club’s meetings goes on.
Learning the power of debate
Members of Seaford High School’s Model Congress admit that the purpose of the club can be a little difficult to explain, but say the academic enrichment and hours of enjoyment it provides are second to none. more
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Third-graders at St. William the Abbot exercised using video games as iGame4 came to the school last week for the third consecutive year.
Moving more than their thumbs
Video games are not normally thought of as a way to exercise, but students at St. William the Abbot School recently learned that they can use their favorite electronics and stay fit at the same time. more
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An access road would be constructed across from the driveway to the back parking lot, north to Cedar Street.
Harbor access road takes step forward
Construction of an access road for the Seaford Harbor Elementary School moved one step closer last week, as attorneys for the school district and Nassau County agreed upon language for an inter-municipal agreement. more
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The old (left) and new band uniforms for the MacArthur High School marching band was displayed at last month’s board meeting.
New look on tap for MacArthur musicians
The MacArthur High School marching band will soon have a snazzy new look. New uniforms were unveiled at the December Levittown Board of Education meeting, and are expected to debut in the spring. more
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Wantagh High School graduation 2014.
Graduation rates holding steady
Graduation rates locally topped 90 percent for the class of 2014, in data recently released by the New York State Education Department. more
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Girl Scout Tatyanna Soliwoda promoted her first pet preparedness seminar outside of Pathmark in Seaford.
Girl Scout pushes pet preparedness
Experts regularly warn people to be prepared for an emergency but Girl Scout Tatyanna Soliwoda said one thing always gets overlooked: their pets. more
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Assemblyman Joseph Saladino sponsored the bill, recently signed by Gov. Andrew Cuomo, to clean up the toxic Navy Grumman plume that could have eventually threatened drinking water in Wantagh and Seaford.
Governor orders plume cleanup
New York state took a major step forward in ensuring safe drinking water for Wantagh and Seaford residents recently, when Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed a bill ordering the cleanup of the toxic Navy Grumman plume. more
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What’s ahead for 2015 in Wantagh and Seaford?
The new year is upon us, schools are back in session and local organizations are beginning to meet again. There is much in store in Wantagh and Seaford for the coming year. more
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