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Mimi Pierre Johnson, a community organizer for New York Communities for Change and resident of Elmont, accused Chris McGrath, right, and his campaign of disseminating “racist, fear-mongering literature.”
McGrath confronts protesters outside office
When a group of protesters led by civil rights attorney Fred Brewington gathered outside the law office of State Senate candidate Chris McGrath Thursday morning, the Republican hopeful defended himself amid calls that he drop out of the race, saying the outcry was politically motivated. more
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Taken from the former Carman Avenue Bridge in East Meadow in 1908, this photo of the Long Island Motor Parkway appeared on the cover of Kroplick’s book about the historic road.
Racing through the Island’s past
Howard Kroplick, 66, was a student at East Meadow High School the first time he drove a car. It belonged to his parents, who let him drive his friends to a basketball game at the school. Kroplick … more
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Todd Kaminsky, right, with supporters outside of Dean Skelos’s former office in Rockville Centre, promised he would put forward legislation to ban outside income for legislators on his first day in the Senate.
Kaminsky pledges to ban outside income
Assemblyman Todd Kaminsky held the first press conference of his campaign in Rockville Centre on Feb. 11, promising that he would put forward legislation to ban outside income for Albany … more
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Cub Scout Pack 96’s Pinewood Derby was held Jan. 29 at the Wantagh Memorial Congregational Church.
It was race night in Seaford, Wantagh
Racing season has begun. Cub Scout Pack 96 of Wantagh and Pack 239 of Seaford each hosted their annual Pinewood Derby last Friday. more
Views on columnist Charles Blow
There are few works that hit you at your core, at the very essence of your being. There are few places that elicit raw emotion, and they are never where you expect them to be. It is with surprise … more
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Runners head up daffodil avenue at the start of the Snowball Run, hosted by the Wantagh Chamber of Commerce, last Saturday morning.
No snowballs, but lots of runners
Wantagh’s Snowball Run returned on a day when any snowball would have quickly melted. More than 200 runners charted the five-mile course which began and ended at Wantagh Middle School. more
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Patrick Burke, 23, of Seaford, was the winner of Saturday’s 12th annual Hot Chocolate Run.
Popular race has local flavor
For the second time in 12 years, the Seaford Wellness Council’s Hot Chocolate Run cracked the 1,000-registrant mark. And even with the large turnout of runners and walkers from all over Long Island, local athletes were the top finishers. more
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Donald Paulson’s involvement with the Lions Club and other organizations has earned him the assignment of an honorary starter for Saturday’s Hot Chocolate Run.
Devoted to Seaford
Donald Paulson may have grown up in New York City, but when he moved to Seaford 30 years ago, he quickly adapted to the suburbs. His life became about schools, Scouts and sports. more
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Route announced for Wantagh Snowball Run
The Wantagh Chamber of Commerce has announced the route for its upcoming Snowball Run. Residents and motorists should expect road closures beginning at 8 a.m. on Saturday, Dec. 12. more
Race organizer Mitchell Rich and Chamber of Commerce President Christopher Brown are looking forward to the return of Wantagh’s Snowball Run.
Get your running shoes on
December may be the month when winter temperatures arrive, but that won’t stop more than a thousand runners from taking part in two upcoming local races — the Hot Chocolate Run in Seaford and the Snowball Run in Wantagh. more
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