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A debate among Mike Sax, far left, DuWayne Gregory and Liuba Grechen Shirley, all running to unseat Peter King in the 2nd Congressional District, heated up at a Democratic candidates’ forum in Merrick on Jan. 25.
Race for 2nd C.D. seat heats up
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A person was struck and killed by a train at the Seaford station on Friday afternoon.
LIRR: Person hit by train at Seaford station
A person was struck and killed by a train at the Long Island Rail Road station in Seaford Friday afternoon, causing 20-minute delays on the Babylon Branch in both directions, the LIRR said. On … more
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Ashley Budrewicz, left, her sister, Jessica, right, and MacArthur High School assistant softball coach Deana Tororici, center, celebrated their win in the Nassau County Softball Division A Championship series last May.
MacArthur champs bound for NYIT
MacArthur High School Junior Jessica Budrewicz was one out away from pitching a complete shutout in the 2017 Nassau County Division A title game Island Trees last May. With her twin sister, Ashley, … more
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New Herald reporter James Mattone
Coming home to Long Island
Hello readers! My name is James Mattone, a 21-year-old journalist, and I am the new reporter for the Wantagh-Seaford Herald Citizens. I was raised in Franklin Square, but lived across the street … more
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Karen Cass, of EXIT Realty Premier, was sworn in as president of the Seaford Chamber of Commerce at an installation ceremony at Runyon’s restaurant on Jan. 17. County Legislator Steve Rhoads, left, led her in the oath as Hempstead Town Councilman Dennis Dunne Sr. looked on.
Seaford Chamber installs board, officers
The Seaford Chamber of Commerce held its annual installation dinner on Jan. 17 at Runyon’s restaurant, which featured the swearing in of officers and board members for 2018. Karen Cass, of … more
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Kindergartners, from left, Layla Perrien, Gianna Philpitt, Michael Cassandra, Natalie Cama and Leanne Gregorek added penguins and snowmen to their projects.
A snow-inspired STEAM activity at Harbor Elementary
With plenty of snow right outside the windows, kindergartners at Seaford Harbor Elementary School worked on a project inspired by the view. Two dozen students took part in the lunchtime STEAM — … more
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King (R-Seaford) is preparing to run for re-election. King represents New York’s 2nd Congressional District.
Gregory to challenge King for 2nd C.D. seat
Democrat DuWayne Gregory, the Suffolk County Legislature’s presiding officer, announced last week that he planned to run for Congress in November — for the seat held by Rep. Peter King, a … more
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MacArthur High School students Juliana Weltner, left, and Abby DellVecchio prepared to wrestle in rubber suits at the school’s third annual sumo-wrestling competition on Jan. 11.
Sumo-sized support at MacArthur High School
The MacArthur High School gymnasium was packed with students, faculty, administrators and alumni who were ready to watch teens from Levittown, North  Wantagh and Seaford bounce around on Jan. … more
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Reason2Smile Executive Director Donna Rosenblum joined Seaford Manor Elementary School third-graders, from left, Claire Reeves, Max Arnold, Emma Clancy, Ryan DeHaan and Vincenzo Casha during International Week on Jan 8-12.
Manor students make cultural connections
Seaford Manor Elementary School students traveled the world from the comfort of their classrooms during International Week on Jan. 8-12. Among the countries that students “visited” … more
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“It is disheartening to hear the statistics of hookah use among middle school and high school students,” says Donna La Scala, director of the East Meadow SMART Coalition. “This behavior poses a health risk. . . . I fully support Councilman Dunne’s legislation restricting these lounges.”
Town board approves legislation banning hookah bars outside industrial areas
The Hempstead Town Board unanimously passed legislation last week banning new hookah lounges from being built near homes, schools and local community centers. The legislation, proposed by Councilman … more
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