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The 2021 Easter Egg Hunt hosted by the chamber successfully filled a pantry with goods.
Seaford Chamber Easter Egg Hunt is back
The Seaford Chamber of Commerce will host its third annual Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday in Washington Avenue Park, which will feature a live performance by DJ Brian and a special visit from the Easter Bunny. more
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Now, a story on the speeding in Atlantic Beach?
Now, a story on the speeding in Atlantic Beach? more
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Wantagh Board of Education members voted on a series of motions.
Wantagh Board of Education clears up some confusion
Wantagh community members were concerned over the school district’s possible affiliation with Northwell Health at the Wantagh Board of Education Meeting on Thurs., March 24. John McNamara, superintendent of Wantagh schools at addressed the plethora of concerns voiced by parents at the meeting.  more
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The interior of Seaford resident Janet Romeo’s home on Old Post Road is cracking.
‘Sinking’ properties are leaving residents in distress in Seaford
Some Seaford residents are claiming that their homes, garages and sheds are sinking into the ground. Despite spending thousands of dollars on repairs, few have any idea what’s causing the damages. more
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Richner Communications Inc. hosted the monthly meeting of the Nassau Council of Chambers of Commerce last week. From left, council president Frank Camarano, Herald digital sales manager Lori Berger, and Herald publisher Stuart Richner.
Richner Communications hosts Nassau Council of Chambers of Commerce breakfast
The six long tables were evenly divided, with chairs on either side, with plenty of room for breakfast, coffee and some juice. more
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The board of the Asian American Institute for Research and Engagement includes, from left, Laura Curran, Dr. Ijaz Ahmad, Farrah Mozawalla, Cherry Huang, Dawei Zhou and Dr. Sadia Chaudhury.
Focusing on hate crimes
Anti-Asian sentiment has grown since the coronavirus outbreak. According to the Pew Research Center, one-third of Asian Americans fear threats, physical attacks or other violence against them. Since … more
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John Datre and his daughter, Gabrielle Alexander, celebrated his 100th birthday surrounded by friends and family on Saturday.
For WWII vet, 100 felt like 50
John Datre, a World War II veteran who turned 100 on Saturday, enjoyed two celebrations last weekend. One of them became quite the community affair. “I feel as though I’m 50,” … more
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Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman, surrounded by officials, hospital workers, police officers and union leaders, spoke about why a state takeover of Nassau University Medical Center would be detrimental to locals and others who use the hospital’s facilities.
Blakeman: No ‘state takeover’ of Nassau County medical center
Opposing opinions have flared recently over who should be on the governing board of Nassau University Medical Center. While Republican County Executive Bruce Blakeman wants entrepreneur Matthew … more
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Hospital staff and leadership joined Congressman Tom Suozzi and Kerri Anne Scanlon, Glen Cove Hospital’s executive director, on Monday at Glen Cove Hospital.
Hospital receives $2 million for geriatric center
Funding for Glen Cove Hospital’s Geriatric Center of Excellence would allow for more advanced and compassionate care for seniors, Kerri Anne Scanlon, the hospital’s executive … more
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After finishing his homework, Hadee Jaffar, 11, played “Would you rather” and then “Game of Wordle.”
Virtual tutoring for underserved students
During the coronavirus pandemic, students were forced into a remote learning environment. As they transition to in-person learning some children and their parents are finding it’s not easy. The … more
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