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Noah Rosenberg, from left, Layla Schechner, Kelly Diebold and Seth Jarmol took part in a workshop presented recently by Child Abuse Prevention Services of Long Island.
Steering clear of bullies in Bellmore
Winthrop Avenue Elementary School third-graders learned how to be “upstanders” instead of bystanders at an anti-bullying workshop sponsored recently by Child Abuse Prevention Services of Long Island, said Bellmore School District officials. more
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Why am I on the East Meadow School Board?
A new school year is beginning. The school board will dutifully meet to tend to the business end of the beginning of our educational process. more
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Moody’s Investors Service is calling the city’s effort to reduce its deficit a “credit positive."
Moody’s: surcharge is a ‘credit positive’ for Long Beach
Moody’s Investors Service, the credit-rating agency that downgraded Long Beach’s rating five levels last year to a step above junk bond status, is calling the city’s effort to reduce its … more
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Church fills in on High Holy Days
A burst pipe and a flooded temple could have been a disaster for the Jewish Center of Island Park congregation during the High Holy Days, if not for the swift assistance offered by the Sacred Heart … more
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On an island of plenty, hunger abounds
When people in other parts of the country think of Long Island, they may imagine lavish Hamptons soirees attended by A-list Hollywood glitterati. They see Gold Coast palaces. But this American paradise has a desperate side that is too often hidden by the glare of its wealth. more
Village Car service’s new office is located at 416 Sunrise Highway, formerly Woodlinx Furniture Store. The LIRR tressle is to the left.
Car service, Lynbrook village to face off in court
Village Car Service, which in February won the right to park its taxis under the Lynbrook Long Island Rail Road station — a spot previously held by All Island Transportation — has filed suit … more
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Crossing guard Debra Bernhardt held back traffic as children and their parents crossed Merrick Avenue on the way to Camp Avenue School in Merrick last week. Many crossings were manned by police officers on the first day of school, while some were left unguarded.
Be careful crossing the street
Parents who let their children walk to school may want to take extra precautions this year: Nassau County has left some crossing guard posts unmanned. As a result of a hiring freeze and work … more
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Noreen Leahy, Rockville Centre’s assistant superintendent for Pupil, Personnel Services and Special Education, has been working to implement regulations included in the state’s new Dignity for All Students Act.
Rockville Centre schools implement DASA
New York’s Dignity for All Students Act, known as DASA, was signed into law in September 2010 and took effect in July. It addresses issues relating to harassment and discrimination in schools. The law and subsequent regulations issued by the New York State Education Department require that school districts implement provisions prohibiting discrimination and harassment against any student by employees or students on school property or at school functions. more
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The Elmont Fire District recently received a higher classification rating.
Elmont Fire District receives higher classification
The Insurance Services Offices (ISO), an insurance advisory organization that provides insurers with a variety of underwriting and rating services, has notified the Elmont Fire District that its … more
Helping seniors and their families
Retirement should be a worry-free, fulfilling time of life. But as people age, needs start to change, and challenges set in. more
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