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Our Redeemer Nursery School students took a break from jumping in a bounce house to eat snacks at the school’s annual picnic in Seamans Neck Park. From left, Quinn Kaiser, 4, Isabella Pancia, 4, Lilly Pancia, 4, Caleb Pancia, 6, and Brady Baktis, 4.
Our Redeemer Nursery celebrates 30 years
The sun was shining and birds were chirping at the Our Redeemer Nursery School annual picnic on May 26.  Our Redeemer, a Lutheran church on Washington Avenue in Seaford, has housed a nursery … more
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Members of the Wantagh Lions Club, Miss Wantagh Court and Fire Department Explorers and the Chamber of Commerce were ready to welcome residents to the Community Picnic on June 3.
Residents have fun in the sun at picnic
Community members packed their chairs, blankets and picnic baskets and made their way to Wantagh Park on June 3 for a special spring celebration.  The Wantagh Lions Club sponsored the third … more
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The Wantagh-Levittown Volunteer Ambulance Corps held its second annual EMS Fair at Island Trees Middle School on May 20.
Ambulance corps hosts EMS Fair
The Wantagh-Levittown Volunteer Ambulance Corps held its second annual EMS Fair on May 20.  More than 100 Wantagh, Seaford and Levittown residents attended the event, held at Island … more
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Three new shops opened for business in Seaford on May 19. Elected officials, Chamber of Commerce leaders and local entrepreneurs attended the ribbon-cutting ceremonies on Bayview Street.
Seaford welcomes three new businesses
Bayview Street is open for business. The owners of three shops on the Seaford Harbor street held grand opening ceremonies on May 19. Chamber of Commerce and elected leaders welcomed the Bayview … more
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Barbara Segal, center, showed off her watercolor paintings at an art exhibit at the Wantagh Public Library. Librarians Suzanne Wellker, left, and Jack Leone admired her display.
Wantagh artist has a passion for painting
For Barbara Segal, painting isn’t just a hobby. It’s an escape. more
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Seaford Harbor Elementary students invited friends and family to a Special Someone Day event on May 5. Christine Scannello, left, Theresa Scannello, Julianna Gonzalez and Connie Gonzalez worked on a craft.
Celebrating ‘special someones’ at Harbor School
May 5 was a special day at Seaford Harbor Elementary School. more
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FISH volunteers gathered at the Wantagh Public Library for an annual luncheon on May 6.
A safe shuttle for Wantagh seniors
For many senior citizens in the Wantagh area, driving to the doctor or dentist can be a hassle. But with the help of Friends In Safe Hands, or FISH, getting to necessary appointments is no longer an issue. more
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Juliana Virdone, 12, crafted a banner with an encouraging message for a child staying at the Stony Brook Hospital Pediatric Hematology/Oncology Clinic at a Seaford Public Library community service program on April 28.
Seaford teens reach out to sick kids
Seaford teens care, according to library leaders. That’s why they participated in a special project designed to brighten the days of hospitalized children.  The Seaford Public Library … more
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Paumanacke Garden Club held a fundraiser last week at the Wantagh Knights of Columbus. Pictured from left are Armineh Sevadjian, Marilyn Held, Mary Cesare, Mary Ellen Kennavane, Lorraine Loughlin, Elaine Yarris, Arlene Sulzner and Marianne Wengler.
Garden Club hosts a floral affair
Members of the Wantagh-based Paumanacke Garden Club and local folks came together for a floral affair on April 27. The organization held a fundraiser at the Wantagh Knights of Columbus … more
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The Wantagh Public Library staff welcomed 10 chicks into the world on April 17 and 18. Librarians developed a program called From Egg to Chick to teach young patrons about how the birds develop.
Wantagh Library welcomes feathered friends
It was an exciting two days at the Wantagh Public Library, as ten chicks slowly broke free from their eggs on April 17 and 18. The feathered friends arrived just in time for spring. more
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