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John Nocera, a second-grade student at Forest Lake Elementary School, took a trip through the tunnel of terror last Friday morning, one of many activities that was part of the Halloween Fitness Funhouse.

The gymnasium at Forest Lake Elementary School had a different look to it during the last two weeks of October. In the spirit of Halloween, half of the space was turned into a Halloween Fitness Funhouse, with a variety of activities that were appropriate for the season. more

By Andrew Hackmack | 11/4/14

Sophia Koukoulas, a 2012 graduate of Wantagh High School, is in her first year studying at the Eastman School of Music in Rochester.

Dream comes true for music student

Music, says Wantagh’s Sophia Koukoulas, is a gift that should be shared with others. She is learning just how to do that in her first year as a music education major at the Eastman School of Music in Rochester. more

By Andrew Hackmack | 10/30/14

Wantagh High School students, from left, Kyle Loney, Julia Laibach and Victoria Olsen said they felt empowered by the Rachel’s Challenge program which was held last week, calling on teens to make a positive difference in their school and community.

Creating a friendlier Wantagh High

There are some who chalk up teasing to teens being teens. Others, call it bullying, and say it has no place in schools. more

By Andrew Hackmack | 10/29/14

Wantagh High School cheerleaders paid tribute to retiring announcer Bill Bogatz before the Homecoming game on Oct. 18.

Announcer’s career draws to a close

For a quarter-century, Bill Bogatz has been the voice of Wantagh football. He’s not on the air, but his voice has filled the air at home games since 1990. more

By Andrew Hackmack | 10/29/14

Judge John G. Marks is the executive director of the Nassau County Traffic and Parking Violations Agency.

Slow down or get a speeding ticket

Since 2009, there has been a 38 percent reduction in the number of accidents in Nassau County, thanks to the red light camera program, said the Hon. John G. Marks, executive director of the Nassau County Traffic and Parking Violations Agency. more

By Laura Schofer | 10/22/14

The Wantagh Warriors charged onto the field prior to the Homecoming game on Oct. 18.

Wantagh backs the black and gold

Warrior pride was in full force on Oct. 18 as Wantagh High School hosted its annual Homecoming celebration. more

10/22/14

Joseph DelGais was named the grand marshal of the Wantagh Homecoming parade. From left are parade Chairwoman AnneMarie Murale, Athletic Director Jennifer Keane, Booster Club co-Presidents Kate Powell and Maureen Conklin, and Diane Sales.

There’s no place like Wantagh

Hundreds of people marched up Wantagh Avenue last Saturday afternoon in the annual Homecoming parade, but for one man, the experience was extra special. more

By Andrew Hackmack | 10/22/14

Wantagh Homecoming parade, game are Saturday

The Wantagh Sports Booster Club invites all members of the community to Wantagh High School’s Homecoming celebration this Saturday, Oct. 18. more

10/15/14

Twins Katie and Kelly Gerdes from Wantagh are now in their freshman season playing on the Hofstra University women’s soccer team.

Sister act on the Hofstra soccer field

Katie and Kelly Gerdes share a last name, a Sept. 12, 1996 birthday, a suite at Hofstra University with two other girls and a passion for “the beautiful game,” which they play together as members of the Hofstra women’s soccer team. No doubt, they have a tight bond, and they know a thing or two about overcoming adversity after being injured on the field. more

By Nathan Weiser | 10/15/14

Dominick Krug, a fourth grader at Wantagh Elementary School, hopped out of the fire safety trailer with firefighter Walter Enfield and PTA volunteer Brent Powers keeping watch.

Wantagh kids stop, drop and learn

A fire is a devastating situation no family ever wants to experience. If they do, it is likely that everyone will come out of it safely by following basic tips that are taught at a young age. more

By Andrew Hackmack | 10/15/14

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