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Mark Engleman, left, and Marlena Schein, of Wantagh Kiwanis, hosted a food drive on Nov. 13 to supplement the efforts of the Giving Garden.
Harvesting local goodwill
The Wantagh Kiwanis Club and a local church are combining their efforts to help combat world hunger, and now they are urging members of the Wantagh, Seaford and surrounding communities to help tackle the problem. more
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Ira and Hillary Reiter of Wantagh created the Barking Biscuit, which speciallzes in treats for pets.
Barking Biscuit turns canine treats into a howling success
What began as a passion project by a Wantagh couple now has the potential to take the pet food industry by storm. more
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NYSDEC workers and volunteers Bill Fonda, Heidi O’Riordan, Marty Weinstein, Rebecca Terry, Joshua Laedke, and Lauren Tuffy helped stock brown trout in Wantagh’s Upper Twin Pond.
Winter trout season comes to Twin Lakes
The bass might have gone into early hibernation for the winter, but there’s still plenty to catch at our local lakes. more
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The full cast and crew of MacArthur High School’s ‘Mamma Mia,’ which features students from Wantagh, Seaford and Levittown.
MacArthur set to debut 'Mamma Mia'
Residents of Wantagh, Seaford and Levittown have a packed weekend of student theater to look forward to. more
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English teacher John Panus, far right, and life skills teacher Steven Anusiak, far left, with Leos Club student board members Dylan Malone, Taylor DiFondi, William Cassio, Katie Kofod and Brady McGowan.
Inspiring the next generation of Lions Club members in school
The newly formed, student-run Leos Club at Seaford High School is picking up right where the Lions Club leaves off, helping with much-needed charity work. more
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The full cast of Wantagh High School’s ‘Radium Girls,’ which will premiere on Nov. 18 and run until Nov. 20.
Wantagh High set to premiere ‘Radium Girls’
You don’t have buy tickets to a Broadway play to see some quality, passion-driven theater. more
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Library board officials, elected officials and neighbors living in Wantagh and surrounding communities were all smiles at the library’s second annual Fall Festival.
Library festival becomes tradition
What started out as a pandemic-friendly effort to rally support for the Wantagh Public Library has turned into an annual tradition. more
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Rabbi Shimon Kramer, center, and his wife Chanie, fourth from right, with their children, Mendel, Aizik, Leibel, Binyamin, Sarah, Mirel and Leah.
Chabad Center for Jewish Life begins Sukkot festivities
Not long after the holidays of Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur, the Jewish community of Long Island is celebrating another holiday — Sukkot, also known as Feast of the Tabernacles. more
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Kefer has likened taming wild mustangs to taming a “1,000-pound deer on crack.”
Michael Kefer realizes dream of rescuing wild mustangs
As a child, Wantagh native Michael Kefer often dreamed about rescuing and training wild mustangs — and he’s been one of the few to actually make those ambitions come true. more
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Jessica Kruczko, a senior at Seaford High School, has won a prestigious award for her art.
Kruczko is a Merit Award winner for art
Many talented students have gone through the Seaford Public Schools system and attained great success in life. Seaford High School senior Jessica Kruczko, who has recently won a prestigious art award, may turn out to be one of them. more
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