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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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Luke Kodisch, center, president of the eSports Club, with, from far left, Luca Pecora, James Garelick, Tom Lagomarsino, Sean Hill-Hotz, Bryson Prochilo and Ryan Mei.
Is varsity video gaming next?
As schools have come back full swing in a post-pandemic world, the eSports Club at Wantagh High School is growing in popularity — perhaps one of the only activities that actually benefited from Covid-19. more
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Tom Dunn, originally from Levittown, is the new director of the Tilles Center. He brings years of art and management experience with him.
Tom Dunn takes reins at Tilles Center
Wantagh, Seaford and Levittown are strongly linked by school zoning while their residents share common roads, parks and preserves. These communities can now also proudly lay claim to the leading man at the Tilles Center. more
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Sheena Jacob is Seaford’s new assistant superintendent for human resources, and Tom Lynch has been promoted to assistant superintendent for curriculum and technology.
Seaford's two new assistant superintendents look ahead
Two administrators have been chosen to split the responsibilities held by Seaford School District Deputy Superintendent John Striffolino, who retired this spring. more
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Eighth-grade students in Natalie Douglas’s digital art class were putting a unique spin on famous logos.
A new focus on elective classes
Wantagh Middle School is now offering students a comprehensive list of elective programs to choose from. more
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The Energy and Nature Center, located on 150 Bay Parkway in Wantagh.
A hike and history lesson on Jones Beach
Summer may be over, but Jones Beach State Park exists year round. And as long as the park is open, the Jones Beach Energy and Nature Center always has something in store for you. more
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Todd Winch, far right, is the new superintendent of Levittown Public Schools, replacing Tonie McDonald, second from right. Alongside them are Division Avenue Principal John Coscia, Board of Education VP Peggy Marenghi, and McDonald's husband Patrick McDonald as Division Avenue High School named an auditorium for Tonie McDonald.
Todd Winch begins first year as Levittown superintendent
For the first time in 30 years, school doors opened across Wantagh, Seaford, and Levittown, and Tonie McDonald wasn’t there welcoming students in. more
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Wantagh American Legionnaires fire a 21-gun salute in a tribute to those who lost their lives on Sept. 11, 2001.
Wantagh and Seaford commemorate 9/11
The New York City metropolitan area was, collectively and profoundly affected by the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, 21 years ago now. more
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