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A Juneteenth march will be held tonight, June 19, starting from Amityville Memorial High School and ending in Cedar Creek Park in Seaford, with stops in Wantagh and Massapequa.

Seaford, Wantagh to join Friday Juneteenth march

Seaford and Wantagh will join the celebratory march beginning in Amityville tonight in honor of Juneteenth — the day in 1865 when Texas became the first state officially to free all slaves. more

6/19/20

Christine D’Angelo, of D’Angelo’s Sporting Goods, in Wantagh, said her business is now open, after she spent an extra two weeks wrangling with the rules of

Phase 2 off to smooth start

More Seaford and Wantagh businesses opened last week as Phase 2 of the state’s reopening took effect, and, as with Phase 1, the results were mixed. more

By Timothy Denton | 6/17/20

Peaceful demonstrators gathered in front of the old Methodist Church across from Hempstead Town Hall on June 5 to protest the murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis on May 25.

‘We weren’t prepared at all,’ Brooks says of virus

As more Seaford and Wantagh businesses open under the guidelines for Phase II, one nagging question about recovery from Covid-19 remains unanswered: How safe are we, really? more

By Timothy Denton | 6/17/20

Mike D’Angelo, of D’Angelo Sporting Goods in Wantagh, opted for caution, as he said the rules governing Phase I openings were as yet unclear.

Phase One reopening greeted with caution, some confusion in Wantagh

Select businesses in Seaford and Wantagh finally reopened on Wednesday, as the region encompassing Nassau and Suffolk counties cleared the final hurdles that had kept them shuttered and their economies shattered. more

By Timothy Denton | 5/27/20

Both the Seaford and Wantagh school districts employ teams of psychologists, guidance counselors and social workers to help students, even during social distancing. Above, Seaford’s staff.

South Shore schools stress destressing

“You are not the only one. So many students are in your position. Reach out to us. We are professionals, and we are here to help,” Wantagh High School psychologist Agnes Ramos said when asked what she tells students who acknowledge that they need help coping with the anxieties of social distancing. more

By J.D. Freda | 5/26/20

Congressional hopefuls get national support

The race for New York’s 2nd Congressional District seat is heating up, even with current social distancing guidelines in place. At the beginning of the year, local candidates were jockeying for endorsements from Long Island political committees and elected officials, hoping to jump out as party favorites. Now congressional hopefuls are fishing for national backers — and they have caught some. more

By J.D. Freda | 5/20/20

Despite lower levels of contagion, new cases of the Covid-19 virus continue at a steady pace, with two new cases in Seaford and six in Wantagh.

Wantagh, Seaford coronavirus updates: three new cases as of May 15

Updates, as of May 15, showed Wantagh-Seaford, with a total of 669 confirmed cases of Covid-19. Nassau County again fell, with 169 new cases, as countywide testing reached 9.5 percent of the population. more

5/14/20

Lauren Horn, left, and Rachel Dorfman, two juniors at John F. Kennedy High School in Bellmore, recently took their first trip delivering groceries to seniors in the community.

Teens start free delivery service for seniors in Bellmore, Merrick, Wantagh and Seaford

Two local teenagers are taking it upon themselves to ensure seniors and the high-risk community in Bellmore, Merrick, Wantagh and Seaford have the grocery supplies they need during the Covid-19 … more

By Andrew Garcia | 5/8/20

St. Joseph Hospital in Bethpage, where many local Covid-19 cases are treated.

New Covid-19 cases declining but still high

The number of new Covid-19 cases continues a steady decline in Seaford and Wantagh, in line with trends seen across the state. But Nassau County still logs thousands of new cases. more

By Timothy Denton and Scott Brinton | 5/7/20

Before the pandemic, some of the school’s preschool students learned about fire safety.

The Hagedorn Little Village School celebrates 50 years

Even in the most disordered of times, birthdays are celebrated, anniversaries and weddings observed and beginnings and endings bring rejoicing or tears. So the coronavirus pandemic isn’t … more

By Timothy Denton | 5/3/20

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