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East Broadway Elementary School Principal Jeanmarie Wink greeted students as they arrived for the first day of school on Sept. 2.
A new year begins at East Broadway
As East Broadway Elementary School Principal Jeanmarie Wink walked the halls while students were settling into their classes on Sept. 2, she said she could think of no better place to be. more
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Eileen Napolitano, left, the Democratic candidate for Nassau County Legislative District 13, kicked off her campaign last week in East Meadow. She is challenging 18-year incumbent Norma Gonsalves, the Legislature’s presiding officer since 2012, who spoke at National Night Out at Veterans Memorial Park last month.
Napolitano challenging Gonsalves in 13th L.D.
Residents of Nassau County’s 13th Legislative District will choose between longtime Legislator Norma Gonzales and newcomer Eileen Napolitano, both of East Meadow, in the November election. more
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Henry “Hank” Zurita, 3, of Wantagh, enjoyed an afternoon on the playground at Cedar Creek Park in Seaford last week.
Celebrating summer’s end at Cedar Creek
Summer’s close brings back-to-school shopping, longer nights and an end to action-filled days in the Long Island sun. At Cedar Creek Park in Seaford, a Nassau County park enjoyed by residents from all over, friends and families looked back with nostalgia on the past few months spent together. more
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Michael Scaduto is the new assistant principal at MacArthur High School.
Feeling right at home in Levittown
MacArthur High School has a true community feel, notes new Assistant Principal Michael Scaduto, and that’s what brought him to his new post. more
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Mike Gino, who starts school on Sept. 2, said his senior year at MacArthur High School will be bittersweet.
A new school year nears
It’s time to get those backpacks filled with supplies and those new sneakers laced up. The school year starts next week in local districts, a rare year in which the first day of classes comes before Labor Day. more
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Players from Forest City Park and Seaman’s Neck Park teams met for the opening faceoff in a game at the Town of Hempstead’s annual street hockey tournament on Aug. 12 in Seaford.
Teams do battle at town hockey tournament
It was not your ordinary day at Seamans’s Neck Park in Seaford. Instead of tennis balls flying through the air on the courts, there were hockey balls gliding across the ground. Instead of tennis racquets, there were hockey sticks. more
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Refusals skew state test scores
New York State test scores were released last week, but the rising trend of test refusals means that results are no longer indicative of a district’s performance. more
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Colleen Schaefer works at King Kullen during her college breaks. She was joined by her night manager, Dan Gershman.
Gaining valuable job experience
As some of their peers sit on their couches, many young men and women are out and about this summer. Getting a summer job is not an easy task, but the benefits are plentiful, such as getting some extra cash, enhancing a resume and gaining working experience. more
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John Theissen filled a backpack with supplies, which will help a needy child somewhere on Long Island. His back-to-school drive runs through Sept. 12.
Wanted: school supplies
They’re three words that children, and many adults, don’t want to hear: back to school. But the reality is, the new school year is less than a month away, and that means it’s time to start shopping for new sneakers, backpacks, pens and notebooks. more
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Campers enjoy spending time each day on the playground.
Woodmont Camp marks 20th summer
It’s a milestone summer for Woodmont Camp, which is celebrating its 20th year serving children in Wantagh, Seaford and beyond. more
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