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Seaford students begin 2026-27 school year - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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For some Seaford students, Sept. 1 marked the beginning of their journey through the school district. For others, it marked the beginning of the end. At Seaford Harbor Elementary School, kindergarten teacher Renee Hauser watched her newest students walk through the doors with bright smiles, new backpacks and the wide-eyed curiosity of children experiencing school for the first time. Nearly three decades into her career in education, Hauser said that feeling never gets old. “They walk in with suc
Seaford students begin 2026-27 school year - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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For some Seaford students, Sept. 1 marked the beginning of their journey through the school district. For others, it marked the beginning of the end. At Seaford Harbor Elementary School, kindergarten teacher Renee Hauser watched her newest students walk through the doors with bright smiles, new backpacks and the wide-eyed curiosity of children experiencing school for the first time. Nearly three decades into her career in education, Hauser said that feeling never gets old. “They walk in with suc
Wantagh manhole mystery leaves residents asking questions - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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A group of five people descended into the Wantagh sewer system by way of a manhole in the early hours of Aug. 27, prompting a number of 911 calls and an investigation that has left residents wondering what was going on. The group was seen removing a manhole cover on the sidewalk of Wantagh Avenue, near Jerusalem Avenue, shortly after 1 a.m., according to Nassau County police. Two witnesses reported seeing the men enter the sewer before they replaced the cover and disappeared underground. Police
Wantagh manhole mystery leaves residents asking questions - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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A group of five people descended into the Wantagh sewer system by way of a manhole in the early hours of Aug. 27, prompting a number of 911 calls and an investigation that has left residents wondering what was going on. The group was seen removing a manhole cover on the sidewalk of Wantagh Avenue, near Jerusalem Avenue, shortly after 1 a.m., according to Nassau County police. Two witnesses reported seeing the men enter the sewer before they replaced the cover and disappeared underground. Police
Seaford High School to honor five alumni on 25th anniversary of 9/11 - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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Twenty-five years after the Sept. 11 attacks, community members continue to gather each year on that day at Seaford High School to remember the five alumni whose lives were cut short. To honor the area's five victims — Thomas and Timothy Haskell, John Perry, Robert Sliwak and Michael Wittenstein — this year's ceremony will be held from 5 to 6 p.m., at the high school's 9/11 Memorial. For the victims' families, however, remembrance has never been confined to a single day. Dawn Haskell Carbone sai
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