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Levittown Students Kick Off The New School Year
Despite some rain, students across the district got back to school on Sept. 6.

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Despite some rain, students across the district got back to school on Sept. 6.

Nassau BOCES Students across the county were stranded when the bus company that was supposed to pick them up couldn't find drivers.
The annual walk, sponsored by the Town of Oyster Bay, raises money for the Fay J. Lindner Center for Autism & Developmental Disabilities.
The cameras will catch people who illegally drive around stopped school buses, which endangers children getting on and off the bus.
The town will honor those who were killed 21 years ago, as well as people who have died since from 9/11-related illnesses.
The family of Wayne Marturano want to make sure there is enough blood supply for people who need it, like he did.
The state will be closing multiple lanes on the expressway while crews do bridge maintenance.
His concerns are spurred by a Nassau County detective being accused of working with the mafia.
The district honored the legacy of the former superintendent at a dedication ceremony earlier this month.
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Swimmers should be extra careful if they go to South Shore beaches for the next few days, the National Weather Service said.
You can get tickets now for the unique event, and send your own water lantern out onto the lake.
Dr. Kenneth A. Card, Jr. announced he will be retiring at the end of the school year, after leading the district for five years.
The district kicked off the new year on Sept. 2.