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PHOTOS: Ward Melville Celebrates its Class of 2013
Seniors shine at Sunday's graduation ceremony.

Hometown: Levittown, NY // Current City: East Setauket, NY // Bio: A 2002 graduate of Hofstra University, Christine studied under two-time Pulitzer winning journalist Bob Greene and cut her teeth on the sports desk at Newsday. She joined Patch.com on a full-time basis in June of 2010. While she has been writing for newspapers and websites since the age of 12, Christine found her true inspiration for becoming a journalist in the book Savage Inequalities by Jonathan Kozol, which detailed the disparities in various public education systems in New York and New Jersey. // Beliefs: Registered Democrat who tends not to vote along party lines. Raised Catholic but has a multicultural family with several different religious affiliations represented.
Seniors shine at Sunday's graduation ceremony.

A descendant of a Bethel AME Church founder is hoping to keep its history and culture alive in Setauket.
Unidentified woman is in critical condition.
Coram woman is in critical condition following the accident.
Krystal is headed to Boston University in the fall.
A look back at the past week's biggest headlines on Three Village Patch.
Kelly is headed to Stony Brook University this fall.
Suffolk adds service that gives locals opportunity to pair important medical information with their phone numbers.
Suffolk adds service that gives locals opportunity to pair important medical information with their phone numbers.
Prom committee plans glamorous affair for a senior class of 750 students.
The incident happened at around 11:30 a.m. Friday.
The incident happened at around 11:30 a.m. Friday.
Track work between Huntington and Port Jefferson changes service, schedules.
Track work between Huntington and Port Jefferson changes service, schedules.
Track work between Huntington and Port Jefferson changes service, schedules.
This one clarifies the definition of "kitchen" for the purpose of code enforcement.
Annual senior prom was attended by 341 students on Wednesday.