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The high school's juniors put together 10 Easter baskets for children in a local shelter through Give Kids Hope, a local nonprofit.
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"It was a difficult decision and we feel heartbroken that we will not be able to continue BBR," the nonprofit wrote.
Evan Ackerman & Andrew Grover were recognized as finalists after competing virtually in the DECA New York State Career Conference in March.
The school's winter girls track team raised hundreds of dollars for Contractors for Kids, a nonprofit that helps Suffolk families.
The man demanded cash from the woman, and she complied, police say. Officers are still looking for the man, police say.
Congratulations to all the students from the school district who qualified!
Donald Rosner reflects on his hockey-themed deli's one-year anniversary, his favorite moments, biggest challenge and more.
New artificial turf will be laid at Moriches Park Soccer Complex in time for spring leagues to enjoy, according to the town.
HomeTown and Poseidon are just two of 32 teams across the United States to reach the finals. See what ideas the students came up with.
"I love this dog and can’t imagine leaving her behind or having to send her back," says Sergeant Roberto. Here's how you can help.
The Walt Whitman High School team is advancing in a competition that sees students simulate every aspect of running a business.
