Sunday Jun 16 | Newsday
Division Avenue High students, principal graduate
After the graduating students listened to speeches by their classmates and administrators, the beach balls came out at the Division Avenue High School graduation in the Mack Sports and Exhibition Complex at Hofstra University.
MacArthur community watches over graduates with challenges
School Board President Mike Pappas presents a diploma to Justin Perez, the son of his old NYPD partner, who died of a heart attack last September.
Police: Victim stabbed, suspect arrested after Levittown argument
A Levittown man was arrested early Friday morning on felony assault and weapons charges after police said he stabbed another man in the head following a verbal argument, according to a Nassau County police news release.
Father Sommer Coming To St. Bernard's
When Msgr. Ralph Sommer was growing up he found inspiration from the example of his uncle, Father Ralph Besendorfer.
Across Nassau County, residents are reacting with mixed emotions to the Nassau County District Attorney's recent arrests of more than 100 men for soliciting prostitutes, including three from Hicksville, four from Levittown, eight from Wantagh and East Meadow, and one from Bethpage.
The Levittown Chamber of Commerce held its general meeting on May 15 at the YES Community Center.
Most adults remember the popular Chia Pets with their growing grass hair advertised on television in the 1980s.
Dog dies during Petco dog-training class
In what can only be described as a terrible tragedy, Michele Moccia and Michael DiMaggio took their dog, Sophia Belle, to a puppy class at a Petco in Levittown, N.Y., and came home without her that evening, because she died during the class.
From The Desk Of Dr. Charles Murphy: May 31, 2013
It is important for students to begin visiting colleges during their junior year of high school.
Levittowners lined the sides of Hempstead Turnpike on the morning of Memorial Day to pay tribute to those men and women who gave the ultimate sacrifice - their lives - in order to protect the principles of the United States.
Turkish man faces penalty in Conn. over ATM scheme
Cilek, who lasted lived in Levittown, N.Y., pleaded guilty last year to conspiracy to commit bank fraud and aggravated identity theft.
Southern Cal increases lead in NCAA women's golf
Annie Park shot a 2-under 70 in windy conditions Thursday to take the individual lead and help Southern California increase its lead to 17 strokes with one round left in the NCAA Women's Golf Championships.
Levittown's Final Deficit Budget
Grossane highlighted some of the driving factors around the 2013-14 school budget.