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May 4, 2005 / Front Page

Mayor, Trustees and Village Justice sworn in; appointees take oath of offices in MPK Village

by Tiffany Elliott

Families and friends gathered at Massapequa Park Village Hall April 4 to witness the Village More...

Tiger Scouts of Den 3 visit Massapequa High School

In March, Tiger Scouts of Den 3 were treated to a demonstration of how Massapequa High School's newspaper is produced and a tour of the school's radio station. More...

FSD adopts revised budget; approves proposition to address soaring transportation costs

by Jackie Verrico

An unprecedented hike in the District More...

Special Sections

A display of the varied art work of Amityville School District students was exhibited at the Sunrise Mall the week of April 4-10 and featured hundreds of pieces of paintings, drawings, ceramics and glass. More...

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Events & Calendar

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS
The following are a list of public meetings and special events for the coming week:
THURSDAY, May 5

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Saladino holds press conference with student journalists

Assemblyman Joseph Saladino (R,C,I-Massapequa) recently held a press conference with Farmingdale High School student journalists at the Farmingdale Public Library. More...

St. David's Men's Club holds meeting

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Opinion

Editorial

New Yorkers gets stronger FOI law

Good news this week that Governor George Pataki is signing a new and strengthened freedom of information law (FOI) for New York; a measure that will address some of the unconscionable delays in getting information that some within the public have exp More...

Public Commentary

DRAWING CONCLUSIONS

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Letters

Social Security plan should be individual decision, not dictated by the government

Mr. Howell thinks that President Bush deserves credit for his handling of Social Security. I think he should have done it completely differently. More...

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Proposal to reduce size of Plainedge School Board on ballot

Candidate seeks to limit board to five members

by Carolyn James

Should the Plainedge School Board be reduced from seven to five members? That is the question coming before voters in that district May 17. The proposition will be on the ballot together with the District More...