July 8, 2010 RSS feed / Schools/Sports

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Covanta awards 2010 EcoTech scholarships

The Town of Babylon, in partnership with Covanta Energy Inc. (the energy-from-waste facility in W. Babylon), launched the Babylon Covantage EcoTech Scholarship program in 2008. More...

Lindenhurst HS students inducted into the National Honor Society

On May 21, the newest members were inducted into the National Honor Society at Lindenhurst High School. More...

Scholars in the News

•Marissa Evarts, a senior from West Islip, was elected to Phi Beta Kappa at the State University of New York at Geneseo. More...

Free presentation on bullying Aug. 11

Family Service League and BiasHELP are sponsoring a free presentation for parents of children/adolescents on bullying/ cyberbullying, Wed., Aug. 11, 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the Iovino South Shore Family center, 1444 Fifth Ave., Bay Shore. More...

NB School Board meetings

The North Babylon School District will hold its reorganizational meeting Thurs., July 8, 8 p.m. in the Robert Moses Middle School auditorium. A special school board business meeting will be immediately follow. More...

Babylon elementary school celebrates Flag Day by honoring the stars and stripes

Despite the constant threat of rain, this year’s Flag Day celebration at Babylon Elementary School in the Babylon School District was filled with bright dreams and warm hearts. More...

Deer Park students win Leadership Award

The New York State Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance recently honored four Deer Park School District students and presented them with the 2010 Physical Education Leadership Award. More...

Doppy Open Golf Tourament to take place August 13

The 33rd annual Doppy Open Golf Tournament will be held Fri., Aug. 13 at the Middle Island County Club, Middle Island, beginning at noon and followed by a cocktail hour and dinner. More...

Poll

The DEC plans to mitigate the water contamination from the plume heading into our area from Grumman in Bethpage by filtering it at the well site; the balance will go into waterways and the Great South Bay untreated. Do you agree with the DEC’s plan?