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Wantagh boy graduates with service dog from Canine Companions

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By Hunter Fenollol When 12-year-old J.P. Impastato feels overwhelmed, June knows what to do. The service dog climbs onto J.P.’s bed at his command and lies across the boy’s body, providing the deep pressure that helps J.P. calm down. On a recent morning, J.P., who has autism, had become overwhelmed after visiting a school he no longer attends.
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MacArthur football coach Bob Fehrenbach steps down after 28 seasons

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By Hunter Fenollol Verified
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“He graduated from MacArthur. He taught MacArthur. He bleeds Generals red. He is MacArthur through and through.”” Superintendent Todd Winch By Hunter Fenollol MacArthur High School football coach Bob Fehrenbach stepped down from his position Monday after 28 seasons, telling players and coaches after the team’s first official practice that he no longer felt the same connection to the players, and believed it was time for someone else to take over.
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Seaford School District welcomes nearly 30 new teachers

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By Hunter Fenollol It wasn’t the first day of school for students, but Aug. 19 marked the first day for nearly 30 new teachers in the Seaford School District. The first-year faculty members gathered in the Seaford High School library for new teacher orientation and a thorough introduction to the district. After welcoming remarks from Superintendent Adele Pecora and Assistant Superintendent for Human Resources and Instructional Support Sheena Jacob, it was time for a long-standing tradition.
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