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Sea Cliff Fire Dept. celebrates 140 years By WILL SHEELINE wsheeline@liherald.com

Courtesy Sea Cliff Village Museum

In a nostalgic journey through time, the Sea Cliff Village Museum is set to unveil a captivating exhibit commemorating the 140th anniversary of the Sea Cliff Fire Department. The exhibit, “Sea Cliff ’s Finest: Celebrating 140 Years of the Sea Cliff Fire Department” and opening at the museum on Feb. 10, will reveal the rich history and community spirit behind the fire department’s longstanding service. L i b r a r y D i re c t o r C o u r t n e y Chambers said that the museum’s endeavor to revive the memory of

The Sea Cliff Fire Department, originally the F.W. Geissenhainer Engine Company, is only one year younger than the village itself.

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North Shore students shine among top 300 Regeneron scholars Claire Tao and Michelle Yu top contenders in the country’s oldest science competetion By WILL SHEELINE wsheeline@liherald.com

North Shore High School seniors Claire Tao and Michelle Yu have been named two of the 300 Regeneron Science Talent Search Scholars by the Society for Science, beating out thousands of students across the country. This remarkable achievement comes from one of the oldest and most prestigious science competitions for high school students in the United States, Guam, Puerto Rico and 10 other countries, while show-

department staf f casing the talent we re i m m e n s e ly and dedication of proud of Yu and students as well as Tao, and that this their teachers in highlighted the the district. school’s remarkChris Zublionis, ably strong science superintendent of program. the Nor th Shore “This is someSchool District, thing for the whole described the department to celeaward as “akin to CHRIS ZUBLIONIS All States in music Superintendent, North brate,” Zublionis said. “It’s the culmior sports,” emphaShore Schools nation of science sizing the unique learning that status of being they’ve had, and our goal is to named a scholar in the world of science research. He added that always give our kids more he and the entire science opportunities for research.”

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his is something for the whole department to celebrate.

The superintendent explained that the talent search is an international competition where students submit their research, highlighting the stringent merit-based selection process. He added that the high school is focused on improving research opportunities for its

students, and the district is also considering extending these programs to the middle school as well. Zublionis added that students in the top 300 also receive $2,000 for their awards, with another $2,000 going to their high school. He clarified that CONTINUED ON PAGE 4


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