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Oyster Bay Broadcasting Team Shines At BASH Awards
The Bay News Now team also helped host the annual student broadcasting awards ceremony at Hofstra University.

The Bay News Now team also helped host the annual student broadcasting awards ceremony at Hofstra University.

The annual event recognized students for kindness, leadership and strong character, the district said.
A Shrewsbury High School student’s history project was selected to be displayed at the Massachusetts State House.
The middle school student received the 2026 Lovis Extraordinary Student Award for advocacy and kindness.
The UA SGA recently swore in its 115th administration of student leaders.
Students across multiple grade levels teamed up to design moving mechanical displays celebrating major moments in American history.
"We are incredibly proud of the work our vocational programs and students have undertaken as part of this celebration."
The camp will feature hands-on STEM activities for young students.
Five film students and 18 other Ocean City High School artists will represent the school at the June festival in Edison.
Myintern.net helps students to find, prepare for and land internships.
“This felt like a solvable problem,” the founder of Gift Your Gear said.
Part of Patch’s ongoing College Credits series highlighting local student achievements during the 2025-26 school year.
From a brand partner: Known for his enthusiasm and positive attitude, Adriel earned straight E’s across all subjects.
From a brand partner: This well-rounded junior stays busy with theater, school organizations and giving back to her community.
Nearly 3,000 students earned degrees, getting advice from keynote speaker, Pulitzer Prize winner and Newark native, Jonathan Capehart.
Part of Patch’s ongoing College Credits series highlighting local student achievements during the 2025-26 school year.
Students proudly celebrated their backgrounds by sharing stories, presentations, and traditional clothing.
From a brand partner: Ìssabella is recognized for excelling in the classroom while competing in varsity lacrosse and orchestra.
From a brand partner: Julian is praised for his achievements in physics, theater, volunteer work and supporting his family.
From a brand partner: Dale is recognized for his dedication to environmental science, sustainability and academic achievement.
From a brand partner: Graciela Müggler Martin is recognized for adapting to a new culture while excelling in school and sports.
From a brand partner: EJ is praised for his dedication, focus and consistent success as an “A” student.
From a brand partner: Rowan O Hara is praised for her creativity, school involvement and willingness to help others.
From a brand partner: Ethan is recognized for his leadership, creativity and dedication to theater performance and production.
From a brand partner: Jill Tetzlaff is recognized for excelling in academics, athletics, leadership and community service.
The latest dean's list for in-state students at UConn has been released,
A Riverside Elementary student told the school board speeding and red-light running make her bike route feel unsafe.
Lilliana Sauer served as Massachusetts Probation Service "Co-Commissioner for the Day."
Superintendent Robert Beers highlighted academic gains, lower HIB cases and September full-day kindergarten plans.
The three-day contest in Washington, D.C. kicks off this week.
The Southern Connecticut Conference recently announced its Spring Scholar Athletes for the 2026 season.
Liberty Junior High student Kirsten Cerdenia, 13, will represent South Cook County in the National Scripps Spelling Bee, May 26 to May 28.
The teen was recognized for work with her nonprofit that creates custom hospital gowns and more for pediatric cancer patients.
Washington-Liberty student Tyler Hong is hosting an Arlington golf tournament to support cancer patients at VHC Health.
This year's class marks the largest nursing cohort for the college since 2019, officials said.
A public fair includes demonstrations of various approaches for addressing climate change.
Congressional funding will send UConn students to 10 countries with nearly $47,500 in scholarship support.
The Koscinski family recently rewarded 16 student-athletes following their passions to college, a nod to their late son and his dreams.
Ten Naugatuck High School seniors recently signed their letters of intent to attend colleges in Connecticut.
From a brand partner: An aspiring architect, Cecelia balances college classes, athletics, mentoring and community service.