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A Home Away From Home: Port Washington Baseball Wins Big at MCU Park in Brooklyn
Schreiber Vikings beat Manhasset, 12-3, at MCU Park, home of the Brooklyn Cyclones.
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Rich Forestano, Patch Staff
- Port Washington, NY
A recent Hofstra graduate who has a wealth of hands-on experience covering NFL football. As a college student, experienced coverage of local and college sports as a staff reporter. Dabbed in politics while covering the 2008 Presidential Debate, hosting a web-show from inside Spin Alley for NassauNews.org. Covered the Jets in 2008 for JetsInsider.com.
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Perfect 10: Keller Ks 10 as Vikings Stay Undefeated
Schreiber's 4-3 victory saw late-inning heroics by Robby Levinger and a complete game from Everett Keller.
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Port to Face Manhasset at Minor League Ballpark
Vikings varsity baseball will be the home team when it meets the Manhasset Indians on Saturday afternoon at MCU Park, home of the Brooklyn Cyclones.
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Vikings Baseball Kicks Off League Schedule With W
Varsity baseball tops Farmingdale behind Dylan Kane's stellar pitching performance.
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Bats Lead Way For Vikings Baseball on Opening Day
Shortstop David Podlofsky sets pace for Vikings with first-inning two-run home run.
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Schreiber Baseball Eyeing Third Straight League Title
Tight knit group of upperclassmen hopes team can advance deep into playoffs this year.
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Three Board of Ed Seats Up For Grabs Next Month
Petitions to run for Port Washington's Board of Education are due April 19.
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Sands Point's Harbor Road Gets A Name Change
Sands Point trustees approved Harbor Road name change at March board meeting.
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Second Draft of School Budget Met With Criticism
Board of Education lowers budget increase, but residents still aren't satisfied.
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A Penny Saved is a Point Earned
Schreiber students round up pennies for charity during Spirit Week's Penny Wars.
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Will Changing Harbor Road's Name Matter?
Village residents give their two cents on possible name change of Sands Point road.
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Preservers' Membership Campaign Has Its Privileges
The Friends of Sands Point Preserve held a Valentine's Day membership event, complete with champagne and lingerie.
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Businesses Do Better After Blizzard
Local shops, restaurants see slight increase in traffic and sales the day after the storm.
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When Does This Kid Sleep?
Schreiber senior Tommy Jester has time management down to a science.
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Schreiber Senior Runs With the Best of the Best
Stanford-bound Marco Bertolotti competed at the Millrose Games at Madison Square Garden for the second straight year.
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District Tries to Budget its Budget
Board of Education presented the first draft of the budget for the 2010-11 school year at Tuesday night's meeting.
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Lady Vikings Fall to Comets, 28-22
Girls varsity basketball held scorless in third period during loss to Hicksville.
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The Tale of Two Harbor Roads
Confusion prompts petition for name change of Harbor Road in Sands Point.
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Can the Jets' Improbable Run Continue?
Port Washington residents hoping for Gang Green to keep up its winning ways in AFC title game.
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With Voter Turnout in Decline, District Issues Surveys
Port Washington School District hoping to gauge public interest in voting to determine proper number of polling places.
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