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BRIGHTWATERS/Incumbent trustees win
Brightwaters Village incumbent trustees Charles Fischer and Mary Susan Belford will return to their seats, beating challenger Frank Maffucci in the village's election held Tuesday.
Mayor Joseph A. McNulty was unopposed. All terms are for two years.
- STACEY ALTHERR
ROCKVILLE CENTRE/Nursing doctorate at Molloy
To help meet the demand for highly trained nurses, Molloy College will start offering a doctoral program in nursing this fall.
The curriculum will focus on theory, research, the humanities and methodology. The school says the doctorate - the first offered by Molloy - will prepare nurses for leadership jobs in academia, health policy, administration and clinical practice.
The first group, which will be part time, is expected to finish in about four years.
An independent Catholic college based in Rockville Centre, Molloy graduates about 260 students with bachelor's degrees every year. The nursing doctorate took five years to plan, said Drew Bogner, the college president.
- DAVE MARCUS
Breast cancer does not have one face: Survivors share their stories Long Island breast cancer survivors talk about their mission to give back and support others.
Breast cancer does not have one face: Survivors share their stories Long Island breast cancer survivors talk about their mission to give back and support others.
