LI furniture retailer donates two truckloads of furniture to Long Island ReStore
Proceeds from the sales directly support Habitat for Humanity’s mission to build and renovate safe, affordable homes for Long Island families.
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OLA of Eastern Long Island welcomes Latino businesses supporting scholarship fund
To date, OLA has awarded 25 East End students with multiyear scholarships.
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Community leader honored with ceremonial street renaming in Deer Park
The Town of Babylon has honored the late Barbara Mangano with a ceremonial street renaming.
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Mafia, mystery and making a difference: LI nonprofit announces ‘Death of a Gangster’ fundraiser
The event is taking place on Friday, Sept. 26 from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. at The Bayview House at Captain Bill’s in Bay Shore.
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Long Island Nets to host annual Summer Fest at Jones Beach in August
The Summer Fest community celebration will take place on Saturday, Aug. 23 at Field 4 at Jones Beach.
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LIMEHOF receives $87,400 grant for new touchscreen interactive stations
The new touchscreen interactive stations are professional level machines to be installed by Electrosonic.
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People’s Arc of Suffolk to host inaugural service expo at Bohemia HQ
The nonprofit’s event will take place on Wednesday, July 30, from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m.
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Celebrate St. James receives $211,300 grant to launch theater renovation
The historic Calderone Theatre is located at 176 Second St. in St. James.
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Family & Children’s Association announces SNUG Day 2025
The event is free and open to the public and will feature interactive activities for all ages.
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Long Island Museum hosts 9th annual Arts & Alzheimer’s Conference
The conference was created to provide family and professional care partners with insight into how the arts can enrich the lives of those with memory loss.
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Brookhaven to transform historic Lufker Airport to preserve open space in East Moriches
Town officials emphasized the importance of protecting the environment and enhancing public access to green space for future generations.
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Green Acres hosts Little League awards, presents scholarships to high school seniors
The event welcomed more than 200 Little Leaguers and their families.
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People’s Arc of Suffolk celebrates grand opening of new Sayville nature center
Participants will engage in programs focused on gardening, wildlife exploration, conservation, art, and outdoor play.
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Angela’s House Home Store goes online
It allows supporters to shop, donate, and stay connected with the organization’s mission.
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‘Farmingville Flicks’ family movie nights return to Local Church
The free, family-friendly outdoor movie series takes place in Local Church parking lot at 1070 Portion Road.
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Recycling company grants scholarships to three LI high school students
Gershow Recycling awarded three $1,000 environmental conservation scholarships to local high school students last month.
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Golf outing raises over $200K for America’s VetDogs
The money raised will fund and name two puppies-in-training.
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Westbury esports team takes third at state championship
The team included Olson Benjamin, Edwin Mendoza Ceron, Matthew Flores, David Franco, and Jahsiah Santana.
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Lucky ducks: Suffolk Marine Bureau officers rescue nine ducklings in Gilgo Beach
Nine ducklings that had become trapped in a storm drain in Gilgo Beach were rescued by Suffolk County Marine Bureau officers Monday night.
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PSEG Long Island unveils first-ever gallery of student-created safety awareness posters
Recognizing June as National Safety Month, PSEG Long Island is unveiling its first-ever online gallery of safety-focused poster art created by local second through fifth graders.
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Power plant operator awards $25,300 in scholarships to 26 LI high school seniors
Caithness Long Island, owner and operator of Long Island’s most energy-efficient power-generating plant, recently awarded $25,300 in scholarships to 26 graduating high school students.
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