South Huntington schools earn humane award
The South Huntington School District has received the Humane School District of the Year award from Long Island Orchestrating for Nature.
Read MoreThe South Huntington School District has received the Humane School District of the Year award from Long Island Orchestrating for Nature.
Read MoreWestbury Arts is seeking original works for its annual celebration of Black History Month.
Read MoreThe two-day event known as Mulchfest takes place at Baldwin Park from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Sunday, Jan. 2 and Saturday, Jan. 8.
Read MoreThe latest edition of the series, slated for Friday, Jan. 14 at 8 p.m., will feature four of the New York area’s popular stand-up comedians, Michael Somerville, Motts Pelazza, Joey Callahan, and Bill Chiang.
Read MoreThe new sites are located in Roslyn, Riverhead, Hampton Bays, Hempstead, Hauppauge, East Islip and Middle Island.
Read MoreThe former South Huntington Public Library currently home to the Rise in Spirit Community Arts Center will be converted into a program/service hub serving the growing population of individuals with special needs and veterans with peer support, education, arts, music, mental health and job training.
Read MoreBaldwin High School Students from SuppLI and OneWorld partnered with Northwell Health to collect over 150 new and unwrapped toys.
Read MoreThe holiday light show called Shimmering Solstice at Old Westbury Gardens is a fascinating walkthrough event of seasonal sights and sounds.
Read MoreThe Long Island Board of Realtors contributed nearly $9,000 to support community hunger relief programs in Queens, Nassau and Suffolk counties this holiday season.
Read MoreA group of costumed characters from Paraco Gas delivered some holiday joy in Medford this week.
Read MoreThe grand-opening event is scheduled for 11 a.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 22 at 401 Tanger Mall Drive.
Read MoreTwo Long Island nonprofits were named Neighborhood Builders and will receive a total of $400,000 in grants from Bank of America.
Read MoreOvernight reservations at state campgrounds climbed to record highs this year, boosted by visitors seeking safe, healthy and affordable recreation during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read MoreThe students from Valley Stream Memorial Junior High School won the recognition for their simulated business called A Cookie in Between, a company they operate from their classroom.
Read MoreHolly Jolly Swag Day is scheduled for 9 a.m. to noon on Tuesday, Dec. 21 at the Landmark on Main Street theater at 232 Main St.
Read MoreFederal and state agencies announced grants totaling $2.8 million for nonprofits and community groups to improve the health of the Long Island Sound.
Read MoreGuided by two sommeliers with experience in the East End winemaking industry, participants get two bottles of wine to go along with an hour-long Zoom session scheduled for 7 p.m. on Thursday, Dec. 16.
Read MoreStudents from Long Island University’s Fashion Merchandising and Management program have volunteered to help boost sales at Huntington’s Community Thrift Shop, which benefits a worthy cause.
Read MoreThe four recipients will be Make-A-Wish, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, Island Harvest, and the Family Service League and Teachers Federal is asking its members to decide how to allocate the money.
Read MoreBetween March 2020 and March 2021, the Mary Brennan INN soup kitchen served a total of 239,599 nutritious meals to nearly 56,431 guests and 15,898 pantry bags of groceries were given out to families.
Read MoreLong Island Nets player Justin Jackson and Brooklyn Nets two-way player David Duke Jr., along with Long Island Nets staff, shopped for and donated $1,000 worth of Thanksgiving meals to families at the MLK Center of Long Beach.
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