Babylon Kite Festival takes flight
The 6th Annual Kite Festival takes place from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, April 25.
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Stamp Out Hunger to help feed Long Islanders in need
On Saturday, May 9, Long Islanders are urged to leave non-perishable food items and hygiene products by their mailboxes.
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Broadway Spotlight to benefit children and adults with special needs
The event will take place at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, May 7 at the Mid Island Y JCC in Plainview.
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Bay Street Theater to honor Lin-Manuel Miranda
The event will take place at Bay Street Theater in Sag Harbor on Saturday, July 11.
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Launch of The Sign Edit brings unique new free media platform
The Sign Edit is a new platform built for personal magnetism, timing and modern awareness.
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LI teen and Stop & Shop support Holocaust survivors for Passover
Griffin Tenenbaum, 16, a junior at Merrick’s Calhoun High School, organized a meaningful fundraiser for The Blue Card.
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Car Show Long Island returns to TOBAY Beach
The free event features hundreds of automobiles, trucks, military vehicles, and emergency service vehicles.
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Vietnam War veterans honored at Islip ceremony
The event recognized the anniversary of March 29, 1973, when the last American troops were withdrawn from Vietnam.
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Free tree seedlings to help plant it forward
The Planting It Forward 2276 Program is part of the ongoing Suffolk 250 initiative.
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PSEG Long Island celebrates Good Samaritan Day
Last year, nearly 900 employees volunteered more than 8,000 hours to help dozens of nonprofit organizations.
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DEC’s I Bird NY Challenge takes wing on March 1
Finishers are awarded a commemorative I BIRD NY Challenge patch and certificate.
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Digital art classes offered in Huntington Station
The in-person and virtual programs are designed to cater to individuals of all ages and abilities.
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Museum of American Armor observes Black History Month with special program
About 125 people learned about how the birth of the modern American civil rights movement was sparked by the nation’s entry into World War II.
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National Grid cuts ribbon on BioBus at LI Children’s Museum
The BioBus will serve as a traveling STEM learning center.
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Brookhaven Lab, fraternity donate 300 coats to town drive
Employees from Brookhaven National Laboratory and a Farmingdale State College fraternity have donated over 300 winter coats to the Town of Brookhaven’s INTERFACE Winter Coat Drive.
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Mastics-Moriches-Shirley Library showcases local artists
The Mastics-Moriches-Shirley Community Library hosted an artists reception on Jan. 31 to launch its latest exhibition featuring residents from across the library district.
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Long Island senior living complex getting $50M makeover
The Sinclair is a rental independent living community offering maintenance-free living with no entrance fees or long-term contracts.
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Scanner for Maryhaven advances employment opportunities
The Maryhaven Integrated Business Center is a social enterprise dedicated to creating meaningful employment opportunities for individuals with unique abilities.
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Tanger Riverhead and Deer Park awards grants to local children’s programs
Tanger celebrate TangerKids Day on Jan. 30 with check presentations to the programs.
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Valentine’s cabaret show to benefit historic theater restoration
The event will take place over two performances on Friday, Feb. 13 and Saturday, Feb. 14.
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Dunkin’ foundation awarded over $1.6M to kids battling illness and hunger
The grants went to to 68 nonprofit organizations across the New York metro region, including here on Long Island.
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