The annual winter clothing drive got a major donation from the Nassau County District Attorney’s Office in the form of jackets seized during the course of a crackdown on illegal counterfeit activities.
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The online event, emceed by WPIX-11 TV reporter Kirstin Cole, attracted more than 190 registered guests, who were also treated to a special musical performance by jazz pianist Pete Malinverni and his trio.
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The new sandwiches and dessert are available for dine-in or take-out at all three Long Island Dickey’s, located in Centereach, Freeport and Lawrence, through April 30.
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A $95,000 grant was awarded to the Friends of Cedarmere for maintaining an historic Roslyn Harbor estate.
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The $1.6 billion project transformed the more than 100-year-old James A. Farley Building on Eighth Avenue in Manhattan into the Moynihan Train Hall.
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Winners will be randomly chosen to receive a $2,000 prize that will be paid directly to the accredited educational institution of the winner’s choice, to be used for tuition and/or books for the fall 2021 semester.
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Wendy Zuhoski, owner of Wendy’s Deli in Mattituck, was recognized by Stony Brook Eastern Long Island Hospital for donating meals to hospital workers.
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Founded in 2014, the Butterfly Effect Project helps broaden the horizons of school-aged girls by eliminating obstacles such as mobility, cultural differences and finances.
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The Rental Relief Program, to be administered by the Community Development Corporation of Long Island, will give up to three months of unpaid rent for the period beginning in April 2020.
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The money is aimed to help alleviate the unexpected costs of required personal protective equipment for the organization’s staff and adult program participants.
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Colonial Youth & Family Services received free tickets to the Smith Point Light Show last week.
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The urban forestry grants are given to address invasive species, climate change, environmental degradation, environmental justice, and urban sprawl.
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A star-studded “Who’s Who” of the performance world, the show incorporates a variety of musical styles, including jazz, bluegrass, opera and more.
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Presented by Jovia Financial Credit Union, the 90-minute show will feature highlights from a dozen years of LIMHOF awards galas, with appearances by some of Long Island’s most notable music artists.
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The organizations that received a plaque and/or certificate of appreciation included Connoisseur Radio, the Paramount Theater, Five Towns College, and the Cinema Arts Center.
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Sandra Lindsay, an intensive care nurse at Long Island Jewish Medical Center, was the first to receive the Pfizer vaccine, in an event covered by media outlets worldwide.
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Rubin, the youngest male contestant to ever win on the reality/talent series, beat out four other finalists on Tuesday’s broadcast of the show.
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The Nassau County Bar Association held a toy drive for New Hour Women and Children of Long Island, a Brentwood-based nonprofit organization that provides meaningful support to current and formerly incarcerated women, their children and families.
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The No One Should Go Hungry in Hempstead program will continue to provide much-needed food support via three food distributions, to seniors, communities and health centers, and it will run through the end December.
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Three Long Island organizations were awarded state grants for projects that protect water quality and farmland, boost public access for outdoor recreation and conserve open space.
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