Good News

PSEG Long Island employees recently donated more than $7,000 in essential items to Ronald McDonald House Charities New York Metro, helping restock the nonprofit’s pantry and kitchen.

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.

Evans is the owner, program director, chief meteorologist, and morning show co-host for WLNG 92.1 FM in Sag Harbor and WFRM 94.5 FM in Sagaponack.

Participants will engage in programs focused on gardening, wildlife exploration, conservation, art, and outdoor play.

The annual golf outing honors late visionary Joe Winters, founder of The Winters Center for Autism.

The event honored the indoor adventure park’s late co-founder.

The projects selected that will improve understanding of factors impacting several fish species, shellfish, water quality and restoration of the estuary’s salt marshes.

The Pink Party welcomed hundreds of attendees, with an uplifting atmosphere and heartfelt stories of survivorship and strength.

Long Island Grants for the Arts, a program administered by the Huntington Arts Council, recently awarded Orchestra Long Island with a $7,500 general operating support grant.

From now through the end of May, all 29 Daniel Gale offices will be collecting new or gently used professional clothing and accessories to help local women dress for success.

The Small Business Workshop will be held on Thursday, May 8, at 11 a.m. at Zuzu, located at 202 Main St. in Farmingdale. 

A total of 651 households safely disposed of thousands of pounds of toxic materials.

The Spring Games will include a full day of competitive track and field events for the athletes.

The trees are being given out through the Energy-Saving Trees program.

The application deadline for the lottery is May 19.