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The honorees, many of whom were nominated by their students, represented public and private schools across Long Island.

The programming features a comprehensive suite of virtual and in-person resources.

The grant will go to purchase state-of-the-art Anatomage tables for the Brooklyn and Long Island campuses.

Pumpkin Park is included with park admission, and children are encouraged to come dressed in their favorite Halloween costumes.

The “Arts After Dark” event drew over 200 attendees.

The 13 Vivian & Tony Gentile scholarships for $5,000 each went to New York college-bound students from across Long Island.

Veterans will receive free cleanings, x-rays, and comprehensive examinations courtesy of Dental365’s dentists, specialists, hygienists, assistants, and support staff.

The Village Cup Regatta has raised more than $1 million since its inception in 2010, according to the Port Jefferson Yacht Club Foundation.

Nearly 400 community members received more than 3,500 clothing items and over 450 backpacks filled with school supplies.

Samaya Syali created “Care for Caregivers,” her 2026 Girl Scout Gold Award project.

The event featured a boardwalk wellness walk, an expanded youth basketball clinic, a beach pilates class and a youth dance clinic.

Participants paddled individually from locations across the region, logging their miles and securing donations from friends, family, and colleagues. 

For every purchase made at Green Acres, shoppers earn points for their designated school by uploading their receipts through the School Cents app.

The money is part of $50 million in grants to 11 organizations that will provide training and technical assistance to support small manufacturers.

The 15-year-old won four gold medals, three silver medals, and one bronze medal, while breaking multiple Junior Maccabiah swimming records.

Proceeds from the event will benefit CMF’s recently announced $5 million pledge to the new Behavioral Mental Health Facility at Cohen Children’s Medical Center, part of Northwell Health.

The 46 veterans took a free, early-morning Southwest flight from MacArthur Airport to Washington, D.C.