PSEG-LI gives $10K to Girl Scouts for STEM education
The PSEG Long Island grant will help furnish the Girl Scouts of Nassau County new “Traveling Trefoil” van with hands-on STEM equipment, outdoor activity gear and supplies.
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NY Islanders help Stop & Shop donate 2,000 turkeys
Island Harvest Food Bank and Long Island Cares’ Harry Chapin Food Bank each received 1,000 turkeys with an assist from the hockey team.
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Hospital campus to be named for Entenmann family
The Entenmann Family Campus at South Shore University Hospital will be the new name for the hospital campus in Bay Shore, in recognition of a huge donation from the Entenmann family.
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Shinnecock school gets SUNation Solar installation
It’s expected to offset 90 percent of the building’s electricity needs and is estimated to save the school more than $3,000 on electricity costs each year.
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New Nassau police training center named for real estate exec
The new 89,000-square-foot facility will be known as the David S. Mack Center for Training and Intelligence.
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New state program to help restaurants and fight hunger
The Restaurant Resiliency Program, it provides $1.6 million for two Long Island nonprofits to buy meals from restaurants, in an effort to help their businesses through the pandemic.
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Coltrane Home gets $1M grant
The multi-year grant will be used to support rehabilitation of the home where the Coltranes lived in the 1960s and where they created some of their most treasured music.
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Lindenhurst ribbon-cutting and tasting event to benefit LI Cares
Tritec Real Estate Company officially opens its new apartment community called The Wel on Thursday, Oct. 7 with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 1 p.m. and a tasting event at 4 p.m.
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Hundreds turn out for Greenlawn Pickle Festival
A bright sunny day and the lure of old fashioned food and fun drew several hundred visitors to Greenlawn last weekend for the annual Pickle Festival.
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PSEG Long Island adds $50K to aid small business
So far, more than $2 million in grants and discounts have been provided by PSEG Long Island to help thousands of local businesses and organizations continue to thrive and meet the ever-evolving challenges of COVID-19.
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