Good News

The Long Island Nets have received the NBA G League Social Responsibility/Youth Basketball Program Award for achieving excellence in community outreach and youth basketball initiatives for the 2019-20 season.

The scholarships are part of a partnership between Suffolk Federal and Suffolk County Community College, where all six students will be enrolled this fall.

The grants from The Grey Muzzle Organization are aimed at saving or improving the lives of at-risk dogs.

“The Nonprofit Voice” airs from 8 a.m. to 9 a.m. on Saturday mornings on 103.9 FM LI News Radio.

The #BEachSAFEly campaign is aimed at reminding people headed to the beaches to stay safe and have fun. Sea Grant programs will post a new social media graphic each week with specific safety messages for beachgoers.

Safe at Home will allow seniors to remain in the comfort and safety of home, where they are best protected while maintaining social relationships.

The grant will provide support for Brookhaven Town’s lower-income households facing homelessness because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

John Fernandez, a U.S. Army veteran wounded in combat, received a new Toyota Highlander donated by the Greater New York Automobile Dealers Association and the Wounded Warrior Project.

Businesses that can now reopen include colleges and universities, media production companies and certain indoor and outdoor arts and entertainment venues.

A convoy of vintage military hardware provided by the Museum of American Armor wowed the crowd at Nassau County’s July 4th parade at Old Bethpage Village Restoration on Saturday.