‘Thrill from the Chill’ polar plunge to benefit Special Olympics New York returns
The plunge is set for Saturday, March 28 at TOBAY Beach.
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Digital art classes offered in Huntington Station
The in-person and virtual programs are designed to cater to individuals of all ages and abilities.
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Town of Oyster Bay announces paid internship opportunities for college students
The program offers summer intern positions in various town departments.
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Town of Babylon celebrates success of Green Horizons 2.0 Sustainability Fair
The fair featured presentations, workshops, and networking opportunities centered on waste reduction, recycling, composting, and native gardening.
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Girl Scouts of Suffolk County host trivia night and earn Winter Olympics patch
The girl scouts explored the legacy of women in the Olympic Games.
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Sweet opportunity: Maple, walnut sugaring classes offered in Smithtown
The classes will be held at Hoyt Farm Nature Preserve for three Sundays: Feb. 15, Feb. 22 and March 1.
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Mastics-Moriches-Shirley Library showcases local artists
The Mastics-Moriches-Shirley Community Library hosted an artists reception on Jan. 31 to launch its latest exhibition featuring residents from across the library district.
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Free energy savings seminars for seniors coming to LI libraries
The seminars cover topics including saving energy and money, storm preparedness, safety, and scam awareness.
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Free concerts for local library patrons offered throughout February
The concerts are held at libraries in the Town of Oyster Bay.
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Long Island nonprofits get grants to support state parks
Three Long Island nonprofits are getting $188,000 in grants from the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation.
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Molloy University awarded 2026 Carnegie Classification for Community Engagement
The national designation recognizes institutions demonstrating an extraordinary commitment to meaningful community partnerships, civic engagement, and service-learning initiatives.
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Art Guild to host annual showcase of works by Nicholas Center artists
The art on display showcases the talents of artists in the local autistic community.
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Urban Air Lake Grove hosts New Year’s celebration with balloon drop for kids
The special celebration was held 12 hours ahead of midnight.
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Kids get over 1,300 toys at Westbury community center
The toys were collected, wrapped, and delivered to children, the culmination of this year’s toy drive.
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Battle of the Bulge anniversary observed at Museum of American Armor
Tanks from the Museum of American Armor presented elements of World War II’s Battle of the Bulge that occurred this month some 81 years ago.
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LI credit union donates carloads of food during annual donation drive
The donated items were delivered to the food pantry at Our Holy Redeemer Roman Catholic Church in Freeport.
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LI nonprofit hosts Carnegie Hall’s Lullaby Project in Garden City
The Lullaby Project pairs new and expecting parents with artists to create personalized lullabies that support parent-child connection, emotional health, and early learning.
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Teachers FCU opens its Season of Giving campaign
Teachers is pledging $50,000 to support three impactful nonprofit organizations.
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LIRR to run Holiday Lights Trains for the first time ever
Holiday Lights Trains will welcome the season starting Friday, Nov. 28.
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The Island FC joins elite youth soccer platform MLS Next
The Island F.C. is the only club competing in the MLS NEXT Allstate Homegrown Division based in Suffolk County.
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PSEG Long Island employees step up to support American Cancer Society
In the past 12 years, PSEG Long Island and its employees have raised and donated nearly $800,000 to support breast cancer survivors and their caregivers.
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