Spotlight

Vinny’s Army is a nonprofit organization supporting children diagnosed with cancer.

All Suffolk County dogs, cats and ferrets, not just those from Brookhaven Town, are eligible for the free vaccinations.

Applications are being accepted from nonprofit, community-based organizations to fund programs that provide youth sports in Suffolk County.

The donation is one of several that have been made as part of $50,000 in funding from the Federal Home Loan Bank of New York’s (FHLBNY) Small Business Recovery Grant Program.

The event will be held from noon to 2 p.m. on Saturday, August 15.

The police showed off their Emergency Service Truck, as well as a remote-controlled four-wheeler drone, armored vests and radios, and a 40-pound tactical shield. 

The event provided eligible senior citizens with fresh produce and eggs at no cost.

The grant supports of HWCLI’s Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefit eligibility counseling services for residents of the Town of North Hempstead.

Westbury Jeep recently presented a $2,500 donation to SIBSPlace during the nonprofit’s first day of camp celebration.

The exhibit opens on Saturday, July 25 and will run until Monday, September 6.

People are encouraged to donate unfilled backpacks, notebooks, folders, writing and art supplies, and other classroom essentials.

Participants are given opportunities to practice communication, teamwork, problem solving, and friendship building in a low-pressure environment.

Kurkowski, 70, has spent much of her life working in service to others.

The event raised $13,000 to benefit Angela’s House.

For a century, Post 155 has carried forward the American Legion’s mission of supporting veterans, promoting patriotism and strengthening the community through service.

PSEG Long Island recently presented its first ever Business First Awards to small business owners and business organizations for encouraging downtown shopping and helping their communities thrive.

The outing honored Mike Plunkett, chairman of LifeVac.

Hannalee Wilbur, accompanied by her parents, Adam and Cara, delivered specially wrapped cheer baskets.

Each business received a $5,000 grant from Optimum Business and the LIA Foundation.

The Calderone is the new home of the Celebrate St. James Center for the Arts.

The funds raised will benefit the individuals and families that Brightway Living serves.