Congressman Lee Zeldin Announces Candidacy for Governor of New York
Congressman Lee Zeldin (R, NY-1) launched his campaign for Governor of New York and his campaign website at ZeldinforNewYork.Com. Congressman Zeldin issued
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Life’s WORC Seeking Sponsors for 33rd Annual Geraldo Rivera Golf Classic
Life’s WORC (www.lifesworc.org), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and
Supervisor Saladino Celebrates 100th Birthday of Bayville Resident Jean Greco
Oyster Bay Town Supervisor Joseph Saladino recently joined with Jean Greco, longtime Bayville resident in celebrating her 100th birthday. Jean was born on
John’s Crazy Socks Founders John and Mark Cronin and Congressmen Announce Initiative to Give Unity Socks to all Members of Congress
John Cronin, the award-winning entrepreneur with Down Syndrome and co-founder of John’s Crazy Socks, (www.johnscrazysocks.com) joined with U.S.
Girl Scouts of Nassau County Extends Cookie Season, Adds Second Pop-Up Drive-Thru Event
Girl Scouts of Nassau County is excited to announce it has extended its Girl Scout Cookie Program! Initially set to end on March 31, customers will now
April 11th Clean-Up of Lido Beach
Hempstead Town Supervisor Don Clavin and Councilman Chris Carini are joining with the full Town Board, Atlantic Marine Conservation Society (AMSEAS) and
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Moms Need Timeouts Too!
While time-outs may be torturous for young children eager to get up and go, alone time may sound like paradise to busy mothers. It can be helpful for
Retirement Travel Tips That Won’t Break The Bank
Retirement ushers in a new stage in life, one in which adults have ample free time to pursue their interests and hobbies. When eight or more hours per day
How To Approach Travel During An Uncertain Summer
Vacation season is right around the corner. For the second straight summer, travelers may have to contend with uncertain circumstances as the world
Some Baseball Fans Can Return
Sports fans have been anxiously awaiting a return to normalcy for professional athletics. In 2020, professional sporting events were played in largely
Great Gifts For Today’s Grads
By the time students reach graduation day, many have taken hundreds of tests, written scores of essays, worked through thousands of pencils, and made
How To Prepare For Tax Season
April is synonymous with many things. Many people get their first glimpse of spring blooms in April, while families of faith look forward to gathering for
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