Photo and logo credit: Kinexion More than 100 members of the Long Island disabled community gathered to help launch Kinexion, a new non-profit that will organize an existing family of affiliate organizations, now with with 4,000 employees serving more than 10,000 developmentally and physically
In its grand re-opening event on August 20, 2022, the Art League of Long Island celebrates its triumph over adversity and invites the public to join them. The pandemic almost closed the Art League for good, but through the support of the community and government programs, the Art League has managed to weather the storm. […]
Oyster Bay Town Supervisor Joseph Saladino and members of the Town Board hosted a special ceremony to recognize exceptional women who have significantly given back to our communities. This year’s ceremony recognized 11 ‘Women of Distinction’ who live and work throughout the Town of Oyster Bay. Supervisor Saladino stated, “These extraordinary women all have outstanding […]
Oyster Bay Town Councilwoman Laura Maier recently honored the Hicksville High School Robotics Team for their outstanding innovation and community service which earned them the runner up award for Community Connections from Altice USA. These creative students used their 3-D printer to construct face shields for those in-need during the pandemic. They also built and […]
Life’s WORC CFO Jenny Antony, Jennifer Velasquez, Samantha Shuart, Lauren Accovelli, Nicky Faranda, Alexandra Pfeifer, Geraldo, Dir. Of Development Tina Moreno, Ayo Adewunmi, Kimberly Davis – Back row – Theano Kehayes, Rudolf Guerro (photo credit Bruce Adler) The 34th Annual Geraldo Rivera Golf Classic took place at the Old Westbury Golf & Country Club, Long […]
Oyster Bay Town Supervisor Joseph Saladino, Councilwoman Michele Johnson and Councilman Tom Hand recently delivered hundreds of new toys to Birthday Wishes of Long Island to support birthday parties for homeless children on Long Island. Birthday Wishes of Long Island is an amazing organization that serves thousands of homeless children and their families by bringing […]
Nassau County Legislator Arnold W. Drucker (D – Plainview) celebrated the achievements of Nassau Community College’s newest graduates during the College’s 62nd commencement ceremony on Wednesday, May 25. Held at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum, the Class of 2022 was led by Valedictorian Tzivia Miller. “Seeing the Coliseum filled with graduates filled my heart with
Oyster Bay Town Supervisor Joseph Saladino (right) recently honored Marguerite “Margy” Kircher (left), of Massapequa, for her charitable efforts with the Tomorrow’s Hope Foundation. This organization provides education assistance to families in need, as well as scholarships and program funding for Catholic elementary schools.
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