Congratulations to Eileen Kelly-Gorman who was unanimously appointed as the Elwood Union Free School District’s new executive director of special education and pupil personnel services, effective July 1. Mrs. Kelly-Gorman is excited to get back to her roots. She began her Elwood career at John
Rainy, cloudy skies didn’t stop Bellerose Avenue and Ocean Avenue Elementary School families from showing their school pride on April 3 as cars paraded down streets with messages of hope and positivity painted on the windows. Drivers and passengers waved from their cars to students anxiously waiting at the ends of their driveways to catch […]
After being quarantined for three weeks, Islip High School sophomore Hunter Rindos came up with a very special idea. Dressed as the Easter Bunny, Rindos took to the streets of Islip on April 4 in the bed of his father’s pickup truck, waving to families and bringing smiles to the community’s children. Photo courtesy of […]
As healthcare workers everywhere work long hours battling on the front lines against this virus they need to know how much we appreciate their devotion and sacrifice. TLC Companions will be adding 15% to our health aides pay to show our gratitude and sincere thanks. We aren’t all able to to everything, but individually we […]
Rabbi Tuvia Teldon, the Senior Rabbi on Long Island, who heads a staff of over 50 rabbis in 38 centers, today announced the launch of his new book titled, Eight Paths of Purpose. Published by Outskirts Press (ISBN 978-1-9772-21580-2), the book takes the reader on a fascinating journey into the core operating system of how […]
The following is a press release from Hope Children’s Fund, a non-profit organization that provides for the physical and emotional needs of the most vulnerable AIDS affected orphans in Kenya. Dear Friends of Hope Children’s Fund, In this time of crisis, we hope you and your family remain safe and healthy. Certainly, the world is […]
Long Island poet Mary Healey will be reading her poetry during a Facebook Live event on Thursday, April 9th at 4:00PM. Mary Healey was scheduled to teach a Postcard Poetry workshop for children and adults on March 28th in WWBA’s Gathering House. Due to the spread of coronavirus and need for social distancing, the event […]
Effective March 17, the Hicksville School District has been offering “Grab and Go” breakfasts and lunches to residents 18 and under. Breakfast and lunches are available at four school district locations, 8 a.m.-12 p.m., weekdays. Meals can be picked up at the following locations: Hicksville Middle School: Bus loop on 2nd Street side at kitchen […]
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