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SIBSPlace in Hewlett celebrated the holiday season. From left were Brendon A., Nathaniel B., Philip R., Liam R. and Albert G.
SIBSPlace marks the holidays [Photo gallery]
Celebrating the holidays this past season was made a bit more difficult by Hurricane Sandy, but SIBSPlace, a Hewlett-based program of South Nassau Communities Hospital in Oceanside, that serves children ages 5-17 living with a sibling or parent who has cancer or another serious or devastating illness, held a Thanksgiving feast a little more than three weeks after the storm and the hospital had its holiday party in December. more
Woodmere resident Suzanne Kornblatt was recognized for her work as the mental health supervisor of SIBSPlace at South Nassau Communities Hospital in Oceanside.
Suzanne Kornblatt named a Fortune 52 honoree
For her commitment to families in crisis, Woodmere resident Suzanne Kornblatt, the mental health supervisor of SIBSPlace at South Nassau Communities Hospital in Oceanside, was named a Fortune 52 honoree by Long Island Press. more
At the SIBSPlace Valentine Day’s Party in Hewlett, Trysten Feliciano read P.D. Eastman’s “Are You My Mother?” to the gathering, which included four-legged guests Mowgli and Ziggy and their owners Madeline Polen and Cora Pandy.
SIBSPlace in Hewlett celebrates Valentine’s Day [Photo gallery]
On Valentine’s Day, SIBSPlace in Hewlett hosted a V-Day party that included arts and crafts and a visit from dogs at the Bidawee Adoption Center. more
Emily Hagen
There is no sleeping at the high school
"I slept for only four hours last night,” a student explains. “Wake me up when the period is over,” another says. These are typical things one would hear when in Hewlett High School during the month of January. more
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At the annual Hoops for Hopes basketball game, both SIBSPlace and Long Island Cares were the recipients of the Peninsula Kiwanis’ largesse. From left, Suzanne Kornblatt from SIBS with Nathaniel Blades 8, Bill Dubin, Tatiana Perez from LI Cares and Peninsula Kiwanis President Larry Romanelli.
Hoops for Hope at Hewlett High School helps SIBSPlace and LI Cares [Photo gallery]
The annual Hoops for Hope basketball game was played at Hewlett High School last Friday and featured the Bulldogs playing Division High School. Peninsula Kiwanis presented checks of $1,000 each to SIBSPlace and Long Island Cares. more
Children at SIBSPlace in Hewlett performed a play that featured Sesame Street characters during their holiday party on Dec. 22. From left were, Hannah Mohammed, Nathaniel Blades, Sebastian Quiles and Melissa Soliz, aka Miss Piggy A, Robin, Kermit and Miss Piggy B.
SIBSPlace holiday party in Hewlett is a treat for all ages [Photo gallery]
Children and adults took up the holiday spirit mantle at the annual SIBSPlace party at the organizations Hewlett headquarters on Dec. 22 more
Miles Schamroth is transformed into a zombie for the day by Fantasia Faces face painter Miriam Wahrsager.
Hawaii comes to Hewlett Harbor for SIBSPlace [Photo gallery]
Cool, dry weather combined with the Hawaiian theme of the SIBSPlace annual barbecue to create a day full of fun and food for nearly 160 children and parents at the Hewlett Harbor home of Michael Schamroth, a SIBSPlace founding donor. more
Juliet Hutchinson had her face painted at the “Salon for Sibs” event at Cheveux Day Spa and Salon in Woodmere.
A blast of fun, relaxation and restoration [Photo gallery]
Cheveux Day Spa and Salon in Woodmere hosted “Salon for Sibs”, where 15 children and 15 mothers who are part of SIBSPlace were treated to haircuts, manicures, pedicures, mini massages and face painting during a three-hour event on June 28. more
Woodmere resident and Cedarhurst business owner Bob Block has extended his 23-year relationship with Five Towns Community Chest as he became the charitable organization’s new director on April 1.
The art of donating your time
As an Eagle Scout in Wantagh, a college student in Iowa and a vital member of a Five Towns civic organization, Bob Block has always served his community. more
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The National Council of Jewish Women, Peninsula Section, provides a range of programs and services to help those in need. Its thrift store at 342 Central Ave. in Lawrence sells a variety of merchandise. From left, Past President Joan Riegel, President Pnina Knopf and Marci Last who runs the store with Lori Grossman.
Changing as the community changes
Comprised of 1,200 members and featuring programs that focus on contemporary problems, the 75-year-old National Council for Jewish Women, Peninsula Section, is as viable today as when it swore in its first president, Mar Berlind-Bach in 1936. more
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