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Doctors discovered that Robert Amato, 11, above with his cat, Molly, has an inoperable brain tumor. As a way to lift his spirits, the Island Park community brought Christmas to him in the hospital.
Island Park community rallies around young resident in need
Robert Amato, 11, recently received a grim diagnosis from doctors, and had to spend the holiday season in a hospital bed, but it didn’t stop the Island Park community from rallying to give him a Christmas to remember. more
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The newly renovated Rocky Marciano Lodge will host an open house on Jan. 15.
Oceanside's Rocky Marciano Lodge reopens in style
After one year and $40,000 of renovations, the Oceanside chapter of Sons of Italy reopened the Rocky Marciano Lodge in the fall. On Jan. 15, the non-profit organization will host an open house and ribbon cutting for the newly remodeled reception hall. more
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Can we dig a foundation in winter?
Q. After a long process, our house plans are finally approved, and we want to get going right away. It took months to get plans and almost a year to get them approved. more
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The Maurer Foundation for Breast Health Education hosted a Ladies Night event to raise funds and awareness to fight breast cancer.
Ladies Night event in Island Park fights breast cancer
As Breast Cancer Awareness Month approached its end, the Maurer Foundation for Breast Health Education hosted a special Ladies Night event in Island Park to promote awareness and raise money to fight the deadly disease. more
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Making strides against breast cancer on L.I.
There is perhaps no disease that strikes greater fear in the hearts of women than breast cancer. It is the second-leading cause of cancer deaths, behind lung cancer, and . . . more
Ed Asner and Robert Clohessy in a scene from the thriller “Dinosaur.”
Spotlight on film
The red carpet has been rolled out once again at the historic Bellmore Movies. Film buffs, along with filmmakers and related industry professionals have turned their attention to the latest installment of the Long Island International Film Expo. more
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Joe was the master of ceremonies at the Walk of Lights on June 8.
In sickness and in health: Oceanside widower raises $1 million for students affected by cancer
Thirteen years after his wife died of breast cancer, an Oceanside man has raised over a million dollars to support students whose parents have cancer or who have died of the disease. His name is … more
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Just another day in America: 17 shot dead
Golda Meir famously said that when Israel’s enemies loved their children more than they hated Israel, peace would be possible. The same could be said of members of Congress: When they . . . more
Sea Cliff/Glen Head reporter Alyssa Seidman was among the hundreds who dove right in at the Long Beach Polar Bear Plunge last Sunday.
Plunging, freezing and living life to the fullest
Every Super Bowl Sunday since 2012 has been nothing short of average for me. I’m a pseudo sports fan who only succumbs to the chaos of fandom when the Giants or the Mets are doing miraculously … more
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Teens create abstract art as part of the de Kooning initiative during sessions held in libraries across Nassau County.
Adventures in Art
The legacy of Willem de Kooning, who pioneered the gestural, abstract style of painting that became the staple of New York Abstract Expressionism, has found its way to Long Island Children’s Museum. more
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