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Long Island needs an innovation district
To compete effectively in a 21st-century innovation economy, Long Island needs an innovation district. The good news is that we have a perfect opportunity. The challenge is to build a consensus … more
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Scott Brinton
Pittsburgh, metaphor for America
The public bus dropped me at a dirt patch seemingly in the middle of nowhere. In front of me, on the other side of a four-lane highway, was a wide river. Behind me was a tree-covered escarpment. Pittsburgh was nowhere to be seen. more
Peak Performance Physical Therapy employees wore pink for breast cancer awarness month as part of the company’s partnership with the Maurer Foundation, a breast cancer outreach non-profit. Breast cancer survivor and Peak Performance patient Camille Lento, clockwise from left, with employees John Finneran, Kristan Catanese, Michael Schmutter, Elizabeth Persaud, Chris Gardner, Shannon Keane, Amanda Nieto, Tina Rigalos, Kaitlin Higgins and Maurer Foundation Executive Director Susan Samaroo.
Maurer Foundation and Peak Performance partner for breast cancer awareness month
Kicking off a brand new partnership this October, Peak Performance Physical Therapy in Island Park is joining forces with the Maurer Foundation, a breast cancer awareness non-profit that focuses much … more
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This month, let’s all join the fight against breast cancer
Breast cancer has killed far too many of our wives, mothers, sisters and friends. It is the second leading cause of cancer deaths among women in the U.S., after lung cancer, and . . . more
The riders set off from Oceanside
Oceanside motorcycle ride raises $10,000 for breast cancer awareness
The Maurer Foundation, a non-profit dedicated to spreading breast cancer prevention awareness throughout Long Island hosted its fourth annual motorcycle ride on Aug. 12, raising more than $10,000 for … more
Let’s legalize illegal apartments
You could say that Long Island’s housing crisis — and, yes, there is a housing crisis — is a product of its success. In 1948, when the Manhasset-based Levitt & Sons built 6,000 homes . . . more
Pushing 50 and still running strong
A childhood friend recently posted a black-and-white snapshot on Facebook of our middle school cross-country team, a ragtag collection of 30 boys . . . more
An event aimed at helping community members fight addiction will be held at School No. 6 on March 30.
Resource fair to help families fight addiction
For too many families in Oceanside, addiction is more than just a problem whispered about around town. It’s a condition that has, in some cases, destroyed the lives of their friends and loved ones. more
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Oceanside High School’s World Interest Club officers Leah Berkman, left, Nathan Gershengorin, Andrew Carlins and Josena Joseph with model and activist Georgie Badiel during the district’s “A Thirst For Change” event on March 1.
Oceanside students thirsty for change
As a young girl in Burkina Faso, Georgie Badiel walked for three hours each morning to fetch clean water. After moving to the United States about a decade ago, she went back to her home country in Western Africa to visit her pregnant sister, who still had to get up between 2 and 4 a.m. to retrieve the scarce resource. more
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Marcia Ball is ready to boogie with the Subdudes in a lively evening of sharp musicianship.
Boogie on, Mardi Gras style
Marcia Ball is joined by the Subdudes for lively Mardi Gras concert. more
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