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Lately I’ve seen many stories about different species that are threatened with extinction. To that ever-growing list you can add the family doctor.
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12/4/14
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Mepham High School’s Key Club and kickline team recently joined in the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention’s “Out of the Darkness Walk” at Old Westbury Gardens.
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12/3/14
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They walked, jogged, and some even sprinted around the athletic field as Francis X. Hegarty students and teachers joined together in the school’s annual Winner’s Walk. Sponsored by the Student …
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12/3/14
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Taking on an almost human dimension, Kennedy High School’s new Cougar Walk of Recognition was born after nine months in development. Members of Bellmore JFK Alumni Inc., who created the walkway …
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By Julie Mansmann
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11/5/14
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Throughout October, Brower Bagels in Oceanside sold pink bagels for Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
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By Rebecca Melnitsky
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10/29/14
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In some ways, we have assessed the damage caused by Superstorm Sandy, as disturbing as the figures may be. Sandy’s destruction caused at least $65 billion in damages nationwide, and no region was hit harder than Long Island’s South Shore, Oceanside and Island Park in particular.
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By Tom Jordan
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10/29/14
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About 100 people showed up for a fundraising walk at Arthur Hendrickson Park on Oct. 18 to benefit research to find a cure for a particularly debilitating disease that affects children.
More than …
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By Micah Danney
mdanney@liherald.com
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10/29/14
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Bellmore commuters and residents may have seen them at the Long Island Rail Road station last year: 11 girls, all around age 8, selling Girl Scout cookies. The money, however, would not go to their …
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By Julie Mansmann
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10/22/14
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Tens of thousands of people gathered at Jones Beach early Sunday morning for the annual Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk, which raised more than $3 million for research, information and services. There was a sea of pink along the boardwalk, as people came out in support of finding a cure for a disease that affects one in every eight women.
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10/22/14
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A seventh grade social studies teacher and many of her East Rockaway High School students are putting their best foot forward to help find a cure for Lupus this weekend.
Joyce Loftus will be …
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By Brendan Murray
bmurray@liherald.com
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10/15/14
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