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Although it’s late in the season, boating safety should remain at the forefront for everyone on the water. more

9/21/23

Boaters enjoying Long Island’s waters need to learn to stay safe.

Safe boating course required before running a motorboat

With summer right around the corner and temperatures subsequently rising Long Islanders will begin flocking to the water to relax and cool down. Long Island waterways will be populated by both motor … more

By Tyler Marko | 6/1/16

Pictured from left, East Meadow Kiwanis President Mitchell Allen; K-Kids Advisor Rich Santer; K-Kids members Devon Rafanelli, Marisa Simone, and Kira Gruber; New York District K-Kids Administrator Mickie Leamey; K-Kids Kiwanis Advisor Legislator Norma Gonsalvez and Kiwanian Helen Mettinis.

K-Kids remember Harlie Treanor

Community members and students and faculty from Bowling Green Elementary gathered in front of the school on Sept. 20 to honor the memory of Harlie Treanor, a recent graduate who lost her life, along with two other children, when a boat capsized on Fourth of July. more

By: Rich Santer, Bowling Green K-Kids Advisor | 9/28/12

Politicians, boating experts talk water safety

State senators and assemblymen representing Long Island are looking to adopt new boating laws to create safer waterways and establish uniform rules in cooperation with neighboring states. At a public hearing in Oyster Bay on Aug. 8, concerned citizens offered legislators suggestions on what kind of bill ought to be written. more

By Shannon Koehle | 8/17/12

K-Kid Kaira Gruber, 10, placed a flyer on a boat owner's car as her friends looked on.

K-Kids hand out boating safety brochures

The Bowling Green K-Kids took to the Wantagh Park boat launch ramp early last Saturday to distribute safety brochures in honor of their fellow K-Kid Harlie Treanor. more

8/10/12

Tragedy draws call for strict boating laws

It takes a tragedy to prompt change, said Alan Alterman of East Meadow, and the Oyster Bay boat accident on July Fourth is focusing political and public interest on boating safety laws. more

By Shannon Koehle | 8/2/12

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