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Two mural projects were installed at Mercy Medical Center, in the employee cafeteria, as a way to thank the hospital staff, who have been on the front lines during the coronavirus pandemic.

Murals installed at Mercy Medical Center to thank front-line workers

Two community-curated murals were installed this week in the employee cafeteria at Mercy Medical Center as a way to thank all of the front-line staff who have fought, and continue to fight, against Covid-19 and to bring the community together during such challenging times. more

By Jill Nossa | 7/2/20

The staff at Maple Pointe will see a mural reading "Heroes Work Here" with hearts and rainbows when they come to work each day. Muralist Arlene McLoughlin was inspired to paint it and said "anything to give back and keep a brush in my hand." The residents inside will also be creating and hanging rainbow art in their windows.

Artist brings positivity to Rockville Centre assisted living facility

Workers on the front lines – those who show up daily for jobs where they are potentially exposed to the coronavirus – are being seen as heroes for the work that they do, and many people in the Rockville Centre community are doing more than simply just thanking people for the work they do. more

By Jill Nossa | 4/13/20

Local artist Fred Mezilas, whose murals hang on walls all over the world, recently visited Lenox Elementary School and painted with students.

Famed artist paints with Lenox students in Baldwin

Lenox Elementary School kindergartners in Mrs. Kelly Iannone’s class recently went from painting with their fingers to painting with acrylics, receiving direct training from local artist Fred … more

3/12/20

Several artists worked on the Bayville Centennial Mural to commemorate the village’s 100th birthday, including, from left, Deborah Webbe, Anna Laruccia, Barbara Wendt-Keller and Pricila Modesto. Laruccia created the view of a typical beach day in Bayville.

Centennial mural, pride of the village

The temperature was 37 degrees in Bayville last Saturday, but a mural depicting a day at one of the village’s beaches made the chill tolerable. A large group of residents gathered in Bayville … more

By Laura Lane | 11/15/19

Locust Valley artist Anna Laruccia said it was a great honor for her to be chosen to create a mural in Bayville Village Commons to commemorate the village’s centennial.

With mural, artist will share her passion for Bayville

As two lifeguards chat, a little boy, pail in hand, looks toward the Long Island Sound, a masterfully created sandcastle nearby. A small tent displaying an American flag could belong to any of the … more

By Laura Lane | 9/20/19

Sea Cliff resident Mark Fay is restoring the mural that he painted in Village Hall in 1993.

Local artist restoring mural in Sea Cliff Village Hall

Mark Fay has long had a penchant for painting murals. He even said it runs in his blood. His grandfather, Charles Gulbrandsen, was an apprentice in the early 1900s on the original mural that adorns … more

By Alyssa Seidman | 7/11/19

Baldwin High School students showed off the murals they made for Long Island Jewish Valley Stream’s new orthopedic wing and patient unit on May 28.

Baldwin students design murals for LIJ

Eighteen Baldwin High School art students spent months painting and photographing murals to calm patients at Long Island Jewish Valley Stream, and on May 28, the students unveiled their work to the hospital’s staff. more

By Melissa Koenig | 6/6/19

The Long Island Arts Council at Freeport and the Freeport Memorial Library held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the unveiling of the new mural last Saturday.

‘Sailing Through History’

With a cut of the red ribbon, the new mural commemorating Freeport’s history became a fixture to add to the village’s charm on April 11. The Long Island Arts Council at Freeport undertook the … more

By Nadya Nataly | 4/22/19

Kindergarten teacher Lynne Sollin said the mural added to lessons the students learned from reading stories.

A mural with a message

A new garden is in the works at the William L. Buck School in District 24, the effort initiated with the hanging of a mural on the front of the building that reminds students to “Take care of our … more

By Micah Danney mdanney@liherald.com | 6/29/16

Historical Society officers Steve Bongiovi, left, and Patrick Martz unveiled the mural that depicts duck hunting in Seaford in the early 1900s.

History alive and well in Seaford

First it was a schoolhouse. Then a firehouse. Now it’s a museum. The small wooden building on Waverly Avenue, constructed in 1893 and moved three times, has quite a history in Seaford, and now it is used as a monument to Seaford’s history. more

By Andrew Hackmack | 5/11/16

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