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Federal aid gives Nassau a shot in the arm
Nassau County got some very good news last week after passage of the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan: The county will receive $397.7 million in federal aid . . . more
Ariella Rukhlin, far left, Riley Mahoney, Julia Valukis and Kate Wiedmann formed the Oceanside Dog Rescue Club last summer and have since collected blankets and cleaning supplies as part of two donation drives for local rescues.
Local students launch dog rescue club
A group of high school students from throughout the Baldwin area have formed a club to support local nonprofit dog rescue centers and advocate for adoptions and rescues of dogs. Oceanside High … more
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Last Hope volunteer Cathy Francis, left, tallied up the value of items for sale at the organization’s flea market last Saturday in Huntington. All the money raised in January will be used to distribute vouchers so community members can pay for surgeries to neuter feral cats.
A permanent home for Last Hope’s flea market
Last Hope, Inc. Animal Rescue & Rehabilitation of Wantagh hopes to find a permanent home in Huntington Town for its thrift store later this year. The organization’s Special Needs … more
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Lynbrook resident Kaden Rogers collected and donated cleaning supplies and household items to the Hatzilu Rescue organization as part of his mitzvah project.
Lynbrook 12-year-old donates to Baldwin kosher pantry
When 12-year-old Kaden Rogers saw that the Covid-19 pandemic left some local families hungry and in need of household supplies, he collected donations to benefit them as part of his mitzvah project, … more
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Lynbrook resident Kaden Rogers collected and donated cleaning supplies and household items as part of his mitzvah project.
Lynbrook boy donates to local families in need
When 12-year-old Kaden Rogers saw that the Covid-19 pandemic had left some local families hungry and in need of household supplies, he collected donations to benefit them as part of his mitzvah project, a community-service deed in preparation for his bar mitzvah. more
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The NY Marine Rescue Center has released preliminary findings in the death of a dolphin that was trapped in Mill River for a few weeks.
Early findings revealed in East Rockaway dolphin death
The dolphin that was trapped in Mill River in East Rockaway and eventually discovered dead may have been killed after getting struck by a vessel, according to the preliminary findings of the NY Marine Rescue Center. more
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Pebbles the cat has returned home safely to her Glen Cove home after missing for five months.
Glen Cove cat returns home after five-month journey across the city
Pebbles the cat went missing in mid-March after escaping during a visit at the Green Forest Veterinary Hospital of Glen Cove. “She didn’t eat or drink water for three days so I took her to the vet right here,” Kathy Sellars, of Glen Cove, said. “She ran out of the box and then she ran out of the driveway. I screamed and cried. I thought I wouldn’t see her no more.” more
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A dolphin that was trapped in Mill River in East Rockaway for many weeks was found dead in Far Rockaway, Queens.
Dolphin trapped in East Rockaway dies
A dolphin that was trapped in East Rockaway’s Mill River for weeks was discovered dead, according to the NY Marine Rescue Center. The cause of death is unknown. more
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Aidan Waters, who started his business “Aidan’s Dog Walking,” will be starting high school in the fall.
Glen Cove teen starts dog walking, pet care business
Incoming Glen Cove High School freshman Aidan Waters will have quite a busy summer with his new business, “Aidan’s Dog Walking.” Through his business, 14-year-old Aidan will walk … more
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Far Rockaway resident Christine Drakatos with one of the many dogs she has rescued.
Far Rockaway woman rescues dogs and cats
When she was 4-years-old, Christine Drakatos found a litter of kittens in a sewer drain and made her mother help rescue them, and since then the Astoria native who lives in Far Rockaway has helped saved animals. more
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