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Friends and family joined Elmont’s Monique Hardial as she announced her candidacy for Nassau County’s Third Legislative District seat on Jan. 21.
Elmont resident plans primary run against Carrie Solages
Elmont attorney Monique Hardial announced on Jan. 21 that she is planning to run against Nassau County Legislator Carrie Solages for the Democratic ticket in this year’s primary race. Hardial, 37, … more
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Members of Brooklyn Avenue’s third-grade class were ready to vote in 2019’s Follett Challenge contest.
School District 24 libraries seeking $60k contest prize
Starting Jan. 21, parents and children alike can visit follettchallenge.com and vote to help School District 24 secure a $60,000 grand prize for its three elementary-school libraries. As part of the … more
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Domenick Stanco, left, Donna Stanco, Angelo Stanco, Mary Stanco and Angelina Stone-Stanco are a very close-knit family.
Glen Cove fitness honoree uses her winnings to the max
When Mary Stanco learned that she was voted the winner of her Max Challenge, a 10-week fitness program based around daily classes, she knew exactly where her winnings would go. Her sister, Donna … more
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Rockville Centre resident Gene Kirley, right, was recently nominated for a $50,000 award. Last March, he joined his wife, Tracy, his daughter, Bryn and his sons Danny, from left, Timmy and Kevin at a fundraiser for ACDS, formerly the Association for Children with Down syndrome, for which he serves as board president.
Rockville Centre father nominated for $50,000 award
Support — and votes — from the Rockville Centre community have helped propel village resident Gene Kirley into the running for the Rare Life Award and a $50,000 grand prize. The money would go toward ACDS, formerly the Association for Children with Down syndrome, for which Kirley is the board president. more
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Max Challenge of Glen Cove held its ribbon cutting ceremony in mid September.
Getting pumped at Glen Cove's new Max Challenge
For many people seeking to improve their fitness, the biggest obstacle isn’t physical; it’s mental. At most of the gyms that she had tried, Kim Cowan, 43, said, “You were just kind of there in … more
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Crossfit gyms to honor fallen L.I. vet on Memorial Day
This memorial day, Crossfits around the world will be encouraging members to attempt the Murph Challenge — one of the gym chain’s “hero workouts.” Julia Brite, a member of Crossfit Invasion in Bellmore, explained that this particular workout was created in honor of Michael P. Murphy, a Navy Seal from Long Island who died in 2005. more
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Valley Stream Central High School’s prize-winning team with Northwell Health’s Joseph Moscola, left, Mark Solazzo and Cheryl Davidson.
Central High School takes prize at SPARK! Challenge
Valley Stream Central High School students won their second consecutive SPARK! Challenge award last week with a presentation on surgeons and surgical teams. more
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More than 100 kids from the MLK Center, joined by family members, organizers and supporters, turned out for “Black Panther” at the Long Beach theater on Tuesday thanks to the center's Black Panther Challenge to fund a free screening for kids.
Long Beach residents praise ‘Black Panther’
Long Beach resident Marcus Tinker was not a huge comic book fan growing up, but there was something about the film introduction of Black Panther in the 2016 movie, “Captain America: Civil War,” … more
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Residents will have an extra month in which to challenge their property assessments and hopefully lower their tax bill, Nassau County Executive Laura Curran announced on Wednesday.
Nassau property owners get one more month to challenge assessments
Residents will have an extra month in which to challenge their property assessments and hopefully lower their tax bill, Nassau County Executive Laura Curran announced on Thursday. more
Steven Muller has been participating in the Pan-Mass Challenge, a bike ride across Massachusetts to raise money for cancer research, since 2010.
Lynbrook man to bike more than 300 miles for cancer research
Steven Muller has been biking for two to four hours every Saturday and Sunday since April and will continue to do so through the first weekend in August. “I like the sense of achievement from the distances you can travel or the hills you can climb, the freedom of the road and seeing and smelling all that you pass at a speed that you can take it all in,” he said. more
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