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Calhoun High School freshman Joseph Darcourt recently hauled his cello to the New York Public Library in Manhattan to raise money for Long Island Cares and The Harry Chapin Food Bank.
Calhoun High School cellist gives back through the power of music
A Calhoun High School freshman has used his musical talents to raise money for Long Island Cares and The Harry Chapin Food Bank. Last month, Joseph Darcourt, of Merrick, received a letter from the … more
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Brenda McDonald, of the Parkhurst Civic Association took the names of those who needed food and asked them how many people lived with them.
Elmont pastor distributes food to Nassau families in need
Every Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, the Rev. Danilo Archbold spends his mornings taking care of his wife, Melissa, who is recovering from surgery, and his afternoons handing out hundreds of boxes … more
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The census, Obamacare and your right to vote
Have you ever had anything stolen from you? A car? Hubcaps? A laptop? A baseball glove? A bike? Those are minuscule compared to the things that President Trump is trying to steal from you behind your back. more
The Anticipation Duo, Leah Kalin and Tony Teri, who have been performing together for more than a decade, sang a variety of songs from the 1960s to now during the event.
Pharmacists give back amid coronavirus crisis
When local pharmacy owner Howard Jacobson heard the news in April that his longtime friend and colleague Bill Mantell, an 18-year resident of Rockville Centre, had died of Covid-19 complications, Jacobson vowed to find a way to honor the dedicated pharmacist. more
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The CDC’s Covid-19 back-to-school checklist
Hundreds of thousands of students will start school across Long Island next week amid the worst disease outbreak in the United States since 1918. It is a time of fear and anxiety for many parents . . . more
Valerie Geasor, left, set out nonperishable food items like soups and pasta in the community room at Halandia Shores on June 27 for a “pop-up pantry” set up by First Church Baldwin United Methodist Church.
First Church organizes pop-up pantry in Baldwin
First Church Baldwin United Methodist recently launched a mission to help feed those in need at a local housing development in Baldwin. Church member Valerie Geasor and other volunteers collected … more
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With pandemic abating, town’s on the road to recovery
It is an understatement to say that the coronavirus pandemic has had profoundly negative impacts on the health and well-being of Americans, as well as the job market, personal finances and the economy. more
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The pantry is one of the few local facilities to offer meat when it is available.
Baldwin pantry sees increase in need
Local food pantries, including the St. Christopher’s Parish pantry in Baldwin, have been feeling the toll of the coronavirus pandemic. But Town of Hempstead officials announced last week that a … more
Baldwin Chamber of Commerce President Erik Mahler, left, alongside Pat’s Dance Studio owner Melanie Vaughan, Parochial Vicar Celestine Nwosu and St. Chris Outreach Director Julia Santiago.
Baldwin Chamber donates to St. Christopher's pantry
The Baldwin Chamber of Commerce recently donated $600 in gift cards to the St. Christopher’s Parish food pantry. The Chamber sold 80 “Baldwin Strong” lawn signs — seen … more
Molly Miskiewicz has been picking up food donations from people’s houses since March. Now she is expanding that effort to Franklin Square and West Hempstead.
Food donation pickup service expands to F.S.
As a social work graduate intern at the Baldwin Public Library, Molly Miskiewicz noticed that many residents were struggling to get food during the coronavirus pandemic, and decided to help. She … more
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