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The tweet that landed recently appointed Town Councilman Steve Labriola in hot water over the weekend has since been taken down.
Town of Oyster Bay Councilman criticized for alleged anti-trans tweet
Oyster Bay Town Councilman Steve Labriola faced backlash Monday after he took to Twitter to voice his opinion on United Airlines’ new gender option, which allows flyers to identify as non-binary … more
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Oceanside Middle School’s Gay-Straight Alliance club gave out notes and rainbow lollipops to students who completed acts of kindness during its week of kindness, funded by the LGBT Network.
Oceanside Middle School's Gay-Straight Alliance awarded grant from LGBT Network
The LGBT Network awarded Oceanside Middle School’s Gay-Straight Alliance with a $250 grant for the club’s “No Name Calling Week” in January. more
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The Top Notch Networking group meets every Thursday at the Imperial Dinner in Freeport on Merrick Road. The group comprises of professionals from a diverse collection of fields.
The Breakfast Club for professionals
They look like a bunch of cheery morning people. They were professionally dressed, laughing and casually chatting over a cup of coffee by 7:30 a.m. The Top Notch Team, TNT, networking group has been meeting every Thursday at 7:15 a.m. at the Imperial Diner on Merrick Road in Freeport since 2016. more
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Beverly Fortune, center, with Aimee Holtzman; founder of Rock CAN Roll, Inc. and Sara Anne Fingerman; marketing director of the Dover Group.
Holiday event celebrates notable women, re-launch of Fortune 52 column
Herald Community Newspapers hosted a re-launch party for the Fortune 52 column, written by Beverly Fortune, at a networking event at The Loft By Bridgeview in Island Park on Dec. 12. The waterfront venue was alive with cheerful chatter as over 150 guests networked and shopped at the ladies’ “Holiday Night Out.” more
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Members of the Boom Business Networking organization on Long Island met on the Nautical Mile in efforts to expand networking opportunities for professionals, small business owners and members of the Baldwin, Bellmore and Freeport chamber of commerce.
New networking breakfast unites professionals
Within minutes of dropping her business card in a fish bowl at the entrance of Nawlins Seafood Company on Woodcleft Avenue in Freeport, Dana Drasser Alford, from Oceanside and executive consultant at … more
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Members of the advocacy group Parents, Family and Friends of Lesbians and Gays Long Island at last year’s Long Island Pride Parade.
City of Long Beach prepares for Pride festival
While tens of thousands of people are expected to head to Long Beach this weekend for the 28th annual Long Island Pride celebration, organizers addressed potential funding and safety concerns. … more
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Hempstead Town Supervisor Laura Gillen, left, was joined by Gwen Gossler — the late Scott Beigel’s fiancée — Chief Executive Officer of the LGBT Network David Kilmnick and County Executive Laura Curran at Monday’s press conference.
Pride on the Beach returns to Long Beach
Pride on the Beach is returning to Long Beach next month, and survivors of the Parkland, Fla. shooting will lead the parade as grand marshals. The three-day festival, organized by the LGBT … more
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Long Beach Soup Kitchen President Rob Blau prepared meals for guests on Christmas day last year.
L.B. Soup Kitchen to hold annual fundraiser
The Long Beach Soup Kitchen, an organization dedicated to feeding the hungry, recently separated from its longtime parent organization in December and became an incorporated nonprofit. The … more
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Lawrence resident J. Morton Davis, chairman of the Orthodox Chamber of Commerce, addressed the Five Towns Small Business Alliance.
Orthodox Jewish Chamber of Commerce aims to help sell the human element
After opening Small Business Alliance chapters in New Jersey and Queens, the Manhattan-based Orthodox Jewish Chamber of Commerce recently came to Lawrence and launched a Five Towns chapter of the networking group. more
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Melissa Miller’s daughter, Melanie, was diagnosed with Cockayne Syndrome at five, and died two years later.
Raising awareness of a rare disorder
New York State Assemblywoman Melissa Miller (R-Atlantic Beach) is aiming to raise awareness for the rare genetic disorder that lead to her daughter’s death in 1990 by proposing a resolution in the next Assembly session that begins in January to make October Cockayne Syndrome Awareness Month. more
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