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Metzger was instrumental in starting Arts in the Plaza.

AIP elects this new member to Executive Board

Sammi Metzger has been elected to the Executive Board of Artists in Partnership, bringing her decade-long commitment to a new level. “It is an honor and a privilege to be elected to … more

By Angelina Zingariello | 1/5/24

Triplets Jesee, James and Jenee Sarisky walked their dogs in the Maurer Foundation’s inaugural Pink Ribbon Walk/Run, a virtual event to raise money for the organization.

Maurer Foundation caps off month of fundraising for breast cancer education

Throughout October — Breast Cancer Awareness Month — Oceanside resident Susan Samaroo and her team at the Maurer Foundation have been working to fund their breast cancer education programs, which they said they believe save lives. more

By Briana Bonfiglio | 10/27/20

Money was stolen from a locked cabinet in the office of the Hispanic Brotherhood of Rockville Centre, on Clinton Avenue, twice over a one-month span.

Hispanic Brotherhood of Rockville Centre recovering from pair of thefts

The Hispanic Brotherhood of Rockville Centre is still recovering financially after a total of $2,600 was taken from a locked cabinet in the organization’s office on two separate occasions in October, employees said. “It’s been very traumatic,” said Marguerite Keller, co-director of the Brotherhood. more

By Ben Strack | 12/6/18

RVC resident supports nonprofit in Tanzania

Rockville Centre resident Katie Remy took a huge risk when she quit her job at an asset management firm in January. But her gamble couldn’t have worked out any better. In February she was in … more

By Peter Belfiore | 10/26/16

The Wantagh chapter of operation SPLASH cleaned up garbage near Jones Beach State Park.

Making a 'SPLASH' against trash

It was a cloudy day on June 27. At Wantagh State Park, the high tide and rough waves made it hard for smaller vessels to make it out into the Western Bays. Port Captain Gary Smith and six of his crew members, sporting rubber boots and cut-off shorts, worked hard to get their skiff away from the dock and into the bay off the Bellmore coastline. more

By Rebecca Anderson | 7/13/16

Sprite, a Border Collie, visits Last Hope from a Virginia shelter.

Last Hope gets grants for rescue efforts

The Last Hope Animal Rescue and Rehabilitation Shelter in Wantagh was awarded a $10,000 grant from the Petco Foundation last month that will support several county shelters in Kentucky and Virginia to help dogs in need. more

By Rebecca Anderson | 4/19/16

Iris Slotkin, the co-owner of Iris Salon, helped with styling hair and applying make-up to the Bethany House women and volunteers.

Creating Bethany House Beauties

Iris Salon in Seaford opened its doors to a special group of young ladies and volunteers on March 28. With a hair dryer in one hand and a brush in the other, the Iris Salon staff gave makeovers to a half-dozen women. Salon owners Iris and Roger Slotkin had a mission of helping the community they live in and making the women of Bethany House feel beautiful. more

By Rebecca anderson | 4/5/16

D.A.: Pair didn’t pay teens workers from Freeport

Two Suffolk County men have been accused of bilking high school workers, including students from Freeport High School, out of thousands of dollars in wages through their non-profit foundation. The … more

By Andrew Hackmack ahackmack@liherald.com | 8/20/15

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