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Participants held pinwheels that represented the variety of their relationships with the disease.
Alzheimer's Association draws a crowd at first Eisenhower Park walk
Hundreds of people carried purple, yellow, orange and blue pinwheels at Eisenhower Park in the opening ceremony of last Saturday’s Walk to End Alzheimer’s, hosted for the first time in East … more
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Lynbrook resident Casey Coco, second from left, will serve as the “Red Cape” ambassador during the Long Island Heart Walk at Jones Beach on Sept. 16. Above, Casey with his father, Ryan; sister, Charlie, 6; twin brother, Cameron, 9; and mother Keely.
Lynbrook resident to be a ‘Red Cape’ ambassador during Long Island Heart Walk
Casey Coco, 9, has undergone three open-heart surgeries and multiple invasive procedures. In honor of his bravery and all he has overcome, Casey will serve as the “Red Cape” ambassador at the American Heart Association’s Long Island Heart Walk at Jones Beach on Sept. 16. more
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The story of the tree that survived the collapse of the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001, is posted around the Village Green.
Story Walk on Rockville Centre's Village Green a new way to remember Sept. 11
As some adults still struggle to process what happened on Sept. 11, 2001, the task of explaining the attacks to their children is even more difficult. But with the installation of a new Story Walk on the Village Green, that conversation could become easier. more
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Photo Credit/Herald Seaford High School junior Victoria Ippoliti, right, with her cousins Angelina Monopoli, left, and Adriana Monopoli, placed a paper-bag luminaria in memory of their grandfather Angelo Ferrara, who died of pancreatic cancer in 2015.
'Joe brought everyone together'
The nonprofit foundation gives scholarships to students who have a parent who has cancer or has died of the disease. Some of the participants walked in memory of family members or friend stricken with the disease, placing paper-bag luminarias around the track to honor them. more
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As she prepares for her 30th AIDS Walk to support Gay Men’s Health Crisis, Merrick’s Francine Goldstein, who has raised more than $500,000 for the organization, said she hopes to contribute another $50,000 this year.
Merokean Francine Goldstein keeps walking to fight AIDS
Francine Goldstein, of Merrick, has already marked many milestones in the journey that has become her life’s work. Just two years ago, she surpassed her lifetime goal of raising $500,000 for AIDS research. This year she is asking for the community’s help once more as she participates in her 30th AIDS Walk. more
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Msgr. William Koenig, rector of St. Agnes Cathedral, blessed the new statue of the Blessed Mother at an unveiling ceremony on Dec. 7.
St. Agnes Cathedral School unveils Centennial Prayer Walk
The St. Agnes Cathedral School officially unveiled its Centennial Prayer Walk on Dec. 7, which was built to celebrate the institution’s 100-year history. more
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Superintendent Dr. Adele Pecora, third from left, and Seaford Middle School Social Worker Nancy Fitzgerald, center, were among the many district officials who attended the Unity Walk last month.
Seaford unites to promote anti-bullying
The Seaford School District and community gathered for its annual Unity Walk on Oct. 20 to promote an anti-bullying campaign and foster kindess, acceptance and inclusion for all. The Seaford … more
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Hundreds participated in South Nassau’s 5K walk for cancer, which preceded the fair.
South Nassau hosts 5K walk and health fair to support cancer patients
South Nassau Communities Hospital hosted its annual 5K walk and health fair on a warm late-October Sunday. The fair, which featured health and wellness exhibits, as well as free health screenings for … more
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Members of the Wantagh community came out to the event to support breast cancer survivors. From left, Victoria Walsh, Miss Wantagh Samantha Walsh, Rita Nolan and Aileen Campbell stood by the start line at Field 5.
Wantagh makes strides against breast cancer
Waves of pink washed over Jones Beach State Park last Sunday. Nearly 60,000 residents took part in Breast Cancer Awareness Month at the annual Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walk at Field … more
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Georgia Vece, 5, showed her eye for art at the waterfront art walk in East Rockaway on Oct. 4.
Talented East Rockaway artists, performers on display at Waterfront Art Walk
On a warm night on Oct. 4 on Dock Street, many of East Rockaway’s young artists and performers showed off their talent at the East Rockaway Cultural Arts Council’s Waterfront Art Walk. more
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