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The Relay For Life walk will take place on Saturday, June 11 at Seaford High School.
Seaford ready to walk for a cure
For many cancer survivors and those battling the disease, wearing purple signifies empowerment and strength. An expected 200 people will be attending the fifth annual Relay For Life event in all shades of purple on Saturday, June 11 at Seaford High School. more
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John “J.J.” Byrne, on the right in the hoodie, with his Team Shenanigans at the Cystic Fibrosis Great Strides walk.
Team Shenanigans raises $5,000 for Cystic Fibrosis
They came from Island Park and the surrounding communities with one goal, to beat Cystic Fibrosis. John “J.J.” Byrne and his Team Shenanigans took part in the Great Strides Walk for the CF … more
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The 11th annual Robbie’s Run attracted hundreds of runners to south Merrick on Sunday. Proceeds from the race and walk go to purchase automated external defibrillators for youth athletic fields and schools.
Robbie's Run keeps on growing
A heavy rain could not stop hundreds from running or walking in the 11th annual Robbie’s Run at Levy-Lakeside Elementary School in Merrick on May 22, as the event has continued to grow since its start in 2006. James Forte, a 17-year-old senior on the Calhoun High School track team, won the 5K for the second straight year, with a time of 17 minutes, 15 seconds. more
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About seventy students headed out from St. Christopher's School to walk three miles on Friday. Photos by Theresa Press/Herald
Students provide clean water to those in need
A lack of access to clean water is creating economic, social, educational and life threatening conditions in schools and communities in developing countries throughout the world. Students from … more
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John 'J.J.' Byrne
John ‘J.J.’ Byrne and CF
The Herald sat down with the head of Team Shenanigans, John ‘J.J.’ Byrne, to talk about the Great Strides Walk on May 22 and his life with Cystic Fibrosis.    Herald: How … more
Teacher Vincent Causeman and students, from left, Gia Gatt, Katelyn Safoschnik, Gianna Spinelli, Ashley Arnold, Victoria Sullivan and Alexandra Rouzier helped raise more than $7,000 for the Nassau-Suffolk Autism Society of America.
MacArthur speaks up for autism
“It’s OK to be different,” MacArthur High School junior Katelyn Safoschnik said. “We all bleed the same color blood.” more
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The Seal Watching tours at Jones Beach often attracts Groups of 50 and more.
Their 'seal' of approval
For many people who live in Wantagh, Jones Beach State Park is considered their go-to beach. But what they don’t know, is that there are other ocean-dwelling mammals who also call the beach their home. more
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Czarissa Moreno’s entire family attended this year’s annual Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation’s One Walk to show support for Czarissa and other children battling Type 1 diabetes.
Diabetes can't stop 12-year-old rising star
When Bellmorite Czarissa Moreno was 17 months old, her parents, Cysette and Felix Moreno, noticed strange behavior from the toddler. Although Czarissa was teething, she seemed unusually irritable. more
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Going under cover for holiday gift giving
Did you know that it takes 540 peanuts to make a 12-ounce jar of peanut butter? Or that people actually suffer from arachibutyrophobia? more
Woodland Middle School seventh graders and English teachers walked a mile to fundraise for local charities.
Walking for water at Woodland Middle School
With gallons of water in hand, Woodland Middle School students walked around the building’s grounds last week to raise funds and food for two charities designed to help the thirsty and hungry: … more
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