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On June 30, WINGS students Patrick Smith, Noora Ibrahim and Amir Ibrahim, along with North Merrick Superintendent Dr. Cynthia Seniuk and WINGS teacher Maria Castle, presented face mask extenders to Dr. Anthony Boutin, Nassau University Medical Center’s CEO, to distribute to frontline workers. Nassau County Legislator Tom McKevitt also attended to thank the students and NUMC’s staff.
North Merrick WINGS students get creative to support health care heroes
Students in the North Merrick School District’s WINGS program recently participated in a special community project to support medical workers on the front lines of the Covid-19 … more
A new Wellness Center facility is planned for the high school.
Baldwin High School to open Wellness Center for students
Baldwin School District officials announced a new partnership with Nassau University Medical Center and Long Island FQHC, resulting in a fully staffed physical and emotional Wellness Center at … more
Getting NUMC off life support
The Nassau Interim Finance Authority decided to exempt the Nassau University Medical Center and NuHealth, the public-benefit corporation that runs the East Meadow hospital, from oversight in 2011, at a time when the facility was seemingly thriving. more
George Tsunis, the chairman of the NuHealth, the parent company of Nassau University Medical Center, announced on Nov. 2 a “new era” for the hospital with a partnership with Northwell Health that aims to assuage some of the financial problems plaguing the East Meadow hospital.
NUMC enters a ‘new era’ with Northwell partnership
Nassau University Medical Center is teaming up with Northwell Health for a six-month period in which the two bodies will seek to improve the financial condition and patient care at the safety net … more
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Breast cancer survivors Lorraine Pace, left, and Geri Barish worked with former U.S. Sen. Alfonse D’Amato to pass legislation in 1998 supporting women with breast cancer. They thanked him 20 years later, when they celebrated the decline in cancer rates in Nassau County at Nassau University Medical Center on Monday.
Breast cancer survivors, advocates honored at NUMC for two decades of progress
Breast cancer survivors, advocates and elected officials kicked off Breast Cancer Awareness Month at Nassau University Medical Center on Monday, roughly 20 years after former U.S. Sen. Alfonse … more
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Culinary Delights co-chairwomen Lyndsey Gallagher, left, and Rosemary Basmajian received flowers from Camarano.
A delectable evening
The East Meadow High School orchestra played classical music as hundreds of guests lined the hallways of the Carltun in Eisenhower Park on Monday during the East Meadow Chamber of Commerce’s biggest fundraiser of the year, Culinary Delights. more
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Mickey hatched at Nassau University Medical Center this spring and was banded on May 23, officials said.
Nassau University Medical Center’s newest resident
If you visited the Grand Canyon, you probably would not be surprised to find a peregrine falcon nesting 2,000 feet above the ground on one of the cliff ledges. However, you might know that these … more
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\Only certain species of mosquito that are native to South and Central America can spread the Zika virus, officials said.
Don’t panic over Zika
Though the World Health Organization recently declared the Zika virus a global health emergency, residents of Long Island don’t have much to worry about — unless they plan to travel to … more
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Students in Clarke High School’s Art Honor Society contributed their original designs to a coloring book for hospitalized children at Nassau University Medical Center.
Colorful community service
Throughout their time at W.T. Clarke High School, art has been an important part of seniors Marissa Flaherty’s and Rikki Hernandez’s lives. Their shared love of painting, drawing, design … more
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Dr. Lawrence Eisenstein, Nassau County commissioner of health, far left; Dr. Victor Politi, president and chief executive officer of Nassau University Medical Center, in East Meadow; Dr. Amgad Makaryus, NUMC’s chair of cardiology; and County Executive Ed Mangano reported on the hospital’s storm response.
A historic storm leaves lingering concerns
Early this week, East Meadowites and their elected leaders were worried about how last weekend’s historic winter storm would continue to impact the community. County Executive Ed Mangano … more
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