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Hanna Carey, 18, a member of Girl Scout Troop 3432 in Wantagh, is collecting food and supplies for her Girl Scout Gold Award project. She set up a donation box at the Wantagh Fire Department on Feb. 28, which Capt. Chris Dolley christened with its first donation.
‘Hunger Warriors’ go to battle Wantagh Girl Scout is fighting food insecurity
Since she was a child, Hanna Carey has valued community service.  Carey is putting these lessons in service toward her Gold Award project with Girl Scout Troop 3432. Dubbed “Hanna’s Hunger Warriors,” the project aims to collect 2,000 pounds of food and supplies to donate to Island Harvest Food Bank in Bethpage. more
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Frank Ferrera played a soulful rendition of John Lennon’s “Imagine” during LYNP’s fundraiser.
Love Your Neighbor Project raises funds for future projects
The Love Your Neighbor Project, a Sea Cliff-based nonprofit organization dedicated to providing supplies and services to Long Islanders struggling through the coronavirus pandemic, held a successful … more
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Lynbrook resident Kaden Rogers collected and donated cleaning supplies and household items to the Hatzilu Rescue organization as part of his mitzvah project.
Lynbrook 12-year-old donates to Baldwin kosher pantry
When 12-year-old Kaden Rogers saw that the Covid-19 pandemic left some local families hungry and in need of household supplies, he collected donations to benefit them as part of his mitzvah project, … more
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Resolve to monitor your mental health in 2021
Let’s say it like it was: 2020 was miserable. It was a horrid year for us all. Everyone — everyone — was affected to one degree or another by . . . more
Because of her dedication to her community through the Love Your Neighbor Project, Jaime Teich was named the Herald Gazette’s Person of the Year.
Jaime Teich loves her neighbors like no other
Jaime Teich, of Sea Cliff, embodies the mantra, “Love thy neighbor.” Through the Love Your Neighbor Project, a nonprofit that she started in May in response to the coronavirus … more
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“Twilight,” whose subject is Oyster Bay, is included in the series of prints that Barbara Prey is selling to support Project Sunshine, which helps hospitalized children.
Local artist uses her work to support hospitalized children
Barbara Ernst Prey is hoping to paint a bright future for Project Sunshine patients this holiday season. The internationally recognized artist and Oyster Bay resident of 24 years has produced a new series of prints featuring some of her best-known  work to be sold in support of hospitalized children. more
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County officials are seeking a $503 million federal infrastructure stimulus to complete the Bay Park Conveyance Project and 11 other major infrastructure projects.
County seeks federal funds for Bay Park project
County officials and labor leaders have requested a $503 million federal infrastructure stimulus package to help fund the completion of the Bay Park Conveyance Project and 11 other infrastructure projects across the county. more
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North Shore High School juniors Katie Ditrano, foreground, and Allie Eder said placing stickers warning buyers not to purchase alcohol for minors is a good way to help curb underage drinking.
When a sticker says it all
If you buy alcohol for a minor, you could face a $1,000 fine or a year in jail. That was the message that members of the North Shore Coalition Against Substance Abuse spread last Saturday at eight … more
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The Nassau County Legislature unanimously approved Western Bays Constructors as the design-build team for the Bay Park Conveyance Project.
Bay Park Conveyance Project moves ahead
The Nassau County Legislaure unanimously voted on Nov. 25 to approve a design-build contract between the state’s Department of Environmental Conservation and Western Bays Constructors for the $439 million Bay Park Conveyance Project. more
Courtesy Glen Cove City School District Former Glen Cove City School District educator Mary Ellen Cuomo donated books to the district featuring voices of Black and Indigenous people and other people of color. English Language Arts Coordinator Bryce Klatsky said the books would help students identify and learn from the authors and their characters.
Seeking more diversity in school reading
As the Black Lives Matter movement grew over the summer, Sea Cliff resident and former Glen Cove City School District special education teacher Mary Ellen Cuomo said, she felt helpless in the battle … more
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