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Splashes of Hope’s colorful murals brighten the lives of patients during treatment and recovery.

Healing through art. That’s the motto of Splashes of Hope, which holds its annual Gala/Art Auction, on Friday, April 9. more

Karen Bloom | 3/31/10

Chinese ribbon dancers Dan Dan Lu, Christine Sicwaten and Sabah Waheed performed at the Henry Waldinger Library on Feb. 6. It was the first of four presentations there by the South High School Cultural Club this year.

Grants open new worlds at Waldinger

Armed with $3,000 in grant money, the Henry Waldinger Library will be offering more programs for residents in the coming months. more

Andrew Hackmack | 2/17/10

Robert Isaksen, left, Bank of America Long Island market president, presented a $500,000 check to Harold Mahony, center, chair of the Board of Directors at SNCH, and Joseph Quagliata, right, president and CEO of SNCH, on Feb. 4.

SNCH hospital receives $500,000 grant

South Nassau Communities Hospital has received a $500,000 from the Bank of America Charitable Program to help fund two of its heart programs: The Center for Cardiovascular Health, and the Heart … more

Annmarie Fertoli | 2/10/10

Long Beach letters

Thanks for caring To the Editor: It was simply overwhelming! That is the only way possible to describe the level of generosity of the volunteers of the Long Beach Waterfront Warriors, the Long Beach … more

1/7/10

2010 roadwork gets a boost

Congresswoman Carolyn McCarthy recently announced a $500,000 grant for the Village of Rockville Centre’s annual road projects. The money, part of the departments of Transportation, Treasury and Housing and Urban Development appropriations bill, will be used by the village for its 2010 Roadway Project. McCarthy, who represents New York’s Fourth Congressional District, helped secure the funds. more

Alex Costello | 1/6/10

Students in the North Merrick School District are having a blast learning with SMART Boards.

It's a SMART world in N. Merrick schools

It's a safe bet that any dust settling on the blackboard in Lisa Drewes's classroom at Fayette Elementary School in North Merrick is a byproduct of abandonment rather than chalk. The fourth-grade room is outfitted with one of 15 SMART Boards in the North Merrick School District, a new tool that teachers are crediting with revolutionizing teaching methods and making conventional blackboards obsolete. "I put my schedule on it every day, aside from that I don't write on my blackboard at all," Drewes said. more

Sari Zeidler | 11/5/09

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