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Survivors and their families modeled during the Rockville Centre Breast Cancer Coalition’s first annual Fashion Show last Sunday.
Rockville Centre breast cancer survivors hit the runway
More than 200 people attended the Rockville Centre Breast Cancer Coalition’s first annual Fashion Show last Sunday at Bridgeview Yacht Club in Island Park. more
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Rockville Centre Mayor Francis X. Murray, front left; Stuart Richner, longtime Rockville Centre resident and co-publisher of the Herald Community Newspapers; Dr. Bruce Gitt and his wife, Michelle; Cinch co-founder Marc Liebmann; Adi Hila Yoffe, Cinch’s business development operations manager; Cinch user Michelle Sewell, back left; Deputy Mayor Kathy Baxley; and Rockville Centre Breast Cancer Coalition co-presidents Erin O’Sullivan and Peg McDonald.
Cinch contest winner donates $1,200 to Rockville Centre Breast Cancer Coalition
After winning a contest set up by Cinch Wallet, a cashless payment web application founded last year that residents can use at dozens of the village’s businesses, Oceanside resident Dr. Bruce Gitt donated $1,200 to the Rockville Centre Breast Cancer Coalition. more
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Ed Oppenheimer addressed the crowd at the Rockville Links Country Club after receiving the Eugene J. Murray Outstanding Citizenship Award at the Rockville Centre Community Fund’s 30th annual Mayor’s Golf and Dinner Classic in September.
Rockville Centre's Person of the Year is Ed Oppenheimer
He is consistently one of the most active members in the Rescue Company,” said Chuck Joyce, who served for 40 years with Ed Oppenheimer, the Herald’s 2017 Person of the Year. “It just amazes us … more
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Oceanside Italian eatery Meta Osteria & Barra is holding its annual breast cancer fundraiser on Nov. 27 benefitting the Hewlett House.
Oceanside's Meta Osteria to host annual breast cancer fundraiser
Meta Osteria & Barra is holding its annual breast cancer fundraising event on Nov. 27 benefitting the Hewlett House, a non-profit dedicated to providing resources, education and a safe haven for … more
Mark Treske, Former assistant editor of The Freeport Baldwin Leader and the Wantagh Seaford Citizen, prior to his cancer diagnosis, above.
Newsman Mark Treske dead at 59
Mark Treske, former assistant editor of the Freeport Baldwin Leader and the Wantagh Seaford Citizen, died at his home in Valley Stream on Nov. 8 after a battle with cancer. He was 59. more
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Christine Hodyl, DO, FACS
Q: Can Deodorants Cause Breast Cancer?
A: No, using deodorants or antiperspirants does not increase your risk of breast cancer. Claims linking deodorant/antiperspirant use and breast cancer have been around for many years. The theory … more
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Final Furlong Racing Stable, based out of East Rockaway, raised cancer awareness last month with pink silks. Jockey Manuel Franco won aboard Hopes Roar on Oct. 16.
Hopes Roar’s big win at Belmont supports Susan G. Komen Foundation
When jockey Manuel Franco, dressed in pink silks, and Hopes Roar crossed the finish line first at Belmont Park on Oct. 15, part of the winner’s purse went to the Susan G. Komen Foundation. more
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FASNY’s Steven Klein, back row, fourth from right, and representatives from the Oceanside, Inwood and Hewlett Fire Departments met with state Senator Kaminsky, back row, third from right, to discuss expanding cancer coverage for volunteers.
Bill to provide cancer coverage to volunteer firefighters
A new law to be enacted at the start of 2019 will help cover the healthcare costs of volunteer firefighters who have contracted cancer in the line of duty. The law called the “New York State … more
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Peak Performance Physical Therapy employees wore pink for breast cancer awarness month as part of the company’s partnership with the Maurer Foundation, a breast cancer outreach non-profit. Breast cancer survivor and Peak Performance patient Camille Lento, clockwise from left, with employees John Finneran, Kristan Catanese, Michael Schmutter, Elizabeth Persaud, Chris Gardner, Shannon Keane, Amanda Nieto, Tina Rigalos, Kaitlin Higgins and Maurer Foundation Executive Director Susan Samaroo.
Maurer Foundation and Peak Performance partner for breast cancer awareness month
Kicking off a brand new partnership this October, Peak Performance Physical Therapy in Island Park is joining forces with the Maurer Foundation, a breast cancer awareness non-profit that focuses much … more
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South Nassau’s Director of Urology Dr. Michael Herman, left, with Department of Surgery Chairman Dr. Rajiv Datta and Director of Breast Surgery Dr. Christine Hodyl. “It’s not one size fits all,” Herman said of prostate screening and treatment guidelines.
SNCH poll: Men lag behind women in cancer screenings
“We don’t talk about our men,” said Hewlett House Executive Director and five-time breast cancer survivor Geri Barish, of the disparity in awareness between breast and prostate cancers. Her … more
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