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Officials and Island Harvest volunteers celebrated the organization's 8 millionth pound of donated food, as well as its new heavy-duty truck, donated by the Walmart Foundation.
Island Harvest reaches a milestone
On Dec. 28, Nassau Coliseum was being used for something other than sports games and concerts: Island Harvest, Long Island’s largest hunger relief organization, was shipping out its record-high 8 … more
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Alexandro Carrero of Long Island Cares, from left, Smith Street Deli owner Doug Gerber, New York State Sen. Charles Fuschillo Jr., Paule Pachter of Long Island Cares, Nassau County Legislator Dave Denenberg, Town of Hempstead Supervisor Kate Murray and Pete Braglia of Long Island Cares loading turkeys donated by Gerber on a truck.
Smith Street Deli gives back –– big time
Doug Gerber, owner of the Smith Street Deli in Merrick, recently donated 500 turkeys to Long Island Cares –– The Harry Chapin Food Bank in Hauppauge. more
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Hewitt Elementary School students participated in the Adopt-a-Family program last week by donating and wrapping items that will be delivered to needy families.
Hewitt girls help out
Twenty-six fifth graders from Hewitt Elementary School donated their time and effort to help support the Adopt-a- Family program in Rockville Centre this past Wednesday night, Dec. 15. Two … more
Our Lady of Peace Student Council members created two “Christmas Love” trees, decorated with items to be donated to the homeless.
Trees of Love in Lynbrook
Students at Our Lady of Peace School are decking the halls with two trees of “Christmas love” this holiday season. Instead of decorative ornaments, they are hanging donated items such as toothbrushes, toothpaste and cough drops to spread some Christmas cheer to the homeless. more
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Angelo LaCalandra, center, donated his original drawing of the Pagan-Fletcher Restoration to the Valley Stream Historical Society last week. Accepting the donation were Historical Society President Guy Ferrara, left, and Chairman Ed Fare.
Pagan-Fletcher house gets a special donation
The Pagan-Fletcher Restoration is full of historical artifacts, pictures and other local memorabilia. Last week, the Valley Stream Historical Society added another important piece. more
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Esther Gaines is in mourning after her husband died days after a kidney transplant from her. She takes comfort in knowing that a second man who received the kidney has a new lease on life.
A perfect match for a Rockville Centre couple comes to an end
Esther Gaines, now a grieving widow, has experienced a roller coaster of emotions in recent weeks. The 64-year-old Rockville Centre resident is recovering from surgery that took place at New … more
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Village Auto gives to L.I. Crisis Center
Village Auto of Bellmore recently donated proceeds from the sale of a 1999 minivan to the Long Island Crisis Center, a non-profit, 24-7 suicide-prevention hotline in Bellmore. more
Rockville Centre Education Foundation President Delia Garrity, second from left, and Nancy Richner, chair of its grants committee, presented Board of Education President Mark Masin, left, and school Superintendent Dr. William Johnson with a check for nearly $31,000 to fund 13 projects in district schools.
Rockville Centre Education Foundation donates almost $31K to district schools
The Rockville Centre Education Foundation will once again enrich the learning experience of district students, as its president, Delia Garrity, was joined by grants committee chair Nancy Richner to present school district officials with a check for $30,853 at the Board of Education meeting on May 25. more
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Students at Covert Elementary School participated in "Project Linus."
Rockville Centre's Covert school's children help others
The children of Covert Elementary School recently participated in “Project Linus” under the direction of Susan Buckheit and Paula Lake, creating “no sew” fleece blankets to donate to the Winthrop Pediatric Cancer Unit. more
Hundreds give blood for Rockville Centre resident battling cancer
Inspired by a local resident in need of transfusions as part of cancer treatment, some 300 people braved a day-long wind-swept rain in late March to line up as potential blood donors at Mercy Medical … more
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