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Future soccer star. Three-year-old Ava Thiem was eager to perfect the skills of the game during the first "Kids Teaching Kids" summer soccer session hosted by the Rockville Centre Soccer League at the Skelos Sports Complex on July 19.

Rockville Centre Soccer League hosts 'Kids Teaching Kids' program

Consider it a local world cup- in training. For six days in late July, the Dean Skelos Athletic Complex, located on Peninsula Blvd, became the go-to spot for budding soccer stars to develop and hone their skills. more

8/12/10

Kids read to kids

Junior Girl Scouts from Hewitt Troop 804 invited children ages 3 – 6 to join them for “Kids Read to Kids,” a one-time program the girls designed as part of their work toward earning their … more

6/9/10

Noah Barrett, 2, takes a seat in a U.S. Coast Guard boat at Kid's Fest.

Fun for all at Merrick's Kid's Fest

The Merrick Chamber of Commerce's annual Kid's Fest was a "complete success" last weekend, according to chamber President Margaret Mueller, proprietor of R.S. Jones Restaurant on Merrick Avenue. more

Sari Zeidler | 4/28/10

Events on Long Island

Exhibits and more...Arcadia/Suburbia: Architecture on Long Island, 1930-2010The exhibit examines the impressive architectural history of Long Island, especially on the North Shore. It underscores the … more

4/7/10

Character Counts committee members welcomed author Joseph A. Califano, Jr. as their guest speaker. Califano, third from left, is the author of “How to Raise a Drug-Free Kid.” Pictured from left are co-chairs Michael Hawxhurst and Sheila Dillon; Califano; co-chair Andrea Duncliffe; Kathy Reid, Karen Mertz, Jayne Paskoff, Jane Ceylan and Judith Shenkman.

'How to Raise a Drug-free Kid'

Lynbrook’s Character Counts Committee welcomed guest speaker Joseph A. Califano, Jr., 78, to an open forum on Mar. 2 at the Marion Street Elementary School to speak about his book “How to Raise a Drug-Free Kid.” The event attracted more than 200 concerns parents, educators and residents. more

Mary Malloy | 3/24/10

Twenty eight inches for charity

Livia Kelly 10, left, Marianne Tralongo and Deanna Gavaris, 9, have all donated their hair to charity. Livia and Deanna are fourth grade students in Mrs. O'Sullivan's class at Wilson Elementary … more

3/10/10

Carlo Thertus and his little helper, son Rico, 4.

From Lynbrook to Haiti

On Feb. 4, the Haiti Relief Fund, headquartered in Lynbrook and run by Island Park resident Carlo Thertus, sent off a 40-foot shipping container loaded with do more

Mary Malloy | 2/18/10

Academic achievers

Richard Morin, the son of Richard and Grace Morin , who is studying Psychology and Political Science at SUNY Cortland’s School of Arts and Sciences, was placed on the school’s Dean’s List for … more

2/3/10

Susan Marcote is one of the original instructors when Adaptive Sports Foundation was established at Windham Mountain Resort 25 years ago. She spends 15-20 winter days on the mountain teaching people with disabilities to ski.

From the shores to the slopes

Ski enthusiasts in Point Lookout have turned a life-long hobby into a life-changing experience for children and adults with disabilities. This group of 10 residents are part of the Adaptive … more

ARIELLA MONTI | 1/28/10

Community members helped send needed goods to Haiti

Community rallies to help Haiti

Residents came to the Creative Art Space for Kids location on Atlantic Avenue in Lynbrook last Saturday to help sort and pack the many donated items of clothing, food, and necessary items that will be shipped. more

Mary Malloy | 1/28/10

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