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Stamping out vaping among teens
Vaping gets its name from the cloud of water vapor that e-cigarettes produce, and it has become wildly popular among teenagers who believe it’s harmless. It’s not. In fact . . . more
Volunteers keep the food assembly line humming.
'Fill-the-Bag' effort in RVC feeds families
Hundreds of vehicles lined up on Lakeview Avenue and around the block onto Langdon Street to pick up food donations at the annual Fill-the-Bag event in Rockville Centre from Monday, Nov. 19 to Wednesday, Nov. 21. more
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Kenneth Russo decided to honor veterans by creating a drop box for old flags to be placed in.
Oceanside High School students support veterans with Eagle Scout projects
Two Oceanside High School students supported veterans of the armed forces with their Eagle Scout projects. more
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Eighth-graders loaded supplies, which they collected for veterans in need, into a truck on Nov. 9.
St. Agnes students collect supplies for veterans in need
Members of St. Agnes Cathedral School’s service club loaded bags of toiletries, clothing and other supplies into the back of a pick-up truck on the afternoon of Nov. 9 to be sent to veterans in need. more
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When Alex Gallego, left, became an officer, he was congratulated by 1st Sgt. Steve Vera after the ceremony.
AMVETS is seeking young veterans in Oyster Bay
Part three of an ongoing series.The graying of veterans’ organizations is a concern for many, who worry that if younger veterans do not join, the groups may not survive. Members of the American … more
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Lessing’s became the new food service provider for Molloy College on Oct. 9, after students complained about food quality from the school’s former vendor.
Long Island-based Lessing’s takes over food services at Molloy College
Molloy College welcomed a new vendor earlier this month to provide food services to its nearly 5,000 students a few weeks after complaints surfaced about various dishes coming from the school’s cafeterias. more
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Choosing Care for an Aging Loved One: Why the Full Continuum of Healthcare Matters
Choosing a rehabilitation facility or an assisted living community for a loved one can be daunting. Many of the options seem similar, and it’s difficult to know which one would be right for … more
Five Signs Your Aging Parent Might Need More Care
As adult children, it’s human nature to view our aging parents through rose-colored glasses. After all, they are the wise, strong-bodied individuals who nurtured us, then became our friends and … more
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State Sen. Todd Kaminsky announced the results of a MTA Long Island Rail Road commuter survey at a news conference at the LIRR station in Long Beach on Tuesday.
Kaminsky calls for LIRR reform
The results of a recent poll launched by State Sen. Todd Kaminsky came as no surprise to commuters this week — the majority of Long Island Rail Road users in Long Beach and other areas are … more
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Activist Dave Denenberg addressed a crowd of New York American Water ratepayers, urging them to contact their elected officials and ask for a public takeover.
Groups in Glen Head, Merrick urge takeover of NYAW
Ratepayers from New York American Water’s Sea Cliff, Lynbrook and Merrick districts attended a public forum in Merrick on Sept. 6, hosted by Long Island Clean Air Water and Soil and North Shore … more
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