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Baby Essentials of Long Island delivers diapers and wipes directly to families in need who may not have reliable transportation.
Timothy Glotch is one of 10 scientists who will shape the research plan for upcoming Artemis moon exploration missions.
"This is probably the most overwhelmingly positive thing I've ever experienced on Twitter," Carton told Newsday over the weekend.
Chad Caruso is planning his second cross-country trip to raise awareness for addiction and mental illness.
Gen Z entrepreneurs say flexibility, passion and community are key motivators to running a successful business.
The new beverage spots reflect the evolving role of libraries as community centers, offering services like bike borrowing and job counseling.
Alvaro Castro Velasquez was detained by ICE last June, just weeks before his high school graduation.
"When you compare George Washington's simple grave to Warren G. Harding's more elaborate one, it tells a story," the history teacher said.
Elizabeth Sultan is channeling her grief into an initiative to help other young people dealing with loss.
In a ceremony at a Port Washington high school, 50 immigrants from 25 countries become American citizens on Thursday.
Pitchers Steven Matz (Rays), Anthony Kay (White Sox) and Ben Brown (Cubs) headline list of Long Islanders in The Show.
The new gaming hub offers trading cards, fantasy gameplay, merch and inclusivity.
"Every Mets game," Rosenman said, "we award a virtual seat next to Ralph to the player of the game, along with a full recap in the style of the old postgame show."
Long Islanders share their old high school hair photos.
The women-forward space empowers beauty entrepreneurs with flexible space and a supportive network.
These Long Islanders made the decision to get their first ink at age 50 and above.
Newsday's annual list of the top baseball players from across the Island.
"It's a friendly competition, or it tries to be," an official said of the two-day event hosted by the nonprofit FIRST.
Chloe Donovan teaches the dance to youth between the ages of 5 and 16 through free weekly lessons.
The sports bar-restaurant has an Italian American menu and eye-catching back patio.
The annual event full of tasty sweets has been a spring staple on Long Island since 2012.
Surrounded by family and friends, Alma "Algy" Oustatcher celebrated her 109th birthday and credited happiness as the secret to long life.
From the decor to the music, everything has been reimagined.
"The early years of my ministry were marked by ... not being addressed by my proper title, not being welcomed or invited into rooms or groups designed for pastors," one faith leader said.
Sal Calderone, with a trademark 6-inch beard that he wears tied with a hair band, helps connect special needs and gen ed students.
Ten groomsmen and six bridesmaids helped them celebrate their wedding at the Estate at East Wind in Wading River.
Massapequa Park's Jesse Findling will sing The Fray's "You Found Me" on the March 16 show.
Explore the 36th annual flower and garden show at Hicks Nurseries, featuring game-themed gardens and a giant Jenga centerpiece in Westbury.
Three science and research stalwarts on Long Island and New York City have been targeted for grant funds to study autism and possible causes.
Members say they find comfort and support in a judgement-free environment for their fitness journey.
She earned a Gold Award from the Girl Scouts of the USA and an Eagle Scout Award from Scouting America (formerly Boy Scouts of America).
Ethel Roosevelt wasn't flashy like Alice, but she worked for a better Long Island
Donna Caltabiano, of Floral Park, was among the tens of thousands of travelers whose flights were canceled because of the Iran war.
With players leaving for the World Baseball Classic, Keys is getting more of an opportunity to play in spring training games with Toronto.
Indie bookstores offer personalized service, a relaxing experience and community events and connection.
The apps were among nearly 400 winners nationwide in the annual competition
Nationally, female participation in hockey has grown 65% over the past 15 years.
These grassroots groups give Long Island women over 50 opportunities to make new friends.
After three abdominal thrusts the food item "came right out," she said.
Jesse Findling of Massapequa Park performed a powerful version of Adele's "Love in the Dark"
'The thing that really struck me was the duality of it' Suffolk County District Attorney Ray Tierney sat down with Newsday's Doug Geed following Rex A. Heuermann's guilty plea in court.
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