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The cleanup tied in with World Wildlife Day on March 3, the theme for which was ‘Partnerships for Wildlife Conservation.’

Now in its 20th year, Bethpage’s VITA program is open to all eligible Long Islanders, including those who are not members of Bethpage FCU.

The Trees for Tribs’ Buffer in a Bag program is aimed at helping property owners stabilize banks, protect water quality, combat climate change, and improve wildlife habitat.

The grant will go towards adding credentialed addiction and substance abuse counselors.

During the game, presented by National Grid, the players wore co-branded Liberty/LI Nets jerseys, designed to resemble the Liberty’s signature seafoam uniforms.

Get ready to go way back in time, when Jurassic Quest brings its unique herd of realistic and imposing dinosaurs to Long Island.

The Jan. 13 prize was the third multi-state jackpot to climb beyond $1 billion in the last year.

Northport resident Sean O’Rourke has been selected to compete in the 2023 Special Olympics World Games to be held in Berlin, Germany.

“Drama with Mamas” is aimed at introducing kids to the art of theater with music, movement and imagination, while promoting parent-and-child bonding.

The 121 organizational members in the Preserve Plum Island Coalition have been working for more than a decade to ensure its permanent conservation.

The firm’s season of giving included a donation of more than 8,500 pounds of food to Long Island Cares.

The goal of “The House Beer Built” fundraising campaign is to sell up to 1,000 Craft Brew & Spirits Tour Cards at $50 each.

The money will provide 323 free medical, compassionate, and humanitarian flights for critically ill and underserved New Yorkers in need of care.

The money is part of $52 million in state funding to create 12 Regional Clean Energy Hubs throughout New York State.

The house on Arrowhead Drive will be owned by Jessica, Zach and their two-year-old twin daughters.

The event at Oheka Castle honored partners and champions of child care.

The Shinnecock Commercial Fishing Dock is home to the second largest commercial fishing fleet in New York State.

Called Port Provides, Powered by The Nicholas Center, the program is aimed as an emergency supply chain for more than 1,400 adults, children and seniors.

The money will be used for the immediate deployment of MyndVR into 50 state veteran homes across the United States.

The new home is being built for single dad Matt and his son Jackson, who currently live in a small basement apartment.