Spotlight

The space is exclusively available to veterans and active military members with service and companions or emotional support dogs who need a quiet place for training and solace.

Northwell Health-GoHealth has been a vital part of the Long Island community, with 37 centers in Nassau and Suffolk counties.

The trade group’s contribution was given to the food bank to supply Thanksgiving meals to Long Island families in need.

The donations were given to the food bank to supply Thanksgiving meals to Long Island families in need.

The organization recommends gift cards to Target and Walmart since they can be used in person.

The event was hosted by the Town of Brookhaven and Special Olympics New York.

The newly renovated 45,000-square-foot facility introduces modernized, accessible spaces designed to foster learning, connection and cultural enrichment.

The contest at the Long Island State Veterans Home in Stony Brook, featured work created by students from nearby schools.

The Bay Shore home refurbishment is the result of a collaborative effort by Long Island Real Estate Group (LIREG), through a competitive grant award of $30,000, and with the ongoing support of National Grid and Lowe’s.

The Garden City-based nonprofit supports people with special needs, including developmental disabilities and autism.

The players and dancers prepared and packed 150 Thanksgiving food boxes for local Long Island families in need.

Harmony Cafe is hosting its sixth annual “Toast-Giving” Thanksgiving dinner on Tuesday, Nov. 26 at Toast Coffee & Kitchen in Patchogue. 

The team worked tirelessly to build a beautiful memorial garden, cleaning up the yard, planting perennial flowers, and trimming greenery around the fence.

Northwell Health has become the first health system on Long Island to offer an ovary freezing procedure, an innovative fertility preservation method for patients undergoing treatments that could cause infertility.

More than 365 donors and supporters of AHRC Suffolk gathered to celebrate.

Town of Smithtown residents last month securely disposed of more than 18,000 pounds of personal documents at the town’s biannual shredding event.

The annual food drive supports the Brookhaven INTERFACE program.

Each student submitted artwork to bring awareness about alcohol and drug use.