“Beauty and the Beast” at the Argyle Theatre
Performances run from Thursday, Nov. 10, through Sunday Jan. 1.
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Author: The Long Island Times
Nicholas Center launches Port Provides lifeline
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.
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Huntington Lighthouse Preservation Society hosting boat parade
The event aims to raise public awareness about ongoing preservation efforts at the Huntington Lighthouse.
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Veterans Homes gets $250K grant for virtual reality gear
The money will be used for the immediate deployment of MyndVR into 50 state veteran homes across the United States.
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Habitat raises walls of new home for East End veteran
The new home is being built for single dad Matt and his son Jackson, who currently live in a small basement apartment.
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Adventure Park kicks off annual holiday sale
In the weeks leading up to Black Friday and Cyber Monday, Adventure Park will release packages with savings up to 40% off regular prices.
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DEC awards $237K in grants to restore fish habitats
The projects awarded funding will support planning and engineering for a dam removal, construction of fish ladders, and right-sizing of culverts that impact American eel and river herring.
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SCPD Marine Bureau rescues kayaker in Bellport Bay
The officers located the kayaker, Diego Sponza, who was wearing a lifejacket but no wetsuit, and pulled him aboard their boat.
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A decade after Sandy, wetlands restoration completed at Smith Point
The project restored nearly 80 acres of marshland to protect the Mastic Shirley Peninsula against future storm damage.
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Town renames street for fallen firefighter
South Bay Avenue, where Jesse Gerhard was raised, was renamed Firefighter Jesse Gerhard Way.
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Drum Summit on the beat at The Jazz Loft
The event takes place at 7 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 18 at The Jazz Loft’s Stony Brook venue.
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Judy Carmichael bringing swing back to Bay Street
The “Let’s Swing” show is scheduled for 8 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 17 at the Sag Harbor venue.
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JCC 5K raises $200K for cancer center
More than 400 runners, walkers, volunteers and sponsors turned out for the event, which honored Randy Hight, long-time director of the Nancy Marx Cancer Wellness Center.
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Tons of oyster shells recycled from Oyster Festival
The shells provide an excellent source of habitat for young shellfish to grow and mature, offering protection from weather conditions and predators.
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Long Island Nets host Fan Fest
The festival included a youth basketball clinic for 60 children and a question-and-answer session.
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Fashion and art event showcases differing abilities
The event called “Another Face of Beauty” featured more than 30 models, artists and musicians and was aimed to highlight the talents of people with differing abilities.
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Fundraiser to aid children with leukemia
The fundraiser is scheduled for Wednesday, Oct. 26 from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Mercato Kitchen and Cocktails in Massapequa Park.
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Armor museum seeks families of Sherman tank crews
The museum is looking to find families of tank crew members to join in its 80th anniversary celebration of the Sherman tank at noon on Thursday, Nov. 10, the eve of Veterans Day.
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Program pays for home repairs and improvements
The Home Improvement Program provides forgivable loans of up to $35,300.
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FCA and donors provide backpacks for school kids
Businesses, other organizations and individuals who made the backpack distribution a success support FCA’s Family Support and Children’s Mental Health programs across Nassau and Suffolk counties.
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Fire departments get new equipment with federal funds
The Town of Babylon allocated $388,263 from its share of federal funds to help the Wyandanch Fire Department purchase a new ladder truck, and to acquire LUCAS devices for the West Babylon and North Lindenhurst Fire departments.
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