Students Make Blankets For Frontline Workers
Caroline Ryan May 24, 2020
Sabelle Rosen, a Plandome resident and junior at Friends Academy in Locust Valley and Ari Chananya a junior at Jericho High
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Port Washington Nonprofit Addresses Emergency Needs Of Residents
Caroline Ryan May 9, 2020
The brigade, comprised of 33 volunteers, has been sewing face masks for Port’s at-risk families.
Ask Amy: Home Health Aide Needs During A Pandemic
Anton Media Staff May 1, 2020
Friends for Life Homecare and Medicaid Consultants, located in Massapequa Park is offering safe home health aide services for those who
Helping Pets Cope With COVID-19 Lifestyle Changes
Cyndi Zaweski April 29, 2020
As humans battle against feelings of going stir crazy, America’s dogs couldn’t be more thrilled.
A Quarantine Trendsetter
Andrew Malekoff April 13, 2020
As Plato said, “Be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a harder battle.”
County’s Public Libraries Offer Digital Library Card
Anthony Murray April 11, 2020
Once the resident receives their digital card, they will have access to ebooks and audiobooks, various movie and television shows.
Food For Those In Need
Caroline Ryan April 10, 2020
Island Harvest is also offering mobile home delivery for the elderly, veterans or those who have a compromised immune systems and may be unable to go out.
Actor Jeremy Sisto Talks About CBS Crime Drama FBI
Anthony Murray April 9, 2020
For Jeremy Sisto, acting just always seemed to be the right path to take in life. After his parents divorced when
Hope For Treating COVID-19
David Bernstein April 8, 2020
Medical science is feverishly working to develop and test treatments for COVID-19.
Maintaining Skincare And Fillers During COVID-19
Cyndi Zaweski April 7, 2020
Although dark roots and grays might already be peaking through, the good news is that filler lasts six-to-nine months.
Finding Blessings In A Pandemic
Linda Williams April 5, 2020
This is the perfect time to brighten someone else’s day.
Three Telehealth Tips Connected to COVID-19
Dr. Anne Docimo April 4, 2020
People in New York may be able to more effectively use telehealth resources to help stay safe.
Nassau Museum Offers Digital Art Exhibitions
Charles Riley April 2, 2020
For a sample of the online museum, updated daily, visit nassaumuseum.org.
Connecting While Maintaining Distance
Marisa T Cohen April 1, 2020
I started a gratitude journal at the end of February. Around that time, I began to realize that I was focusing
New York Blood Center Urgently Calls For Blood Donors
Caroline Ryan March 31, 2020
The New York Blood Center (NYBC) is in urgent need of blood donations after New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo announced
For College Students, Coronavirus Means A Lost Semester
Katie Fenton March 31, 2020
In the collective effort to “flatten the curve” and slow the proliferation of COVID-19, responsibility has fallen on all Americans
Parenting During The Coronavirus Pandemic
Graziella Simonetti March 29, 2020
Many of our children have been hearing about the coronavirus for a few weeks. Now that schools are closed, there is
NYU Langone Pediatrician Shares Tips On Proper Hand Washing
Cyndi Zaweski March 28, 2020
Washing your hands is among the most effective ways to protect yourself and others from spreading illness.
Teaching Conflict Management To Children
Graziella Simonetti March 27, 2020
Conflict is part of life. As many of us are trapped inside, tiffs are bound to happen. Teaching children how to
