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Family drownings inspire Long Island teen to help kids swim (opens the original)
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A Baldwin High School student is helping local children access swim lessons after two drownings in his family contributed to generations of fear around the water. Jace Owens, a 16-year-old junior, partnered with the Stew Leonard III Water Safety Foundation to provide swim lesson scholarships to two students from his former elementary school in Baldwin this summer. He hopes to expand the effort to other schools in the district but is first focusing on Baldwin, where there is no public pool, he sa
Cutting hair is one thing. Building a future is another. (opens the original)
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At Roosevelt High School four years ago, Cynthia and Christopher Felder transformed a science classroom into a barber studio. The founders of the Barber & Beauty Institute of New York, or BBINY, operate an after-school program that helps a dozen or so students each year obtain an apprenticeship license and begin working toward a New York State master barber license, which barbers need before legally opening their own shops. Every student who completes the Roosevelt program receives a scholarship
South Shore University Hospital medical staff offer tips to reduce drownings (opens the original)
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The most drownings in New York State between 2024 and last year — 70% — occurred in Suffolk County. On Wednesday, physicians at a Bay Shore hospital, which, like many others on Long Island, sees its share of drownings throughout the year, met at a home in the hamlet with a backyard pool for a safety demonstration designed to reduce that percentage, which Newsday previously reported. "Many people think drownings are these big, loud processes, but unfortunately, drownings are actually what we call
West Sayville plaque honoring George Washington's visit eyed for restoration (opens the original)
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Time, the elements and busy Montauk Highway have worked together to wear down a West Sayville roadside signpost noting that President George Washington stopped there. The blue sign, faded and with patches of chipped paint revealing its gray metal surface, has stood outside the landmark Green House, where Washington made a brief stop in 1790, since the Sayville Historical Society erected it in the 1940s. What was once a fitting tribute to the April 21 day the new nation's first president rode int
Walt Whitman Shops in Huntington Station in talks to 'diversify' retail, lifestyle experience (opens the original)
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Walt Whitman Shops, which was home to the last Saks Fifth Avenue store on Long Island, is in talks to “diversify the retail and lifestyle experience” at the Huntington Station mall, the property's landlord said. The Saks Fifth Avenue store at 230 Walt Whitman Rd. closed in May after the retailer's troubled parent company expanded its list of store shutdowns after a bankruptcy filing. “Saks Fifth Avenue at Walt Whitman Shops has closed as part of their bankruptcy restructuring, and we appreciate
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