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- Sep 14, 2026
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Men's knitting and crochet group gathers monthly in Northport (opens the original)
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John Daniello relaxed in an Adirondack chair at a lake in Pennsylvania on vacation recently, a glass of wine by his side. While his body was still, his hands were in motion — the graphic designer from Huntington was knitting a scarf. Another man stopped, intrigued. “I’ve never seen a man knitting before,” he said. That’s not an unusual reaction, men who knit or crochet say. But visit the Northport-East Northport Library branch on Laurel Avenue in Northport on the last Saturday of every month, an
Mineola High School teacher Megan Messina spreads the 'magic' of choir (opens the original)
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Megan Messina’s career as a choral music teacher at Mineola High School began, oddly enough, because of a college major in biology. Messina, 48, grew up in Garden City. “If you were a smart kid in Garden City, you went into the sciences,” she said. And so, she obediently began her college career at the University of Delaware with an expected major — one she found she didn’t like. Her parents told her she should spend the next semester taking the five most interesting courses she could think of.
Fire Island veterinarian boat brings care to pets in need (opens the original)
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Theodore Johnson is literally living the dog days of summer. With a blue flag that spells out "Vet Boat" flying atop his boat, the veterinarian — who goes by Dr. Teddy — motors through the Great South Bay to come to the rescue of pet owners vacationing in the 17 communities of Fire Island. He’ll meet them in their summer homes or rentals so that they don’t have to ferry their ill or injured pets back to the mainland for treatment. "He could have been wearing a cape," says Andrea Robbins, 57, of
Whip Pediatric Cancer's dresses help girls feel 'like a princess' (opens the original)
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Harper Wengrod sat in a toddler-sized chair in her Merrick living room clutching a black package covered in gold hearts and white unicorns and warned her older sisters to stay away. "It’s not your present. It’s my present," the 2-year-old declared. Then she yanked out the gift — a unicorn-themed, rainbow-colored tutu dress with a customized zipper that runs down the chest. The placement of the opening allows Harper, who is undergoing treatment for ovarian cancer, to wear the dress during chemoth
Baiting Hollow Scout Camp celebrates 100 years (opens the original)
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When it comes to talking about Baiting Hollow Scout Camp, Andrew Philp is starstruck. The night sky has the 11-year-old under its spell. "I just like sleeping outside," Andrew said. "I live in Nesconset, so you can’t see a lot of stars because of the houses. Last night we had a campfire, and we all looked up at the stars." The camp, on Long Island’s North Fork, marks its 100th anniversary this year. For more than 10 decades it has been a place where hundreds of boys ages 11 to 17 — and in the la
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