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Filmmaker Wilfred La Salle shines light on autism awareness with Lucy (opens the original)
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Autism awareness is at the heart of filmmaker Wilfred La Salle’s latest film, Lucy, which focuses on the parents’ perspective of learning and understanding how to deal with a nonverbal autistic child. The first half of the film, which is shot on Long Island, introduces autism, the second half reveals the parents understanding autism, and the third half/final focuses on the parents accepting autism. The parents, Claire and George Ramsey, blame themselves and question what they did wrong. “The fil
Three new eateries that have recently joined the Long Island food scene (opens the original)
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This popular Babylon brasserie has opened a second location in the heart of Garden City. The James’ menu boasts sushi-grade tuna crudo with sesame seed, sliced pickled cucumber, fresh orange, avocado puree, soy, rice paper ($25), sous vide smoked bacon & burrata with peach and onion compote, yuzu jam, crostini ($24) and a robust raw bar for starters. Entrees include icelandic cod with clam, cream sauce, sauteed leek, smoked bacon, potatoand herb oil ($42), pan-seared pork chop with hot cherry pe
Three new restaurants for you to try on Long Island (opens the original)
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This Peruvian restaurant blends Peru’s bold flavors while implementing Japanese culinary artistry. Indulge in authentic dishes that have locally sourced ingredients such as ceviche clásico ($20), arroz con mariscos/Peruvian style seafood paella ($35), and a 10-once. Angus grilled ribeye ($45). End the meal with chirimoya ice cream ($12), made from cherimoya (the ice cream fruit) that gives the dessert a fruity and creamy taste. This restaurant is an extension of New York’s oldest Peruvian restau
Certain preparations makes the college move-in day much easier (opens the original)
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No matter what year a student is when going to college, move-in day is always filled with a great deal of emotions and stress – for parents and students alike. From the preparation before the day even comes to hauling the boxes, bedding, and some furniture up stairs to organizing everything in their room, students learn lessons before the professors’ lectures start. And a day or two after the move, students have to jump into classes. With that, prep work is key in making the move-in process go m
Oakdale’s CM Performing Arts Center prepares to SPARKLE (opens the original)
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CM Performing Arts Center in Oakdale is continuing to raise funds to launch a new program called SPARKLE (Supporting Performance, Arts and Recreation for Kinesthetic Learning and Expression), which aims to help autistic individuals with their communication skills through theater. Marc Ausset, CEO and president of CMPAC, said the community theatre was the first theatre on Long Island to have these dedicated sensory performances. Their first performance on May 3 was “Jersey Boys,” and the upcoming
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