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Temple Beth-El hosts ‘Super September’ events, holiday prep – LI Press
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (289+ words) Temple Beth-El of Great Neck is hosting “Super September,” a series of community events and holiday preparations ahead of the high holidays, alongside offering gift memberships that include holiday tickets. The programming begins Tuesday, Sept. 1, with High Holidays Honey Hugs…...
Hicksville United Methodist Church receives $60K grant for minister’s renewal program
10+ mon, 1+ day ago (423+ words) The Hicksville United Methodist Church has received a $60,000 grant to enable its minister, Rev. Iwy Patel-Yatri, to participate in the 2025 National Clergy Renewal Program. The program allows Christian congregations to support their pastors by funding extended time away from their…...
Horoscopes for January 2026: What does this month have in store?
8+ mon, 1+ week ago (543+ words) Aries – Let yourself off the hook, if you’re struggling to forgive somebody who may have hurt you or let you down. Change your perspective: Instead of perceiving them as the perpetrator, see them as a mirror. Taurus – Recognize every person…...
Temple Beth El holds annual MLK Shabbat
7+ mon, 3+ week ago (562+ words) Temple Beth El in Great Neck held its annual Martin Luther King Jr. Shabbat at sundown on Friday, Jan. 17. Bill Tinglin, the president and CEO of School News Nationwide, was the guest speaker for the service, which has been held…...
April 2026 horoscopes: What does this month hold in store?
5+ mon, 1+ week ago (453+ words) Aries – It’s time to showcase your talents and let your personality shine. Communicating on a romantic level is a lot less complicated now. Say exactly what’s on your mind. Taurus – Conversations at home will be energetic, honest and heartfelt. Express…...
Temple Isaiah in Great Neck to honor Terry Joseph at annual gala – LI Press
3+ mon, 4+ week ago (261+ words) Temple Isaiah of Great Neck will hold a celebratory gala dinner to honor Terry Joseph on Thursday, May 28. The event will take place from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. at Leonard’s of Great Neck, 555 Northern Blvd. Joseph is currently serving her third term as…...
September Horoscopes by PsychicDeb
1+ week, 4+ day ago (417+ words) Aries – Try to avoid people who have a tendency to get aggressive if you disagree with them. You won’t change their views, so why waste time arguing over issues that cannot be resolved? Taurus – Cosmic activity in the wealth area…...
Bethel Church of Westbury hosts Black History Month celebration
6+ mon, 2+ week ago (117+ words) Bethel Church, the first African Methodist Episcopal congregation organized in the Village of Westbury, hosted a Black History Month celebration on Sunday, Feb. 22, honoring the nation’s semiquincentennial and the founding legacy of the African Methodist Episcopal Church. Some 75 people attended…...
Harmony in a cup: Japanese tea workshop at Charles B. Wang center invites guests into a living tradition
4+ mon, 3+ week ago (513+ words) The Charles B. Wang Center at SUNY Stony Brook welcomed visitors to Harmony in a Cup: Japanese Tea Workshop, led by master tea instructor Yoshitsugu Nagano. Held in two fully attended sessions, the program offered Long Island audiences a rare and…...
Michael Schlank op-ed: Courage over volume: Why Jewish leadership must rise to meet this moment
8+ mon, 5+ day ago (588+ words) As we enter a new year, the noise of public life grows louder, commentary layered over outrage, opinion edged with mockery, and the easy currency of bombast traded for attention. In moments like these, volume can easily be mistaken for…...