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WEBFaces of Long Island celebrates the uniqueness of everyday Long Islanders. In their own words, they tell us about their life experiences, challenges and triumphs.
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WEBREAD STORY. Faces of Long Island celebrates the uniqueness of everyday Long Islanders. In their own words, they tell us about their life experiences, challenges and triumphs. Newsday launched this social media journey into the human experience to shine a light on the diverse people of this wonderful place we call home.
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WEBFaces of Long Island celebrates the uniqueness of everyday Long Islanders. In their own words, they tell us about their life experiences, challenges and triumphs.
Sabina Goetz, New Hyde Park - Faces of Long Island
WEB‘I don’t know if I would’ve survived my early twenties if we didn’t explore all these different places on Long Island.’ Faces of Long Island celebrates the uniqueness of everyday Long Islanders.
Clint Bennett Jr., Montauk - Faces of Long Island
WEBBilly Joel inspires East End bayman to continue his family’s legacy - Faces of Long Island - Newsday. ‘I have worked on the waters my entire life. It is what I like to do. It is in my blood.’.
Nonprofit executive finds fulfillment in helping children discover …
WEBWitnessing the expressions on kids’ faces when they realize they can keep the books, and hearing them share their love for reading, often marking the first book they can call their own, is truly heartwarming.
Charlotte Muller, Northport - Faces of Long Island
WEBIt’s an inherited cholesterol disorder that affects 1 in 250 people. What happens is that internally, the body creates excess cholesterol, and if left untreated, arteries clog rapidly, leading to early heart attack or stroke. You can look healthy, exercise, and eat well, and still have the disorder.
Long Island veterinarian appreciates the deep connections …
WEBFaces of Long Island celebrates the uniqueness of everyday Long Islanders. In their own words, they tell us about their life experiences, challenges and triumphs. Newsday launched this social media journey into the human experience to shine a light on the diverse people of this wonderful place we call home.
Jakeim Hart, Huntington - Faces of Long Island
WEBIn the Playbill, I wrote: ‘Proudly on the autism spectrum.’. I disclosed that because I thought it was important for other autistic people to feel seen. “Being a musician helped me get a role in Broadway’s ‘Almost Famous.’.
Wheatley Heights - Faces of Long Island
WEBLife coach from Wheatley Heights helps underrepresented people find a sense of purpose - Faces of Long Island - Newsday. ‘I have Tourette syndrome, OCD, ADHD and epilepsy. So, I can definitely understand feeling like you don’t have a voice.’.