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The John J. Byrne Community Center is hosting an art display celebrating Black History Month from now through the first week of March. The display features works of art that highlight the diversity of Black history throughout America, including during the Great Depression (with art
When it comes to cancer care, early diagnosis can save lives. Join MSK, the Westchester County African American Advisory Board, and the Westchester County (NY) Chapter of The Links, Incorporated, for free educational events. We will discuss what you need to know about cancer screening
(article originally published in the Uniondale Herald by Kelsie Radziski) The Uniondale Community Soccer Club hosted their medal awards ceremony to celebrate the achievements of the young players in the EDP and UPSL leagues. Almost 50 people attended the “joyous and celebratory” event at the
The way we were then and the way we are now, The path to freedom was a long struggle, The path of way to the whites and the blacks were different, That path was always segregated, The path to walk, sit and use public facilities
LET’S MAKE OUR COMMUNITY BLOOM! Your involvement in this event on March 15th (10 AM-3 PM) matters! Whether you lend your hands, time, or resources, every contribution brings us closer to a reimagined space where we all belong! Activities for this event will include: Planting
In February, the John J. Byrne Community Center celebrates Black History Month by highlighting and commemorating significant events and people in the African-American community! Click here to learn more about celebrated African-Americans from our community, and check out some documentaries to learn more about this
By Beverly Nelson Making a meaningful impact in your community starts with taking action for the causes you believe in. Whether it’s through a career choice, volunteering, or engaging with local government, there are numerous ways to contribute to the betterment of your surroundings.
