Long Island Charity That Helps Kids With Cancer To Hold Annual Fundraiser
The Night of Laughter annual fundraiser will be held on April 12 at the Milleridge Inn in Jericho. All of the money raised will benefit the charity.
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The Night of Laughter annual fundraiser will be held on April 12 at the Milleridge Inn in Jericho. All of the money raised will benefit the charity.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg's gun control group said New Jersey is far behind the curve in submitting mental health records for the purchase of background checks for gun purchases.
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The City of New York has launched a new free app providing advice to teens who are sexually active – and if parents don't like it, it's too bad for them.
Israel said under the current rules, many terminally ill patients will not receive the benefits before they die.
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That tattoo you got years ago might have seemed like a great idea at the time, but if you are like a growing number of people, you probably wish it would disappear today.
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Mayor Michael Bloomberg said Wednesday there are about 500,000 fewer smokers in the city than there were a decade ago and about 10,000 fewer deaths linked to smoking during that period.
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Experts say just because your baby seems to be interested in what you are eating does not mean it is time to fix him a plate.
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