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"Whoever knows Zef, knows he has a huge heart for his children and his family."
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Heart-shaped pizzas are part of a fundraiser to help children battling cancer; the fundraiser is organized by a man devoted to giving back.
The owner of The Posh Poodle is fighting the coronavirus and is on a ventilator. Donations are needed and the community is rallying to help.
"What warms my heart is we are raising community helpers. It takes working together to make a difference."
Many who demanded "Justice for Thomas" are still waiting, 1 year after he froze to death in a frigid garage. "There is no greater loss."
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We all know someone who's making a difference. Let's help share their amazing stories! Presented by Ring.
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Keith Caputo spends his life making others happy with his not-for-profit organization. But on his 40th birthday, the love came pouring back.
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The Center Moriches property, now a museum, reflects the history of Long Island's African American community, Gov. Andrew Cuomo says.
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The helpers are the people who make life better. Nominate your Local Heroes to give them the recognition they deserve, presented by Ring.
On the night Thomas died, it was 19 degrees outside and he was left in the freezing garage with no blankets, prosecutors say.
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Officials are working on a plan to locate the whale, seen a mile offshore.
"If you come across a nesting place, please keep your distance and do not disturb the site or any animals raising their young.”
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A large group, including friends from middle school, turned out to show love for the girls who lived in the house where Thomas Valva died.
"What happened here is heinous. It's clearly a house of horrors. A child is dead — and we simply can't understand how this could happen."
The fundraiser benefits twins who were living in the home where Thomas Valva froze after police say he was left in a frigid garage.