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Breast cancer survivors are appreciated sors and cancer survivors for their strength and partnership. “We appreciate each and State Sen. Siela Bynoe, every one of you for recognizwhose district includes Bald- ing breast cancer awareness win, joined breast cancer survi- and showing resilience through vors and supporters in Union- your journey,” Richardson said. dale on Friday, Oct. 24 as the “Tonight, we celebrate you — U n i o n d a l e E m p o w e r m e n t and we’re going to have a ball!” Resource Center held its first Bynoe, who was diagnosed annual Breast Can22 years ago, shared cer Survivor Dinner. her personal journey, The event, hosted in recalling how she partnership with the discovered a lump American Legion while on vacation in Hall, celebrated courthe Caribbean. age, faith and com“I scheduled an munity while honorappointment as soon ing local women who as I got home,” she have battled breast told the crowd. cancer. At the time, she Guests enjoyed an was the executive elegant evening of director of the North unity and celebraHempstead Housing tion, with cocktails, Authority and studyhors d’oeuvres and ing for a master’s d i n n e r s e t a m i d SiElA BYNoE degree at LIU Post. black and pink décor, State Senator D e s p i t e t h e ch a l floral centerpieces l e n g e, s h e f o u n d and artwork by students at Hof- strength in her faith — in parstra University. Their paintings ticular, words from the Bible, were auctioned to raise funds Jeremiah 29:11: “For I know the for breast cancer awareness plans I have for you.” It is a initiatives. reminder that even when life is The program began with an difficult, there is still hope. opening prayer and welcoming “Surviving breast cancer remarks from UERC President has shown me the true power S t a c e y R i c h a r d s o n , w h o of community, faith and persethanked the community, spon-
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Fall, winter display illuminates Nassau County LuminoCity, a lantern and light display, reopened in Eisenhower Park on Nov. 7. It features 14-acres of dazzling lights and impressive creations, some of which were designed by local children from the Long Island community, in collaboration with the Long Island Children’s Museum. This year’s theme is a fantasy wonderland, featuring castles, enchanting characters and more. Story, more photos, Page 10.
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urviving breast cancer has shown me the true power of community, faith and perseverance.
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