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  • 2 weeks ago | newsday.com | Jennifer Fauci

    If you’ve been inspired by the host of a cooking television show or your browsing history has led social media to target your page with influencers whipping up sweet treats, it might be time to take your kitchen abilities to the next level. A cooking class can redefine your relationship with food, hone your culinary skills and make your time in the kitchen enjoyable. See what’s on the menu at these culinary schools and book a class for a fun and delicious experience.

  • 2 weeks ago | newsday.com | Jennifer Fauci

    She was a woman ahead of her time, her daughter said of her mother, Barbara Strongin-Friedlander. Instead of spending her time in the kitchen like many women of her day, her mother was reading "The Feminine Mystique" by Betty Friedan, which would impact the rest of her life. "She was an incredible presence; intelligent, kind, a strong woman of many convictions who was a fighter for social justice and equality for all," said her daughter Ronni Mordechai-Strongin, of Levittown.

  • 1 month ago | newsday.com | Jennifer Fauci

    George C. Singfield Jr. loved helping people, and he was good at it, his family said. "He was that guy everybody looked to — an amazing, giving and committed man," said Singfield's nephew Martin McDonald, of upstate Peekskill. "He was respected by so many people professionally and personally, and his legacy will be his commitment to serving others, especially adults and children."The Huntington Station resident died of natural causes on April 12 at age 96. Singfield was born on Sept.

  • 1 month ago | newsday.com | Jennifer Fauci

    As the eldest of five siblings, Carol Ann Pavacic Dubin was born into a leadership role, though her true calling was to help immigrants who wanted a better life. "She was tender and tough, and was a take charge kind of person," said Dubin's brother, John Pavacic, of Smithtown. "She was compassionate and always someone you could count on to help you with any particular issue."The Patchogue native died on April 11 in Leland, North Carolina, of ovarian cancer. She was 68.

  • 1 month ago | newsday.com | Jennifer Fauci

    When it comes to taking care of the environment, the planet can thank people like Donald Cotten. "Dad was a perfectionist, a problem solver and a champion for the little guy and the planet," said Cotten's son Glenn Cotten, a regional sales manager in Mahopac. "He would want his legacy to be one of preservation and thinking of the greater good.

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