A recent article in the Rochester Business Journal spotlights Jewish Senior Life's partnership with Project SEARCH and Heritage Christian Services to offer internships to adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

U.S. Air Force Reservist Kyle Stephen Holmes and his fiancée, U.S. Air Force Captain Kaitlin Daddona, have been named this year's recipients of Peconic Landing's Annual Veterans Day Wedding Giveback. The two met while on assignment in Hawaii and have been inseparable ever since. Kyle and Kaitlin were notified of their selection during a surprise reveal celebration by leaders of the Peconic Landing team.

The meticulous preparations for the Hebrew Home at Riverdale's Passover celebration, one of the biggest in New York City, were spotlighted in the April 18^th edition of The Wall Street Journal.

Valley Residential Services (VRS), in collaboration with the Alzheimer’s Association, is hosting a Lunch n’ Learn event, Living With Alzheimer’s: For Mid-Stage Caregivers, on Mon., April 29, 2019 from 12 to 3:30 p.m. at VRS, 323 Pine Grove Road, Herkimer.

Delvin Abbey, a resident at The Park Rehab & Skilled Nursing by Heritage, recently enjoyed reading a story to the daycare children at the YMCA Heritage House Child Care Center in Jamestown, NY. From adorable pig and lamb stuffed puppets to funny faces, both Delvin and the children had a great time together exploring their literary favorites!

Kacey Morabito, WHUD-FM co-host of the Mike & Kacey in the Morning show, presented a health and happiness seminar at Bethel Springvale Inn on April 11^th, offering practical advice to make every day easier.

TF Cornerstone, Selfhelp Community Services, the New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development, New York City Housing Development Corporation, Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney, and Assemblywoman Catherine Nolan on April 5^th broke ground on the newest phase of Hunters Point South, a mixed-use, mixed-income master-planned community and waterfront park situated along the East River in Long Island City.

Residents at Monroe Community Hospital have a new place where they can have some fun. "The Clubhouse," unveiled on Fri., April 12^th, has video games, a jukebox, a pool table, and other activities and games that are available for residents to utilize.