Great Place to Work® Institute and its senior care partner Activated Insights have honored Jewish Senior Life with certification as a Great Place to Work for the third year in a row.

Parker Jewish Institute for Health Care and Rehabilitation will host its 2022 Peter Seideman Golf Classic at the Glen Oaks Club on Mon., Aug. 1^st. This year's outing, renamed in loving memory of Peter Seideman, a longtime and ardent supporter of Parker and of the outing’s success, will honor Mark G. Nicholis, president of Nicor Construction, for his years of service to Parker and to the Parker community at large.

Newsday recently recognized Mary Jean McKeveny, director of clinical innovation at Gurwin Jewish Nursing & Rehabilitation Center, for her selection as a McKnight’s 2022 Women of Distinction Veteran VIP and Jennifer Kennedy, vice president for system integration at Gurwin, for her induction into the McKnight’s 2022 Women of Distinction Hall of Honor.

The Peconic Landing Ukulele Club, which recently took home first place in the Mattituck Lions Club Strawberry Festival’s first-ever “North Fork’s Got Talent” contest, is spotlighted in a new article in The Suffolk Times.

St. Johnland Nursing Center resident Chris Hasbrouck has put his free time into gardening with bountiful results. Sunflowers, eggplant, tomatoes, green beans, cucumbers and strawberries fill the raised garden beds outside of Lawrence Hall where Chris resides.

A new article in After 50 spotlights how People Inc. is stepping up to fill the need for services for seniors and older adults in Erie, Niagara and Cattaraugus counties.

Edward W. Stack, the former longtime chairman of the Baseball Hall of Fame Board of Directors and a current resident of The Harborside, is profiled in a new Newsday article.

The Wesley Community recently announced the appointment of three new directors to its leadership team: Patricia Beattie, director of education; Stephen Miller, director of information technology; and Timothy Carota, director of maintenance and building safety.