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A New Chapter: Book Fairies To Reach 6 Million Books Distributed
The local organization highlights an ongoing need for access to reading materials across Long Island and beyond.

Melanie is a former on-air reporter for WBNG and writer/editor for Newsday, including its Faces of Long Island department. She can be reached at Melanie.gulbas@patch.com.
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The local organization highlights an ongoing need for access to reading materials across Long Island and beyond.

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"This honor reflects the exceptional commitment and creativity of our art faculty, along with the steadfast support of our administration."
"A reminder that the power of the people will always be stronger than the people in power."
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