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Kerr volunteers as a caregiver through the nonprofit Cancer Hope Network.

Tom Gambardella is a New York-based journalist covering Levittown, Long Beach, Massapequa, Merrick, Plainview, Rockville Centre and Wantagh-Seaford. Tom graduated from Northwestern University in 2022 with a Master's of Science in Journalism, served as a Staff Writer for the Rivertowns Enterprise until its closure in 2024, and wrote for the Rivertowns Dispatch from 2024 until joining Patch in 2025. When he's not covering local news on Long Island, there's a good chance Tom is baking, cooking or watching his beloved New York Football Giants. For any inquiries or tips, you can reach Tom by email at Thomas.Gambardella@Patch.com.
Kerr volunteers as a caregiver through the nonprofit Cancer Hope Network.

The woman’s car crashed into another vehicle on Nassau Boulevard, police say.
The crash took place Thursday just after noon.
The ceremony is an annual occurrence at the school.
The formula has already been recalled after being linked to an infant botulism outbreak, a report says.
U.S. Representative Elise Stefanik is the current frontrunner for the Republican nomination in 2026, reports say.
In May, city contractors began work to replace over 8,000 water meters across Long Beach.
The elementary school is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year, and marked the occasion charitably.
The girl had last been seen walking from her home, police say.
The comedian took the stage at Massapequa High School Friday to perform and then take questions from sign language students.
The presentations encouraged safe behavior from students, whether they're on a bike or on the internet.
The congresswoman announced her intention in a statement on X Tuesday night.
The fire was reported just after 9 p.m. Tuesday, police say.
The duo joined veterans and Wantagh residents at American Legion Post 1273 for festivities.
Parish officials said parishioners have become even more generous in the wake of the government shutdown.
Police say the girl's potential destination and clothing are unknown.
Ceremonies at multiple schools featured music, speeches and marches through school hallways.
The subdivision application came amid skyrocketing insurance costs in recent years, officials say.
The man’s arraignment was scheduled for Monday, police say.
The plan, discussed Thursday night, would subdivide a lot at 741 East Broadway into four subdivisions.