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Long Island Health Care Facilities Share Grant

Long Island health care facilities will be sharing a $3.2 million state grant. The grant will be used to offer rehabilitation to children who are recovering from a serious injury and in need of long-term ventilator care.

The grant was awarded to St. Charles Hospital in Port Jefferson and Our Lady of Consolation in West Islip for them to provide acute ventilator care.

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More State Grants from New York

Flanders Farm Fresh Food Market wins state grant for its second season

State Grant to Provide 150 Security Cameras

Facility Upgrade is Next After State Grant has been Granted

$100,000 grant to sustain beautification project in Warden

New York State Library Construction Awarded State Grant to Build Fab Lab and Business Center

$100,000 grant to sustain beautification project in Warden

North Country Roads get state grant for license plate cameras

City Council Awarded Marble Street Park $101,000 State Grant

Schneiderman's Office Investigates State Grant Awarded to New York 4 Life

A Previous Grant Awardee Directs a Movie

Ronco Communications and Electronics Receives State Grant

Department of Education of Queensbury Announces a 3-Year Grant Award

Canton Receives State Grant

Health Care Facilities Awarded with Grants

Two Local Hospitals Share Grant

Columbia Memorial Hospital Expansion

County Adult Care Center of Sullivan Gets More Than $1M State Grant

Walden to Build Performing Arts Amphitheater

McNeary Applies State Grant to Sustain The Esplanade

Strong Memorial Hospital Nursing Practice, University of Rochester School of Nursing Receives State

Corning City Council to Apply for a Grant

Syracuse Receives State Grant

State Grant to Support New RNA Institute

Sullivan County Adult Care Center to Expand its Services

Department of Environmental Conservation Awards Grant

Broome County Soil and Water Conservation District Awards State Grant

NY State Office of National and Community Service Awards a Three-Year Grant

Onondaga County Soil and Water Conservation District Receives State Grant

EDGE Applies for Grants

Nassau County Police Department Receives State Grant

Green Township Fire Department Receives State Grant

MacArthur Airport Wins Half-Million-Dollar Grant

UDC Member Towns Receive $25,000 State Grant

City of Cohoes to Get State Grant for City Waterfront Park

OBPA Requests State Grant for Railroad Upgrade

Southern Boulevard Business District Receives $28,000 Grant

Hudson Valley Food Hub Bags $826,000 in State Grants

History Center of Niagara Gets Hold of War of 1812 Project Grant

Kingston Company Grabs $350,000 State Grant

Westfield Gets a Boost from State Grant

Yonkers School District Get Boost from Grants to Extend School Year

Ten School Districts Seek $50,000 Grant to Boost Transportation Efficiency

Chautauqua County Gets State Grant to Improve 911 Center

SUNYIT Scores Its Share of $15 Million Grants

Intrinsiq Receives $887,000 State Grant to Develop Copper Ink

SUNY Cortland Gains over $360,000 State Grant for High-Need Scientific Areas

Tarrytown Village Receives $250,000 Grant for Train Station Parking

New Castle Acquires State Grant for Once-A-Week Garbage Collection Program

Oneida Public Library Receives $76,000 State Grant for New Building

Peekskill Middle School Gains $926,311 State Grant

Harrison Public Library Gets State Grant for Upgrades

Morton Memorial Library Reaps Over $4,000 State Grant

Spring Valley Police Tackles Village Crime through State Grant Boost

Claverack Free Library Gets $80,500 Construction Grant

Solid Cell Attains Matching Grant for Fuel Cell Development

Branchport Library Obtains State Grant

State Grant Equips Shelter Island Library with $91,590

National Pipe & Plastics Acquires $400,000 State Grant

Jefferson Community College Gets $50,000 State Grant

New York City Charter Schools Score $4.5 Million State Grant to Teach Regular Public Schools

Garden City Historical Society Seeks Matching Grant for Capital Campaign

Niagara Arts and Cultural Center Community Garden Project Gets $10,000 Grant

Watertown City Council to Accept Grant for Wastewater Disinfection Project

Sen. Gipson Presents $100000 Grant for New Playground at Kent Elementary School

Elmira to Authorize Fire Chief to Apply $75,000 Grant

Clarksburg to Reapply for $1 Million State Grant for West Cross Road Improvements

Orleans County School Districts Plan to Boost Instruction, Security with State Grant

Hundred Security Cameras to be Installed in NYC Neighborhood

Syracuse Police to Apply for $50,000 State Grant for Clinton Square Security Cameras

Partners in Care Expands Home Health Aide Services

Potsdam to Apply for $440,000 State Grant to Clear Underground Canal

Argetsinger Receives Farmland Protection Implementation Grants

NY Commission Awards $50,000 in State Funding to 10 RVCs

A $350,000 State Grant to Revitalize Mount Vernon Contaminated Land

Gouverneur Gets $396,000 State Grant to Connect Town, Village Sewers

North County Water District Gets Local Government Efficiency Grant Funding

A $151,743 Grant Will Give Three Columbia County Municipalities Own Public Defenders

North Tonawanda Garners State Grant for Improvements

Warren County Gets $482,000 for Boat-Washing Stations

Auburn City School District Bags $2.5 Million in State Grant Competition

Other Health Care, General/Other Grant News

Programs which help people achieve and maintain physical well-being through prevention, screening, evaluation and treatment and the provision of family planning, maternity and other services that relate to human reproduction.

Health Boards Garner $100,000 Eight-Month Planning Grant

La Casa Family Health Center Acquires Government Grant

Regional Hospice Receives Grant for Center Expansion

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