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A variety of activities and attractions entertained the children. Jenna Mohammed, 11, made and decorated a hat.
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In addition to eating, the barbecue included several activities and attractions for the children. From left Gabi Mendoza got a temporary tattoo applied by fellow high school junior Ashley Katsoulakis.
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The barbecue included an assortment of food. Hunter Artzt, 6, munched on corn on the cob.
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SIBSPlace of South Nassau Communities Hospital held its annual barbecue at the Hewlett Harbor home of one of its founders, Mike Schamroth.
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SIBSPlace of South Nassau Communities Hospital held its annual barbecue on Aug. 11. The four-hour event that began at noon was at the Hewlett Harbor home of Mike Schamroth, one of the organization’s founders.
About 150 people attended the yearly party, which included cotton candy, popcorn, art activities, a photo booth, sno cones, an ice cream truck and a giant slide.
SIBSPlace is a free Hewlett-based support program for children 5-17, living with a sibling who has cancer or another serious or devastating illness or a parent with cancer.
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