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Two women running in the rain. The woman on the right wears a race bib with the number 193 on it and holds the leash of a black dog guide.
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News 12: Helen Keller Services hosts 5K run/walk on April 23; first in-person even since COVID-19
A man named Tony holding his copper sculpture in a classroom. He is surrounded by students sitting at desks, and some students are standing in the background too.
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Port Washington News: DeafBlind Artist From Helen Keller Services Visits Students At Weber Middle School
Tony Giordano signing to a CBS news reporter in the Helen Keller National Center art classroom
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CBS News: DeafBlind artist on Long Island finds his true voice through his sculptures
A woman named Jennifer and a male DeafBlind artist named Tony sign I Love You in an art gallery. In front of them is Tony's copper sculpture of a hand signing I Love You
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Port Washington News: DeafBlind Artist From Helen Keller Services Sells Sculpture At Debut Art Show
A woman named Jennifer and a male DeafBlind artist named Tony sign I Love You in an art gallery. In front of them is Tony's copper sculpture of a hand signing I Love You
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Long Island Media Group: DeafBlind Artist From Helen Keller Services Sells $1,000 Sculpture At Debut Art Show
Tony Giordano touching his large copper sculpture of an open mouth with pointy teeth
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Newsday: A new vision: Without sight or hearing, a mechanic is reinventing his life on Long Island with art
Dr. Robert J. Smithdas with his arm around Barbara Walters
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Honoring Barbara Walters
A woman and a man touching an item in a kitchen
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Port Washington News: Helen Keller Services Celebrates DeafBlind Community
A colorful design made entirely out of paper on a black wall. The words on the design say Creative Expressions, and on the wall is also a large paper paintbrush, a paper swipe of rainbow paint, and a paper paint palette.
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Art Show 2022
Sue Ruzenski smiling outside and wearing a light blue suit jacket
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Long Island Press: Helen Keller Services CEO Sue Ruzenski Shares How Organization Helps Blind and DeafBlind Individuals Thrive
A man leaning over near an oven and wearing oven mits
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Innovate Long Island: DeafBlind Thrive At Helen Keller National Center
Man looking at new voting machine
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Voting Machines that Provide Improved Voting Access for Blind and DeafBlind Community Get Test Run at Helen Keller Services