Family Fan Fest Pitches In At Cross Walk for Disaster Relief
3/29/2008
Despite the unpleasant weather the night before and the chilliness of the morning, the Islanders Family Fan Fest made its way to Eisenhower Park to be a part of the American Red Cross’s first-ever “Cross Walk For Disaster Relief.” The 5-kilometer walkathon helped raise $5,000 so far for the American Red Cross in Nassau County, which helps those unfortunate residents who lose their homes to fires or other disasters right here in Nassau County. Read more here.
Watching The Game With The Ice Girls
3/27/2008
Ice Girls Samantha and Chanel stopped in at the Nutty Irishman on Route 110 in Farmingdale again Thursday to join the crowd of Islander fans that were on hand to watch as the Islanders visited the Eastern Conference-leading Pittsburgh Penguins. Read more here.
Mike Sillinger at the Team Store
3/25/2008
Despite having season ending surgery on his hip, Mike Sillinger was able to take some time out of his busy rehab schedule to head down to the Islanders’ Team Store in the Broadway Mall today to meet and greet some of his biggest fans. Read more here.
Got Skills Competition at Islanders Iceworks
3/24/2008
While the Islanders took the ice on Monday night and defeated the highly talented Pittsburgh Penguins 4-1, Islanders Iceworks in Syosset was holding a friendly Got Skills competition for the Squirts and Pee Wees of the rink. Got Skills is the ultimate challenge for Squirt and Pee Wee age youth ice hockey players. Read more here.
Tuesday's Children at Cantiague Park
3/19/2008
On Wednesday, March 19, Bruno Gervais, Aaron Johnson and Jeff Tambellini visited Cantiague Park for the annual Tuesday's Children skating event. There they skated and mingled with family and friends of September 11th victims.
Read more here.
Ice Girls Attend Viewing Party At Nutty Irishman
3/11/2008
Islanders Ice Girls, Samantha and Chanel, made their way to the Nutty Irishman on route 110 in Farmingdale to root on the boys as they went up against Vinny Lecavlier, Martin St. Louis and the rest of the ‘Bolts down in Tampa Bay.
Read more here.
Islanders Family Fan Fest Go Green in Levittown
3/8/2008
After being a part of the Special Olympics Polar Bear Plunge up in Port Washington on Saturday morning, the Islanders’ Family Fan Fest made their way into Levittown later that afternoon to help support another event, the Greening of Levittown. Read more here.
Family Fan Fest Supports Polar Bear Plunge
3/8/2008
The Islanders’ Family Fan Fest made their way to Bar Beach in Port Washington Saturday morning from 8 am to 12 pm to be a part of the Special Olympics Polar Plunge. Read more here.
Campoli Signs For Fans At Team Store
3/5/2008
While still trying to gain the strength back in his shoulder after his surgery, Chris Campoli, one of the most active NHL players within their community, still took time out of his rehab schedule to head down to the Islanders’ Team Store in the Broadway Mall... Read more here.
Ice Girls Root On Islanders At Nutty Irishman
3/4/2008
As the playoff push really kicks into full gear, the Islanders made their way into Manhattan to face their arch rivals, the New York Rangers. While the Islanders played the Rangers on the ice, the Ice Girls made their way to the Nutty Irishman on Route 110 in Farmingdale to join some of the Islanders’ biggest fans. Read more here.
Ice Girls Visit PAL Hockey Awards
3/3/2008
The Islanders showed their willingness to help out youth hockey on Long Island as the Ice Girls made their way to Villa Lombardi’s in Holbrook over the course of two days. The Ice Girls were there as a part of the PAL Hockey Awards night dinner, which had over 100 kids from the league attending each night. Read more here.
Skate with the Greats Event
3/1/2008
Islanders fans who ever dreamed of going out for a skate with Mike Bossy, Bryan Trottier or any of the Islanders dynasty members had their dreams come true on Saturday night. A benefit for the New York Islanders Children's Foundation, tonight's "Skate with the Greats" at Rexcorp Plaza will be a life-long memory for anyone in attendance. Read more here.
Despite the unpleasant weather the night before and the chilliness of the morning, the Islanders Family Fan Fest made its way to Eisenhower Park to be a part of the American Red Cross’s first-ever “Cross Walk For Disaster Relief.” The 5-kilometer walkathon helped raise $5,000 so far for the American Red Cross in Nassau County, which helps those unfortunate residents who lose their homes to fires or other disasters right here in Nassau County. 
Ice Girls Samantha and Chanel stopped in at the Nutty Irishman on Route 110 in Farmingdale again Thursday to join the crowd of Islander fans that were on hand to watch as the Islanders visited the Eastern Conference-leading Pittsburgh Penguins.
Despite having season ending surgery on his hip, Mike Sillinger was able to take some time out of his busy rehab schedule to head down to the Islanders’ Team Store in the Broadway Mall today to meet and greet some of his biggest fans.
While the Islanders took the ice on Monday night and defeated the highly talented Pittsburgh Penguins 4-1, Islanders Iceworks in Syosset was holding a friendly Got Skills competition for the Squirts and Pee Wees of the rink. Got Skills is the ultimate challenge for Squirt and Pee Wee age youth ice hockey players..JPG)
On Wednesday, March 19, Bruno Gervais, Aaron Johnson and Jeff Tambellini visited Cantiague Park for the annual Tuesday's Children skating event. There they skated and mingled with family and friends of September 11th victims. 
Islanders Ice Girls, Samantha and Chanel, made their way to the Nutty Irishman on route 110 in Farmingdale to root on the boys as they went up against Vinny Lecavlier, Martin St. Louis and the rest of the ‘Bolts down in Tampa Bay.
After being a part of the Special Olympics Polar Bear Plunge up in Port Washington on Saturday morning, the Islanders’ Family Fan Fest made their way into Levittown later that afternoon to help support another event, the Greening of Levittown.
The Islanders’ Family Fan Fest made their way to Bar Beach in Port Washington Saturday morning from 8 am to 12 pm to be a part of the Special Olympics Polar Plunge.
While still trying to gain the strength back in his shoulder after his surgery, Chris Campoli, one of the most active NHL players within their community, still took time out of his rehab schedule to head down to the Islanders’ Team Store in the Broadway Mall...
As the playoff push really kicks into full gear, the Islanders made their way into Manhattan to face their arch rivals, the New York Rangers. While the Islanders played the Rangers on the ice, the Ice Girls made their way to the Nutty Irishman on Route 110 in Farmingdale to join some of the Islanders’ biggest fans.
The Islanders showed their willingness to help out youth hockey on Long Island as the Ice Girls made their way to Villa Lombardi’s in Holbrook over the course of two days. The Ice Girls were there as a part of the PAL Hockey Awards night dinner, which had over 100 kids from the league attending each night. 
Islanders fans who ever dreamed of going out for a skate with Mike Bossy, Bryan Trottier or any of the Islanders dynasty members had their dreams come true on Saturday night. A benefit for the New York Islanders Children's Foundation, tonight's "Skate with the Greats" at Rexcorp Plaza will be a life-long memory for anyone in attendance.
