And bringing a cowboy who rides an ostrich into first grade show-and-tell would surely draw jeers. Most of the toys banished to the Island of Misfit Toys in the Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer (1964) ...

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Members of the Long Island Harley Owners Group met at Babylon Town Hall early Sunday for their annual toy run to Little Flower, a nonprofit that helps individuals with developmental disabilities ...

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Come witness Rudolph's journey at The Island of Misfit Toys as only The River can present it, sponsored by and created for you by Sass. Experience the magic of Christmas this season! Flamingo Key ...

Today is children's grief awareness day and there is an organization that supports families and keiki with grief and hope.

ABC7 and Southern California Firefighters are celebrating the 32nd Annual Spark of Love Toy Drive.

One of the few untouched islands along the Gulf Coast, Caladesi Island State Park is accessible only by boat, but is worth the extra effort. Whether it is a stroll along the island’s pristine beaches ...

Amazon's Black Friday sale is a great time to enjoy significant discounts on toys. The retailer has excellent bargains on hot toys of the holiday season, making it a great time to cross items off ...

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As people begin their holiday shopping, experts say they need to make sure the presents they purchase are safe. "We've seen over the past year, over 200,000 trips to the emergency rooms associated ...

Every morning for 12 years, in sun, rain, or snow, Corinn Flaherty has walked the same half-mile strip of sand on Plum Island, a barrier island on the far northeastern coast of Massachusetts.