Wind phone introduced at LI academic center to reinforce emotional well-being
A Japanese tradition is helping children on Long Island with self-expression and reflection.
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May 1, 2025, 9:49 PM
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News 12 photojournalist Karina Robledo was at Eastern Suffolk BOCE's Islip Academic Center to see how the wind phone is being used.