What you need to know about the New York Islanders’ new woodworking program

By Dan Bekes, News EditorThe Islanders are using woodworking and building skills to help them compete for a playoff spot.

As the NHL’s expansion draft draws near, the team is adding woodworking, as well as wood-framed walls and windows.

The new program, called Woodworking for Youth, is a partnership between the team and Woodstock Education Center, which offers woodworking classes for students from 6 to 18 years old.

The program is a collaboration between the Islanders and Woodwork New York, a local non-profit that supports local programs.

Woodwork New Jersey was founded by a group of Woodstock residents in 2004.

They’re working to expand the program to all New Jersey schools.

Woodworking for youth in Woodstock is a collaborative effort between the New Jersey Department of Education and Woodworking New York.

The Islanders are partnering with the program, which was originally developed to provide a safe, fun and affordable education program for children from Woodstock and nearby communities.

The Islanders plan to use the program for classes from the beginning of September to mid-November.