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Liberty Water will replace water mains in Cedarhurst village in April.
Starting April 1 Liberty Water replacing main pipes in Cedarhurst
Liberty Water will replace water mains in Cedarhurst village in April. more
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John Coyne, volunteer and chairman of the food pantry at St. Joseph’s R.C. Church in Hewlett, stocks the shelves like a supermarket, organizing the food for easy ‘shopping’ access.
What Five Towns foods pantries doing to increase donations
Once the generous donations from the holiday season come to an end, food pantries — including those in the Five Towns — suffer barren shelves, officials said. more
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Yeraz Melconian, far left, Zarina Wadiwala and Julia Igaunis presented their research on the enzyme TOR — which is found in a fern — at the Kathy Belton Science Fair at Molloy University on March 15, and captured first place in the biochemistry category.
Hewlett trio triumphant in Molloy science fair
Julia Igaunis, Yeraz Melconian and Zarina Wadiwala recently brought their research from the biotechnology classroom at Hewlett High School to Molloy University, emerging victorious at the Kathy Belton Science Fair. more
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Lawrence Union Free School District This is a photo from the 2024-2025 Lawrence Union Free School District budget slideshow. This photo highlights the budget numbers and tax levy.
How the Lawrence school district is paying for programs and services with a proposed $101.99 million
At the understated and poorly attended Lawrence school district Board of Education meeting of March 18, the proposed 2024-2025 school year budget was unveiled. more
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Retiring celebrate St. John's Episcopal Hospital's CEO Gerard Walsh receives the Bishop's Cross from the Rt. Rev. Lawrence Provenzano, who heads Episcopal Health Services.
St. John’s Hospital celebrates Gerard Walsh
Under the big tent it wasn’t a circus but a retirement celebration for CEO of nine years, Gerard Walsh. more
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Parker Schug/Herald Architect Gabby Tchilinguirian discusses the plans to renovate Sunny Atlantic Beach Club at the March 21 Board of Zoning Appeals hearing. From top left, Anthony Piscione, Chairman George Cornish, Carl Bassle and Gary Spindler, discussed the proposed elevation and attached garage addition.
Elevation raise denied, but new garage for Sunny Atlantic
Raising the existing building that houses Sunny Atlantic Beach Club and renovating the space to build a garage for storage was the focus of the primary hearing at the March 21 Atlantic Beach Board of Zoning Appeals hearing. more
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In spring, all eyes turn to the diamond
It has arrived. Baseball’s opening day. more
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Netanyahu is a supporter of one party: himself
I have known Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer since 1972. I have watched him grow from being a state assemblyman to one of the most powerful political leaders in the United States. Schumer is a serious and smart lawmaker, and he measures his every word with the greatest of caution. When he speaks, it is well planned, because he is conscious of the fact that the press will hold him accountable for his actions. more
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Have you got the fire(fighter) in you?
They’re good people. They’re strong. And they’re heroes. That’s how people in New York describe volunteer firefighters, according to a survey conducted by the … more
We must understand what antisemitism is, and isn’t
The American Jewish Committee recently released its annual State of Antisemitism in America 2023 Report, which revealed that 63 percent of American Jews say the status of Jews in the U.S. is “less secure than a year ago” — a 22-percentage-point increase in just one year, and a 32-point increase over two years. more
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