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Cedarhurst resident Irene Muchnick shopped the produce aisle, her favorite part, of the Gural JCC food pantry.
Stop & Shop donates over 2,000 pounds of Passover food to the Marion & Aaron Gural JCC
Stop and Shop of Woodmere donated over 2,000 pounds of kosher for Passover food to The Marion & Aaron Gural JCC’s, Rina Shkolnik Kosher Food Pantry. more
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The Kiwanis Club of the Five Towns celebrated its 80th anniversary at Frank’s Steaks in Rockville Centre. From left were former President Syd Mandelbaum, Vice President Yolanda Robano Gross, President Bill Bressant, former Gov. Joe Corace, Secretary Dr. Fred Seltzer and immediate past President Anthony Campanile.
Five Towns Kiwanis marks 80 years
Kiwanis Club of the Five Towns, marking its 80th anniversary, remains dedicated to community service with scholarships, charitable donations, and support for various causes. Despite challenges posed by Covid-19, the club adapted, continuing its philanthropic efforts. Join them for upcoming events like the annual model Seder and golf outing, continuing their tradition of community support. more
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Meir Yaffe, of Cedarhurst, said he wants the Lawrence school district to succeed, but not at his expense. His property floods regularly, and he doesn’t believe that was noted during surveys of the surrounding area in planning for the proposed seawall around Lawrence High School.
With seawall comments in, what’s next?
Lawrence High School's seawall construction faces delays amid concerns and pushback from Cedarhurst residents. FEMA's review of public comments prolongs uncertainty. Share your views on the project and flooding in the Five Towns with jbessen@liherald.com. more
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One of the mice that have been trapped by a teacher at Lawrence High School. The teachers in the classrooms make the traps.
Mice are loose at Lawrence High School
Lawrence High School faces a mice epidemic, prompting concerns from teachers and parents. Despite efforts to address the issue, including increased exterminator visits and future seawall projects, ongoing action is needed to ensure a safe and clean school environment. more
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Talia Marcus, a Woodmere native and physician assistant student at Touro University, attended a Touro symposium at Congregation Sons of Israel in Woodmere on March 19.
Touro University brings hands-on learning to Woodmere
Touro University's Interprofessional Education Symposium in Woodmere brought together 500 students and faculty from diverse healthcare disciplines, fostering collaboration and hands-on learning. Attendees developed diagnosis and treatment plans for hypothetical patient cases, enhancing their competency for careers in health sciences. more
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Rick YangJingyuan, left, Hamlet JiaMingzhen, a Lawrence Woodmere Academy sophomore and Mas ZhuYucheng worked together on SRINIVASA, a scoliosis support and treatment tool, which they presented as part of the Conrad Challenge China chapter, earning them the Silver award.
Lawrence Woodmere Academy students develop award-winning scoliosis treatment
Hamlet JiaMingzhen and team won Silver at the Conrad Challenge China Chapter with SRINIVASA, a wearable device aiding scoliosis patients. Inspired by a classmate's struggle, they offer support and posture detection. With four million U.S. cases yearly, they're patenting SRINIVASA for wider use. more
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The Hewlett Fire Department will pay tribute to Cedarhurst resident Daniel Berrios with a blood drive on April at the firehouse at 25 Franklin Ave., Hewlett.
Visit the Hewlett firehouse on Sunday, donate blood, honor the memory of Daniel Berrios
Hewlett Fire Departments holds blood drive on Sunday in memory pf Daniel Berrios. more
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Assemblyman Ari Brown, speaking, with State Senator Patricia Canzoneri-Fitzpatrick, to his left, were joined by village officials and local leaders in calling for more funding from Gov. Kathy Hochul in the annual budget for roadway repair on March 22.
Elected officials ‘chipping’ away to get more money for local roads
Elected officials seek more state money for road improvements and construction. more
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State Attorney General Letitia James is one for two after rulings in a pair of lawsuits against two Long Island nursing homes.
A Nassau County Supreme Court ruling will change how Cold Springs Hills center will operate
A Nassau County Supreme Court judge rules that Cold Spring Hills Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation in Woodbury needs independent oversight. 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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