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With pike pole in hand, junior firefighter Gregory Turovsky, from Hewlett, entered a third floor window from a rescue ladder truck during a drill at Fire Camp in Bethpage.
Young firefighters learn from the veterans at Fire Camp in Bethpage [Photo gallery]
Juniors and Explorers from 11 communities, including Baldwin, East Meadow, East Norwich, East Rockaway, Franklin Square, Glen Cove, Hewlett, North Bellmore, North Merrick, Point Lookout and Wantagh attended Fire Camp ‘Fahrenheit 516’ at the Fire Service Academy in Bethpage last month. more
A Package From Home donors took part in the annual walk in Atlantic Beach to support the Israel Defense Forces “lone soldiers.” From left were organizer Ann Slochowsky, Pvt. Liran Azizian, organizers Helen Fuchs and Brenda Slochowsky, and Sgt. Ben Shor.
Walking and donating to support the IDF’s ‘lone soldiers’ [Photo gallery]
Roughly 200 people walked along the Atlantic Beach boardwalk to show their support for “lone soldiers” and the A Package From Home organization that sends various sundries to military men and women who serve in the Israel Defense Forces — soldiers who do not have immediate family in Israel. more
After the May 28 training session, the U.S. Maccabiah karate team appeared ready for the competition at the July games.
Maccabi karate team visits Woodsburgh [Photo gallery]
Dr. Alex Sternberg and his wife, Ilyse, opened their Woodsburgh home to the U.S. Karate team on May 28 that will be competing in the world Maccabiah Games in July. Sternberg was behind making karate a part of the games in 1977. In contrast, karate will make its Olympic debut in three years. more
Tee Pee Sign Services employees Mohan Naipaul and Julian Budhoo installed the flags along Broadway in Hewlett and Woodmere last week.
Old Glory installed along Broadway in Hewlett and Woodmere [Photo gallery]
The Hewlett-Woodmere Business Association partnered with Ted Eid and Tee Pee Sign Services in Hempstead to install American flags along Broadway in Hewlett and Woodmere on May 17. more
North Woodmere Park played host to a picnic lunch for Harmony Service members and faculty with Lawrence resident Josh Aryeh (aka Batman) on May 11.
Is that Bruce Wayne or Josh Aryeh or Batman unmasked? [Photo gallery]
Lawrence resident Josh Aryeh who dresses up as Batman and takes ill children for rides in his Batmobile — a Nissan GT-R — hosted 20 members from Brooklyn-based Harmony Services, an adult mental health services programs. more
Couture For A Cause honored The Lev Leytzan clowns, founded by Dr. Neal Goldberg, far right.
Funny time for a good ‘Cause’ [Photo gallery]
Couture For A Cause held its annual fundraising event at Temple Beth El in Cedarhurst on March 2, which was attended by 350 people, honored Dr. Neal Goldberg, the founder of the Lev Leytzan clowns. more
Woodburgh resident David Friedman, President-elect Donald Trump's choice to be U.S. ambassador to Israel prepares to light the menorah in Cedarhurst Park.
Israel envoy nominee lights Five Towns menorah [Photo gallery]
Woodsburgh village resident David Friedman, President-elect Donald Trump’s pick to be the U.S. ambassador to Israel, lit the menorah in Andrew J. Parise Cedarhurst Park on the first night of Hanukkah last Saturday. more
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Visitors are greeted with spooky creatures, including those emerging from the ground and masked beings in the trees at the entrance to the Hoberman home.
Happy Halloween from the Hobermans in Hewlett Harbor [Photo gallery]
Jill and Robert Hoberman began decorating their Hewlett Harbor home more than 20 years ago when their children were young. more
Honoree Marty Schwartz teed off at the Marty Mongoni golf outing held by the Kiwanis Club of the Five Towns last month.
Five Towns Kiwanis members shoot better than par [Photo gallery]
There were 98 golfers and 122 dinner guests at the 43rd annual Marty Mongoni golf outing held by the Kiwanis Club of the Five Towns at the Woodmere Club on July 18 that honored Kiwanis member Marty Schwartz. more
Team Extreme before the Friendship Circle Five Towns Generosity 5K Run/Walk at North Woodmere Park on June 19.
Running and walking to support the Friendship Circle in North Woodmere [Photo gallery]
Nearly 40 women ran or walked the 5K course that began and ended in North Woodmere Park last Sunday as part of the Friendship Circle Five Towns Generosity 5K Run/Walk that as of press time has raised $19,557 to help the Jewish organization for children with special needs. more
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