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Presidential Debate at Hofstra to affect NICE bus service
On Oct. 16, Hofstra University will host the Presidential Debate at its Hempstead campus. Because of the highest level of security surrounding the event, NICE bus service in the surrounding Nassau … more
County Executive launches security campaign
Two days before the start of the Jewish High Holy Days, Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano came to the steps of Congregation B'Nai Sholom-Beth David on Hempstead Avenue in Rockville Centre to unveil … more
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At the Nassau County Active Shooter and Security Briefing on Sept. 10, Police Commissioner Thomas Dale said schools should take pre-planned steps to safeguard their students.
Ensuring safety among congregants and students in the Five Towns
In the wake of recent shootings at a movie theatre in Colorado, Sikh temple in Wisconsin and at Texas A&M University, Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano aimed to raise awareness about the importance of being prepared for such incidents. more
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At the security forum in Lawrence, Nassau County Police Commissioner Thomas Dale made several key points about fighting crime and terrorism.
What if it wasn’t …nothing?
An unidentified man dressed differently from the bar mitzvah attendees at a synagogue wants access to the building. Outside the temple, a person in a parked car appears to be more of a potential threat than a law enforcement agent. more
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On March 31, keep an eye on your computer
Alas, Chicken Little may be right. A group calling itself Anonymous has posted its intention to shut down the Internet on March 31. more
Based on the potential for violence against Jewish communities, Village of Lawrence Mayor Martin Oliner, left, had security expert Paul Goldenberg, right, address Five Towns leaders at Village Hall.
This probably nothing but ...
Prompted by current world events where the situation between Israel, Iran and the U.S. has the Jewish community on edge, Village of Lawrence Mayor Martin Oliner convened a local security summit in Village Hall on Feb. 2. more
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Five Towns Crime Watch
Grand larceny Woodmere-A laptop computer, digital camera, iPod, sunglasses and assorted clothing were stolen from vehicle parked on Fulton Street between Aug. 18 at 11 p.m. and Aug. 19 at 8:45 a.m., police said. more
Joel Gerstel, a Cedarhurst native, was elected president and CEO of the American Parkinson Disease Association.
Cedarhurst's Joel Gerstel named president and CEO of American Parkinson Disease Association
Cedarhurst resident, Joel Gerstel, will take on more responsibilities as he was elected president and CEO of the American Parkinson Disease Association at the end of May. more
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Cedarhurst-based attorney Eric Shore has helped thousands of people collect Social Security benefits.
A rewarding way to practice law
Eric Shore was planning to practice personal injury law, but while waiting to be admitted to the bar he decided to pursue Social Security cases, and discovered how rewarding that field is. more
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Danette Jemal, the first woman security guard in her union shop and Lawrence High School, was honored for being a trailblazer in her field.
Paving the way for other women
Fourteen years ago Danette Jemal got a full-time job as a security guard in the Lawrence School District after she became a single mother and was left to support her two children, but what she didn’t know was that she was leading the way for women in her field. more
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