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Hewlett Harbor Mayor Mark Weiss addressed residents at the Seawane Country Club on Oct. 15 about recent criminal activity in the village. With him were, from left, 4th Precinct Commanding Officer Joseph Barbieri, village Trustee Tom Cohen and Sgt. Leslie Moulds.
Hewlett Harbor Village sees crime ‘uptick’
In Hewlett Harbor, a recent “uptick” in the theft of upscale vehicles pushed village officials to request a meeting with Nassau County police to discuss the problem. more
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The Kiwanis Club of the Five Towns donated three pediatric trauma kits to NCPD’s 4th Precinct on July 25. From left, Kiwanis member Nancy Baxter, Kiwanis member Jeff Greenfield, Nassau County Executive Laura Curran, County Police Commissioner Patrick Ryder, Det. Lt. Richard LeBrun, Kiwanis Pediatric Trauma Foundation member Joseph Corace and Kiwanis member Tom Cohen.
Helping children in a medical emergency
To help the police aid young people in medical distress, the Kiwanis Club of the Five Towns donated three pediatric trauma kits to the Nassau County Police Department’s 4th Precinct in Hewlett. more
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Village of Lawrence Mayor Alex Edelman gave his ‘State of the Village’ address at the May 16 Lawrence Association meeting and described the villages’ financial situation as ‘excellent.’
‘State of the Village’ address delivered at Lawrence Association meeting
Lawrence mayor Alex H. Edelman touched on a number of items when he delivered his annual “State of the Village” address at the latest Lawrence Association meeting at the Lawrence Yacht and Country Club. more
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Vehicles sped by at the intersection of Church Avenue and Peninsula Boulevard on Oct. 17 as a student at the northeast corner waited to cross Peninsula Boulevard.
Not safe at these Woodmere corners
Standing at the southwest corner of Church Avenue and Peninsula Boulevard can be a perilous proposition, as vehicles speed by in multiple directions, headed straight ahead or turning. Signals regulating the fast flow of traffic don’t seem to make the intersection any less dangerous. more
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George Heino showed off the swag he picked up at National Night Out at Andrew J. Paris Cedarhurst Park. At left, fellow Woodmere resident Yitzchak Carroll, a Nassau County District Attorney office liaison.
Getting the word out on policing and safety in Cedarhurst
T-shirts, snacks, rulers, coloring books and pamphlets were the swag handed out and material on serious topics such as child abuse, rape, internet safety and mental health was available as the Nassau … more
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Nassau County police officers from the 4th Precinct helped revive a man who had gone into cardiac arrest in Hewlett on April 20.
Police revive man in Hewlett
Two 4th Precinct police officers helped to revive a man who apparently suffered a heart attack while in a vehicle at 3:46 p.m. in Hewlett on April 20, police said. more
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The renovated 4th Precinct in Hewlett was officially unveiled on Tuesday. From left were Nassau County Police Chief Kevin Smith, County Executive Ed Mangano, Commissioner Patrick Ryder, and precinct Commanding Officer Lee Steinberg.
Nassau County police unveil refurbished 4th Precinct in Hewlett
Police, elected officials and community members gathered on Sheridan Avenue, immediately off Broadway in Hewlett for the grand opening of the renovated 4th Precinct building on Tuesday. more
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Lawrence High School basketball players will cede their home court to their football-playing peers and local police for a game on May 22. Above, junior Roy Vazana drove to the hoop this past season.
Keeping it cool between school and the police
To help forge better relations between the Lawrence School District and the police officers who serve its communities of Atlantic Beach, Cedarhurst, Lawrence, Inwood, North Woodmere and Woodmere, local leaders organized a basketball game on Monday, May 22 at 6:30 p.m. in the Lawrence High School gymnasium. more
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Kiwanis of the Five Towns honored two 4th Precinct police officers at the group’s yearly Police Night. From left were Deputy Chief Ronald Walsh, Deputy Commissioner Pat Ryder, Past Kiwanis President Anthony Campanile, Inspector Lee Steinberg, honoree James Disanti, President Tom Cohen, honoree Anthony Draghi and Det. Lt. Leslie Moulds.
Five Towns Kiwanis honors 4th Precinct police officers
The Kiwanis of the Five Towns recognized Det. Anthony Draghi and police officer James Disanti for their service to the 4th Precinct at the organization’s annual Police Appreciation Night at Frank’s Steakhouse in Rockville Centre on March 16. more
Town of Hempstead Town Clerk Nasrin Ahmad, along with Supervisor Anthony Santino, showed off a facsimile check with Deputy Inspector Danny Gluck, center, which will benefit the auxiliary police units in the Five Towns (109) and Oceanside (119).
Town of Hempstead gives Nassau auxiliary police $2,000
The Town of Hempstead showed its support of the auxiliary police units by presenting Deputy Inspector Danny Gluck, commanding officer of the 4th Precinct South unit, with $2,000 for the Five Towns and Oceanside volunteer police units, last month. more
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