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The HWBA plans to form a new executive board, and Hewlett resident David Friedman is expected to be the new president.

New president for Hewlett-Woodmere Business Association

Hewlett-Woodmere Business Association President Jaime Wysocki will step down at the end of her two-year term next month, and the current 1st vice president, David Friedman, is expected to take the reins of the organization that was created in a merger of the Hewlett Business Association and the Woodmere Merchants Association in 2012. more

By Jeff Bessen | 11/19/14

Arts Below Sunrise included a number of seasonal activities. Above, sisters, Sienna, 7, and Alexa, 5, Lapaglia painted pumpkins.

Fun, food and music at Arts Below Sunrise [Photo gallery]

Musical entertainment, a variety of food, vendors and demonstration highlighted the third annual Arts Below Sunrise street fair that took place along Broadway in Hewlett and Woodmere on Oct. 5. more

10/8/14

Hewlett Happenings student columnist Lauren Dana.

Arts Below Sunrise bonds the community

The third annual Arts Below Sunrise fair took place On Oct. 5. The community gathering brought out teachers, families, students and many volunteers who all came together to enjoy a day filled with fun, food and play for people of all ages. more

By Lauren Dana | 10/8/14

Arts Below Sunrise, a street fair on Broadway between Hewlett and Woodmere, will take place on Oct. 5. Mara Riegel was amazed with her new look at last year’s festival.

Arts Below Sunrise continues to grow

Now in its third year, the Arts Below Sunrise street fair continues to grow as a third stage will be added at Irving Place that will include dance and martial arts demonstrations in response to a request from merchants on Broadway in Woodmere. more

By Jeff Bessen | 9/24/14

After having her face painted at the festival, Mara Riegel, 7, reveled in her new look.

Building community spirit through fun

Hewlett and Woodmere came together for the second annual Arts Below Sunrise festival, as the food, music, arts, and attractions made Broadway in those communities the place to be last Sunday. more

Yitzchak Carroll | 10/2/13

Seizing the opportunities to be involved

The crowd was a roaring sea of blue and white as the Hewlett Bulldogs scored the first touchdown at their Homecoming game last Saturday. more

Alison Hagen | 9/25/13

Arts Below Sunrise is a one-day festival that seeks to promote the Hewlett and Woodmere communities and raise money for the public schools endowment fund. Above, the Toby Tobias Ensemble will perform at the event. From left, Mike Nugent, Cyndi Hazell, Mario Staiano, Toby Tobias and Steve Blatt.

Bringing Hewlett and Woodmere together

Live music, dancers, craft vendors, artists, an outdoor bowling alley, health screenings and food, will be part of the second annual Arts Below Sunrise festival on Sunday beginning at 10 a.m. The musical entertainment starts two hours later for the event that ends at 5 p.m. more

By Jeff Bessen | 9/25/13

Hewlett-Woodmere Business Association members have sought to create a stronger bond between their communities. At their installation breakfast in April, they held a memorial for Treasurer Michael Ludwig, who died in March.

Working to build a better neighborhood

When Hewlett-Woodmere Business Association President Jaime Wysocki recruits new members for the organization, she reminds them that although many business associations cater only to businesses, she has decided to take a different approach. more

By Ann Friedman | 7/24/13

Hewlett High School students are involved in helping to revive the community’s Memorial Day parade, slated for May 27. From left were, high school students Talei Tarakinikini, Jaime Kasner and Sydney Rosenblum.

Paying tribute to past and present veterans

In an effort to bring two communities together and recognize military service veterans, the Youth Leadership Forum at Hewlett High School met on April 12 to talk about ways to improve this year’s Memorial Day parade, which hasn’t be held for the past three years. more

By Ann E. Friedman | 4/17/13

Come one, come all, to the fair!

The days are becoming noticeably shorter, and the air is gradually turning cooler. Children have returned from camp. Vacations spent at the beach or in the mountains are ending. more

8/23/12

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