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The Hewlett-Woodmere Business Association hosted its annual Hanukkah celebration lighting on Sunday, the first night of the eight-day Jewish holiday. Steve Bouskila lit the menorah.
Having a Happy Hanukkah in Hewlett
Gathered around the Veterans Memorial Triangle at the intersection of Broadway and West Broadway in Hewlett for the annual Hewlett-Woodmere Business Association menorah lighting on Sunday, the first night of the eight-day Jewish holiday of Hanukkah. more
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Democrat Lisa Daniels is the Herald's choice in Nassau County Legislative District 7.
Lisa Daniels is the choice in L.D. 7
In 2013, Democrat Lisa Daniels challenged Republican County Legislator Howard Kopel when he was running for a second term. Fast-forward to 2021 and Kopel, now the Legislature’s deputy presiding officer, is running for a seventh two-year term. more
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Hewlett-Woodmere Faculty Association members fanned out across the school district, including the Peninsula Shopping Center, above, to support businesses and enhance its scholarship.
Hewlett-Woodmere Faculty Association enhances scholarships, supports businesses
More than $1,500 was added to the Community Service scholarships the Hewlett-Woodmere Faculty Association awards with five members first purchasing $100 gift cards and certificates from 20 local businesses and then raising the money by raffling off the cards and certificates to HWFA members who bought tickets for the drawing. more
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National Grid will replace the 100--year-old gas main that stretches from Peninsula Boulevard to West Broadway in Cedarhurst. The work is expected to take four months.
Cedarhurst’s century-old gas main to be replaced
The 100-year-old gas main under Cedarhurst Avenue that stretches from Peninsula Boulevard to West Broadway will be replaced by National Grid beginning this week, with the project expected to take roughly four months, officials said. more
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Washington Avenue between West Broadway and the Long Island Rail Road tracks and 6th Avenue between Washington and Madison avenues in Cedarhurst will be repaved beginning on Sept. 7.
Cedarhurst roadwork starts Sept. 7
Cedarhurst village will repave Washington Avenue between West Broadway and the Long Island Rail Road tracks and 6th Avenue between Washington and Madison avenues on Sept, 7, 8, 11 and 13, officials said.   more
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New piping, service lines and fire hydrants will be installed along Washington Avenue, between Pearsall Avenue and West Broadway in Cedarhurst, this summer.
New piping on Washington Avenue in Cedarhurst
From now through mid-August, Washington Avenue, between Pearsall Avenue and West Broadway in Cedarhurst, will first have more than 2,500 feet of aging water main pipes replaced by New York American Water, along with 70 service lines and five fire hydrants. more
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After nearly 13 years at the helm of the Lawrence Teachers Association Lori Skonberg stepped down.
Lawrence Teachers Association president Lori Skonberg steps down, to retire in 2022
Lori Skonberg grew up with dyslexia — difficulty with learning to read or interpret words, letters and other symbols — at a time when discerning such disorders was not as common as it is now. more
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Cedarhurst resident Bradley Goldberg was charged with multiple counts of harassment. His alleged targets are Jewish people, including rabbis and Nassau police.
Cedarhurst resident charged with harassment
A Cedarhurst resident who has allegedly made repeated “threats to life” against several Jewish people, including a number of rabbis and members of the Nassau County Police Department was arrested by 4th Precinct officers on patrol at 1:50 a.m. on May 11, police said. more
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Four hedge maples of the 39 planted by Nassau County along Broadway between Linden Street and Woodmere Boulevard in Woodmere.
Hedge maple trees take root in Woodmere
The 39 hedge maple trees that were planted between Linden Street and Woodmere Boulevard along Broadway in Woodmere last month are part of Nassau County’s initiative to plant at least 500 new trees this year. more
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The Lawrence School District needs public approval to buy this house at 287 Mott Ave. in Inwood for an expanded play area for Lawrence Primary School.
Voting on Lawrence schools and Peninsula library budgets is May 11
While the proposed Lawrence School District budget for the 2021-22 school year is identical to the current operating budget – $102,490,053 with 0 percent tax-cap increase – one thing has changed since Assistant superintendent for Business and Operations Jeremy Feder unveiled the preliminary fiscal plan in March: Lawrence will not lost nearly $60,000 in state aid. more
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