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Singer/songwriter Stuart Markus entertained Center for Adult Enrichment members with a varied song repertoire on Feb. 3.

Covid-19 virus did not stop Hewlett-based CALE

Center for Adult Life Enrichment Executive Director Lee Gerardi personally welcomes and walks members into what was the carriage house of the Hewlett estate on the Hewlett High School campus at 37 East Rockaway Road. more

By Jeff Bessen | 2/13/22

Volunteer Joseph Margolin, presented his illustrated lecture ‘Jews in remote parts of the word’ at the Center for Adult Life Enrichment on Sept. 24.

Center for Adult Life Enrichment in Hewlett is open

The Center for Adult Life Enrichment’s front door is blocked by two chairs to help ensure members and visitors can be checked in. Executive Director Lee Gerardi asks the visitor to use the hand sanitizer attached to the wall to the left of the entrance way. more

By Jeff Bessen | 9/29/20

CALE board Members were sworn in on Dec. 12. From left new board member Joseph Margolin, Rhonnie Fischman and Liz Ropers, Clare Ganzfried and new board members Mary Harrow and Arlene Gewanter. In back, Richard Braverman, left, and new board member. Mark Secaur. Penny Santiago, far right, administered the oath of office.

CALE in Hewlett installs board members

The Center for Adult Life Enrichment celebrating its 70th year of serving the community, especially its seniors, held its annual installation of officers ceremony in the Atria Lynbrook, a supportive living facility for seniors, on Dec. 12. more

By Jeff Bessen | 12/19/19

National Council of Jewish Women-Peninsula Section Hannah G. Solomon Award-winner Carole Tolkin with State Sen. Todd Kaminsky at the Founder’s Day lunch.

Longtime Five Towns resident Carole Tolkin receives NCJW award

Carole Tolkin, a longtime Five Towns resident now living in Manhattan, was presented with the prestigious Hannah G. Solomon Award from the Lawrence-based National Council of Jewish Women-Peninsula Section. more

By Jeff Bessen | 9/19/19

Lee Gerardi considers one of the many decisions she needs to make as CALE executive director.

New Center for Adult Life Enrichment executive director is all in

Lee Gerardi does not like to reveal much about her private life, however that reticence loosens when she works, volunteers or cares for family members — then she is all in. Sharing that her … more

By Jeff Bessen | 1/24/19

Town of Hempstead Supervisor Laura Gillen, far right, administered the oath of office to the Center for Adult Life Enrichment’s executive board. From left, Vice President Norma Rosenberg, Treasurer Marilyn Cranin, Secretary Irene Levy and President Richard Braverman. Not pictured, Corresponding Secretary Francine Feigenbaum.

Installing the Center for Adult Life Enrichment officers in Lynbrook

The Hewlett-based Center for Adult Life Enrichment that offers programs, activities, trips and get-togethers for seniors marked another a year of transition with its annual installation of officers … more

By Jeff Bessen | 12/20/18

After 18 years, Georgiana Wolfson is stepping down as executive director of the Center for Adult Life Enrichment.

Hewlett-based Center for Adult Life Enrichment leader Georgiana Wolfson steps downs

To encapsulate the career of Georgiana Wolfson in a few hundred words would not do justice to how much this Oceanside has accomplished in 66 years from working as a dental assistant to executive director of the Center for Adult Life Enrichment in Hewlett. more

By Jeff Bessen | 7/5/18

CALE’s Executive Director, Georgiana Wolfson, spoke to the seniors and students at the intergenerational get together. At Wolfson’s right was CALE member Don Newman.

Connecting the generations at the Center for Adult Life Enrichment

Woodmere Middle School students learned what their lives would have been like if they grew up on the in the 1940s and ’50s, as members of Center for Adult Life Enrichment in Hewlett shared their stories in an intergenerational gathering on May 22. more

By Tyler Marko | 6/1/17

The Center for Adult Life Enrichment honored Town of Hempstead Supervisor Anthony Santino, left, at its annual gala. At right is his eighth grade math teacher, Rosalind Deutschman.

This is your life, Anthony Santino

Town of Hempstead Supervisor Anthony Santino was recognized for his many years for public service by the Hewlett-based Center for Adult Life Enrichment at its annual gala luncheon at the Seawane Club in Hewlett Harbor on May 18. more

6/1/17

Hewlett High School juniors Rom Raviv, left, and Ben Rapp, volunteer an hour of their time each week to work on updating the Center for Adult Life Enrichment’s bimonthly calendar.

Weekly helping hands at CALE

Each week, a group of about five Hewlett High School students visit the Center for Adult Life Enrichment on the school’s campus to volunteer their time and skills to help the seniors. more

By Diana Colapietro | 1/18/17

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