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Five Towns Crime Watch
Grand larceny CEDARHURST - Two snow blowers were stolen from a building on Cedarhurst Avenue on Jan. 20 between 5 p.m. and Jan. 21 at 12 a.m., police said. more
The Village of Hewlett Bay Park adopted a local law to override the state’s 2 percent tax cap levy should money, not budgeted, be needed for emergency situations.
Five Towns villages concerned about budget shortfalls
The Village of Hewlett Bay Park approved the override of the New York State 2 percent tax cap levy that would give the village a financial cushion in emergencies that are not covered in the budget and other villages in the Five Towns expect to discuss doing the same at future board meetings. more
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Boon logs were installed in Willow Pond to prevent debris getting into Schenks Circle, the north end of the pond, during the dredging and clean-up process.
Villages seek residents help for Willow Pond
The villages of Hewlett Harbor and Hewlett Bay Park are seeking to dredge Willow Pond and officials are calling on residents to assist in the grant researching and writing process. more
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Willow Pond in the Village of Hewlett Harbor is expected to be restored following years of neglect as storm water run off, sediment and debris have built up to fill in the body of water that was used as a watering hole for area settlers in the 1600s.
Restoring a historical local watering hole
After years of neglect and a buildup of storm water run off, sediment and debris, a nearly half a million dollar project to restore the natural habitat of Willow Pond in the Village of Hewlett Harbor is expected to get underway this fall. more
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Hewlett Bay Park voted to enact a 60-day building freeze that will only affect new home construction and renovations that are 50 percent or more of a house’s full area.
Hewlett Bay Park adopts building freeze
Before voting to adopt a 60-day building freeze in order to update building and zoning codes in the Village of Hewlett Bay Park, Mayor Steven Kaufman said he is not in favor of a moratorium but that it would be better than, “enacting a law we would be sorry about.” more
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Hewlett Bay Park village will hold a public hearing on July 25 about a proposed 60-day building moratorium.
Hewlett Bay Park considers building freeze
To ensure that this next update of its building and zoning codes received the proper amount of review, the Village of Hewlett Bay Park is considering enacting a moratorium on building in the nearly half-mile sized village. more
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Five Towns Crime Watch
MEADOWMERE-Bhanoomatti Narain, 47, of Hollis was arrested for shoplifting at a Rockaway Turnpike department store on April 9 at 1 p.m., police said. more
Five Towns Crime Watch
INWOOD-Ephraim S. McCLean, 33, of Beach 12th Street in Far Rockaway, was charged on March 11 with two counts of burglary-third degree for his role in two burglaries, police said. more
One of the many photographs saved by Lorraine Abramson’s mother that appears in the book. Abramson (center) won gold in two races at the 1965 Maccabi Games. She didn’t run the races barefoot, but had taken off her spikes before being called to the podium after the 100m victory.
A race to remember family history
Not wanting her four grandchildren to have the same regrets she had about not asking her grandparents questions about family history, Hewlett Bay Park resident Lorraine Lotzof Abramson wrote her memoir. more
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Elections uncontested in Hewletts; Lawrence has trustee race
The June 15 elections in the tiny Five Towns villages of Hewlett Bay Park, Hewlett Neck and Woodsburgh will be uncontested. Hewlett Harbor Mayor Mark Weiss is running for a second term with … more
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