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The view from a home on Madison Avenue in Cedarhurst.
Villages clean-up on Saturday
The villages of Cedarhurst and Lawrence continued their snow clean-up on Saturday. more
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The mayors of four villages in the Five Towns held a forum on safety and security at the Woodmere Club on Dec. 4. From left were Steve Kaufman of Hewlett Bay Park, Ross Epstein of Hewlett Neck, Mark Weiss of Hewlett Harbor and Lee Israel of Woodsburgh.
Enlisting the public’s help
Looking to squelch a small crime problem before it becomes worse, the villages of Hewlett Bay Park, Hewlett Harbor, Hewlett Neck and Woodsburgh are planning to launch a program called Call to Quell next month. more
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The UJA-Federation of New York
Five Towners honored by UJA-Federation of New York
Raquel and Lee Israel, of Woodsburgh, along with Hewlett Harbor resident Martin Rosen were honored by the UJA-Federation of New York’s South Shore Division for their inspiration and leadership to the Jewish community at the Seawane Club in Hewlett Harbor on Oct. 3. more
Chris Koegel crossed the finish line first at the third annual Five Towns Community Chest 5K Run/Walk that moved through villages in Hewlett.
Running to support Five Towns neighbors [Photo gallery]
In the first year of the Southwest Nassau Run Series, the Five Towns Community Chest held its third annual 5K Run/Walk on Oct. 20 that wound its way around the villages of Hewlett Harbor and Hewlett Neck, starting and ending at the high school. more
Woodmere resident Torrey Wells was charged with burglarizing a Hewlett Harbor home.
Woodmere man charged in Hewlett Harbor burglary
After being confronted by the homeowner, a Woodmere man removed the items from his car he had taken from a Hewlett Harbor house and fled in the vehicle on Oct. 8, according to police. more
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The lease for the former Middle Bay County Club in Oceanside, which reopened as the South Bay Country Club, was assigned to Tariq Kahn of Hewlett Harbor by the club’s owner, but now he wants it terminated.
Landlord moves to terminate Kahn lease
J.W. Mays department store heir Lloyd Shulman, who owns the South Bay Country Club in Oceanside through a corporation called Weinstein Enterprises has moved in federal bankruptcy court to terminate the lease granted in March by the court to Hewlett Harbor resident Tariq Kahn, the majority partner in the leaseholder, South Bay Country Club, citing 65 violations of the lease, some of which, Shulman claims, are violations of the law as well. more
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The villages of Hewlett Harbor and Hewlett Bay Park seek to end the problem of floating algae and muck in Willow Pond by treating them with enzymes.
Remediating Willow Pond
As rising temperatures, shallow water, and blooms of algae and duckweed are plaguing Willow Pond, the villages of Hewlett Harbor and Hewlett Bay Park seek to restore the watering hole through a series of enzyme treatments, which would begin as early as July 29. more
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7-Eleven sues Tariq Khan
A Hewlett Harbor resident who owns five 7-Eleven stores, including ones in Lynbrook, Rockville Centre and Elmont, is being sued by the Dallas-based company for at least $1 million, accused of cheating the corporation out of hundreds of thousands of dollars for at least four years. more
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On Election Day in Lawrence, Sarah Laufer with voter-in-training, daughter Aliza, 2, at village hall before she cast her ballot for trustee.
New trustee in Lawrence; Israel is Woodsburgh mayor
The Village of Lawrence will add a new face to its Board of Trustees as Alex Edelman won election on Tuesday over Unity Party running mate David Seidemann, 567 to 558. Incumbent Trustee Michael Fragin was the top vote-getter in the at-large election with 758 votes. The terms are two years. more
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Hewlett Harbor Trustee and Deputy Mayor Len Oppenheimer is running unopposed for his fourth two-year term.
Trustees run unopposed in Hewlett villages
Hewlett Harbor Trustee and Deputy Mayor Len Oppenheimer is running for re-election for his fourth two-year term. more
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