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A FedEx truck collided with a brick wall of a Hewlett Harbor house causing the partial collapse of the home's roof.
FedEx truck crashes into Hewlett Harbor home
The roof of a home at 1322 Auerbach Ave. in Hewlett Harbor partially collapsed after a FedEx truck crashed into a brick wall on the property at 1:15 p.m. on March 12, according to the Hewlett Fire Department. more
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Pianist Evan Mitchell performed several classical pieces to honor the memory of Five Towns Music and Art Foundation founder Selma Seider.
Remembering foundation founder Selma Seider [Photo gallery]
The Five Towns Music and Art Foundation remembered the life of one of its founders, Selma Seider, with a musical performance by pianist Evan Mitchell at 10 Willow Pond Lane in Hewlett Harbor on Jan. 6 from 2 to 3:30 p.m. more
Since Hurricane Sandy hit on Oct. 29, Sanitary District No. 1 has picked up more than 15 million pounds of storm debris from the Five Towns, compared with 1.2 million pounds in the same time period in 2011.
No trash talk here in the Five Towns
At a Lawrence Association meeting back in November 2011, nearly 100 Five Towns residents complained about the lack of service and attentiveness from Sanitary District No. 1, which picks up trash and recyclables throughout the community. more
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Dr. Ed Orzac founded Franklin Medical Center in Valley Stream.
Year in Review, December: Ed Orzac, founder of Franklin Medical Center, dies
Dr. Edward Orzac, a Hewlett Harbor resident, died at home on Dec. 9, after a long illness. He was 95. more
Ed Orzac founded the Franklin Medical Center, travelled the world and taught at several medical school.
Adored family man and friend remembered
When Beatrice Orzac’s friend set her up on a blind date she was reluctant to go but once she laid eyes on Ed Orzac, a clean cut gentleman, the two were married on July 18, 1948 and their adventures as a couple began. more
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Dr. Edward Orzac founded Franklin Medical Center, taught at several medical schools and provided free medical care in three countries.
Dr. Ed Orzac dies at 95
His medical career began shortly before World War II, and didn’t end until the 21st century was beginning. Dr. Edward Orzac, a Hewlett Harbor resident, will be remembered for the many things he accomplished. more
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James Reynolds, from Valley Stream, worked on a speed post on Adams Road in Hewlett Harbor. To keep cool he drank water and took breaks.
Trying to stay cool in the Five Towns
The mini heat wave that occurred from July 16 to July 18, with highs up to 94 degrees according to weather.com, had working people in the Five Towns trying to find ways to stay cool and refreshed. more
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Photo by Jeffrey Bessen/Herald Nicole Kreizel of Hewlett is performing a variety of duties, including reporting, writing and picture taking during her summer internship for the Nassau Herald.
Introducing summer intern Nicole Kreizel
For the past two weeks I have been working as an intern for the Nassau Herald. more
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Stecher and Horowitz host the New York International Piano Competition, a biennial event that is open to all pianists of all nationalities between the ages of 16 and 21.
Propelling young people’s musical talents
Though the Stecher and Horowitz School for the Arts moved from Cedarhurst to Manhattan in 1999, the piano duo’s legacy is still alive in the Five Towns. more
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Lee Israel — Woodsburgh
Five Towns village elections on June 19
The villages of Woodsburgh, Hewlett Bay Park, Hewlett Harbor and Hewlett Neck will hold elections on June 19 for mayor and trustee seats for their respective village boards. All terms are two years. All candidates are unopposed. more
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