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The Seawane Country Club’s “living room,” where members relax and watch ball games, also hosts cocktail hours.

Jared Brecher and Dan Klein, two longtime friends who attended the same college and live in Manhattan, are the new owners of the 92-year-old Seawane Country Club in Hewlett Harbor. more

By Jeff Bessen | 12/12/19

Hewlett Harbor Mayor Mark Weiss addressed residents at the Seawane Country Club on Oct. 15 about recent criminal activity in the village. With him were, from left, 4th Precinct Commanding Officer Joseph Barbieri, village Trustee Tom Cohen and Sgt. Leslie Moulds.

Hewlett Harbor Village sees crime ‘uptick’

In Hewlett Harbor, a recent “uptick” in the theft of upscale vehicles pushed village officials to request a meeting with Nassau County police to discuss the problem. more

By Matthew Ferremi | 10/24/19

Israel Defense Forces Capt. Libby Weiss (res.), left, will be the guest speaker at the first-ever South Shore UJA-Federation dinner. At right is IDF Major Keren Hajioff.

UJA will honor South Shore residents in Hewlett Harbor on Sept. 24

The United Jewish Appeal-Federation of New York will honor nine residents of Nassau County’s South Shore with Community Leadership awards at its inaugural South Shore dinner on Tuesday, Sept. 24 at 6 p.m., at the Seawane Country Club in Hewlett Harbor. more

By Jeff Bessen | 9/19/19

Hewlett Harbor board members, from left, Thomas Cohen, Kenneth Korblau, Mayor Mark Weiss and Deputy Mayor Leonard Oppenheimer voted to approve the Seawane Country Club’s application to sell 1.12 acres at the July 11 meeting. Trustee Jonathan Polakoff did not attend.

Village of Hewlett Harbor OK's land sale

The Hewlett Harbor village board voted 4-0 on July 11 to approve an application by the Seawane Country Club to subdivide a 62.75-acre parcel in order to build a single-family home on 1.12 acres. more

By Matthew Ferremi | 7/18/19

Seawane subdivision hearing on July 11

As part of what Seawane Country Club officials earlier in the year called a 10-year plan to sustain the 91-year-old Hewlett Harbor facility, they have submitted an application to subdivide two lots, sell the parcels for residential development to create revenue for the club, which is struggling financially as membership has declined. more

7/3/19

Lawrence Deputy Mayor Michael Fragin and Trustee Daniel J. Goldstein won re-election with 155 and 139 votes, respectively.

Five Towns village election results are in

The results are in for the village elections in the Five Towns. more

By Matthew Ferremi | 6/18/19

The Center for Adult Life Enrichment held its annual luncheon at the Seawane Country Club on May 15, and honored long-standing members: Don Newman, left, Claire Ganzfried and Stanley Brill.

CALE honors three longtime members in Hewlett Harbor

The Seawane Country Club in Hewlett Harbor once again hosted the annual Center for Adult Life Enrichment gala luncheon, this year on May 15. Longtime members Stanley Brill, Claire Ganzfried and Don Newman were honored. more

Compiled by Jeffrey Bessen and Frank Gargano | 6/6/19

Incumbent Hewlett Harbor Trustees Leonard Oppenheimer and Jonathan Polakoff are running unopposed in the June 18 election.

Village elections take place on June 18

A half dozen Five Towns villages will hold elections on June 18. All the incumbents are running unopposed. All seats are two-year terms except for Lawrence village justice. more

By Matthew Ferremi | 6/6/19

Hewlett Harbor Mayor Mark Weiss, center left, and Nassau County Police Commissioner Patrick Ryder pressed the button that activates the Ring Doorbell 2. With them were, from left, Hewlett Harbor resident Gil Bruh; Village Trustees Tom Cohen, Leonard Oppenheimer and Jonathan Polakoff; State Assemblyman Melissa Miller; and Trustee Kenneth Kornblau.

Hewlett Harbor village introduces Operation Private Eyes

Despite already being one of the safest villages on Long Island, Hewlett Harbor has taken the initiative to improve on that reputation. more

By Matthew Ferremi | 5/16/19

National Grid’s three-month-long gas main project along East Rockaway Road in Hewlett left the busy road in poor shape — including this spot, between Schencks Lane and Auerbach Avenue.

East Rockaway Road in Hewlett, torn up for National Grid work, leaves motorists fuming

For over five months, motorists who use East Rockaway Road — which stretches from Broadway, in Hewlett, to Waverly Avenue, where the roadway morphs into Main Street, in the village of East Rockaway — have had anything but a smooth drive. more

By Matthew Ferremi | 4/11/19

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