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Hewlett Neck village, which shares a Village Hall with Hewlett Bay Park and Woodsburgh, is considering establishing a village court.
Seeking more law and order
The Village of Hewlett Neck is considering establishing a village court identical to the ones operated by the neighboring villages of Hewlett Bay Park and Woodsburgh, and the villages of Atlantic Beach, Cedarhurst and Lawrence. more
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Hewlett Harbor village is rebuilding its infrastructure in order to stop the flooding along Pepperidge Road, above. Larger drainage pipes could be installed in the area as part of the process.
Small villages focus on big problems
Hurricane Sandy rebuilding talk often swirls around larger communities, but the smaller Five Towns villages of Hewlett Harbor and Hewlett Neck are also seeking to mitigate the damage caused by flooding. 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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Four wild dogs have been sighted wandering through villages in the Five Towns. One of the dogs on the marshland where the pack has been living.
Wild dogs roam the Five Towns
A pack of four wild dogs are roaming through the Five Towns villages of Hewlett Bay Park, Hewlett Harbor, Hewlett Neck, Woodsburgh, Cedarhurst and Lawrence, according to Guy Bove of the Town of Hempstead’s Animal Shelter. more
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A Hewlett Neck woman was injured after her Woodmere Boulevard S. home was burglarized.
Hewlett Neck home burglarized, resident injured
A Hewlett Neck woman, 56, was injured after she confronted a man who took unspecified possessions from her Woodmere Boulevard S. house on Nov. 23, according to police. more
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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
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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Three Hewlett Neck residents overcome by carbon monoxide
Three Hewlett Neck residents on Dolphin Drive, a mother, and two children, ages 1 and 2, were overcome by carbon monoxide on Feb. 3 at 11:47 a.m., according to Woodmere Fire Department Chief Leonard Cherson. more
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Hewlett Neck resident Samantha Cohen contacted the Village of Cedarhurst and had Mayor Andrew J. Parise join with other government entities and the United Nations in proclaiming Oct. 11, the International Day of the Girl. From left were, NCJW Generation: Next coordinator Pam Sheldon, Parise, Cohen and her father, Shlomo Cohen.
Proclaiming Oct 11, the day of the girl in Cedarhurst
Hewlett High School junior Samantha Cohen, a member of Generation: Next, the teenage group connected with the National Council of Jewish Women, Peninsula Section, spearheaded an effort to have the Village of Cedarhurst join with other municipalities and the United Nations to declare Oct. 11, the International Day of the Girl. more
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