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Volunteer gardeners harvested produce donated to the Interfaith Nutritional Network. From left Laura Fratti, Matthew Sasso, Elma Cox, Daphne Capon (seated), Jen Cohen, Carrie Zheng, Tina Zheng, Andrew Sasso, Bobby Fratti, Lily Cohen, David Rifkind, Audrey Sasso, Stella Fratti, Natalie Sasso, Audrey Sasso, Icela Fischthal, Tammy Pierrot, Justin Akturk, Olga Akturk, and Adrian Akturk.
Mary Brennan, how does the Hewlett garden grow?
The Hewlett Community Garden that is behind Hewlett House on East Rockaway Avenue in Hewlett grows a variety of vegetables and Long Island native tree in eight raised beds that are 30-feet long. Six of the beds are 4-feet wide and two are 6-feet wide. There is also a composting shed. more
The tomato plants were harvested at the garden on Aug. 9, by from left Ramiel Jeacoma, Betsey Jeacoma, Elma Cox and Mark Jeacoma.
A united community blossoms at the garden
On a warm summer evening roughly 20 people came to the Hewlett-Woodmere Community Garden Learning Center to harvest a few of their plants and to enjoy some ice cream. more
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Sarah O’Connor riding through Amish country in Pennsylvania last week.
Malvernite is all-INN for cross-country bike ride
Malvernite Sarah O’Connor always dreamed of biking from New York to California, and in April she decided to take on the herculean challenge. more
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Hewlett-Woodmere students learn horticultural techniques, such as how to germinate and prepare seeds, with garden advisor Bob Sympson, at left.
Planting a legacy in Hewlett
Dust off your gardening tools and make your way to the place known as the Community Garden Learning Center behind the Hewlett House on East Rockaway Road in Hewlett. more
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The Interfaith Nutrition Network now has Ty Hopkins from Woodmere running its Donald Axxin emergency men’s housing shelter.
New position for Woodmere resident
Woodmere resident Ty Hopkins has been hired as the program manager, for the Donald Axxin Interfaith Nutrition Network emergency men’s housing shelter. more
This season, help those in need
Welcome to the holiday season, the season of light, the season of goodwill. The season of giving. more
Now is the time to give
As the holiday season begins, our thoughts traditionally turn to the less fortunate. There are simply too many vulnerable members of our society . . . more
An abandoned house on Scaneateles Avenue in Lakeview — which was deemed “unfit for human occupancy” because of its overgrown shrubbery, mildew, animal feces and broken pipes — was where homeless teen Michael Ivey hid out before he was arrested on burglary charges.
The young and the homeless
Curled up in a blanket against the arm of a wood-frame couch on which she wriggles to get comfortable, Nia, an 18-year-old resident of Family and Children’s Walkabout for Young Men and Women, a long-term transitional house in Freeport that shelters homeless teenagers and helps them to become self-sufficient, described her daily routine. more
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Third-graders at Ogden Elementary ran around the field after donating a pair of new or gently used shoes to Soles4Souls on Oct. 24.
Donating their soles for a good cause
Though Make A Difference Day was Oct. 26, Ogden Elementary School students and staff celebrated two days early by donating new or gently used shoes to the Interfaith Nutrition Network in Hempstead and running a mini-marathon around their school field. more
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Hewlett-Woodmere School District
Harvesting food, plants and education
It had already produced a crop of herbs, trees and vegetables this summer, but Hewlett-Woodmere School District’s community garden learning center behind the Hewlett House on East Rockaway Road didn’t have a formal opening. more
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