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Hewlett resident Danny Susi was charged with attempted assault on an Island Park man on April 4.
Hewlett man charged with attempted assault in Island Park
An altercation between two men in Island Park results in the arrest of a 23-year-old Hewlett man, Danny Susi, for alleged assault with a knife. more
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John Coyne, volunteer and chairman of the food pantry at St. Joseph’s R.C. Church in Hewlett, stocks the shelves like a supermarket, organizing the food for easy ‘shopping’ access.
What Five Towns foods pantries doing to increase donations
Once the generous donations from the holiday season come to an end, food pantries — including those in the Five Towns — suffer barren shelves, officials said. more
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Team Bionica will travel to Houston in April to compete in the FIRST Championship of robotics, following months of preparation and competing in regional competitions. Clockwise from top left were Natalie Zellner, Nicole Kuznetsov, Ella Findling, Emily Smukler, Mila Profiloski, Deniz Artan, Valeria Paez, Aviv Paz, Maree Drayling, Joanna Chen, Rachel Chen and Sidrah Ashrafi.
Learn how Hewlett High School's Bionica robotics team is going global
Hewlett High School’s all-girls robotics team is seeing the results of months of preparation. After dedicating Friday nights since September to building a robot, meeting with mentors and collaborating with other young engineers, the team will compete in the international FIRST Championship of robotics in Houston next month. more
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How Near Rockaway became Rockville Centre
The Rockville Centre Historical Society is working with the Herald to provide some of the history of the Village of Rockville Centre. Over the coming months, we will share stories and photos of turn-of-the-century buildings, homes and important village milestones and people. We thought that a good place to start would be to recall how Rockville Centre got its name. more
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Kayla Palumbo, a Sacred Heart Academy senior, with her presentation on the effects of blue light on flies in the school’s research lab. She presented it at the Long Island Science and Engineering Fair last month, and has advanced to the second round in March.
See what Atlantic Beach resident Kayla Palumbo did at the Long Island Science and Engineering Fair
Atlantic Beach resident Kayla Palumbo has given new meaning to the term Blue Light Special, with an attention-getting science project focusing on the effects of that light on the mobility of flies and their lifespan. more
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Service has resumed after a car on the train tracks between Cedarhurst and Linwood avenues in Cedarhurst resulted in a partial suspension of service on the Far Rockaway branch between Valley Stream and Far Rockaway on Feb. 15.
Long Island Rail Road service resumes on Far Rockaway branch
Long Island Rail Road service on the Far Rockaway branch has resumed after being partially suspended on Feb. 15. more
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Cedarhurst village and the Business Improvement District partnered on purchasing a state-of-the-art enclosed snow machine to enhance sidewalk maintenance within the community.
In the Five Towns, cleaning up the snow
The snow has continued to fall after noon across te Five Towns and it could be heavy at times, according to the National Weather Service. Up to 8 inches is expected with more in other places. more
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Staten Island resident Andrew Herrera is alleged to be one of the two people who stole a nearly $8,000 check.
Arrest made in alleged Atlantic Beach to Staten Island $8,000 check  theft
Nassau County police arrested Andrew Herrera,  from Staten Island, on Feb. 7, in connection with the alleged theft of a nearly $8,000 check from the Atlantic Beach Post Office after a man mailed the check on March 15 of 2023.   more
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More than six inches of rain fouled up the morning commute for many in Hewlett this past September during the last heavy rain storm, leaving some vehicles unable to move.
No floods reported in the Five Towns
Despite the heavy rain and hammering wind, the Five Towns appeared to have escaped flooding and other damage, according to reports. more
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Long Island’s water supply is endangered
There’s an invisible lifeline across Long Island that sustains us all — our aquifer system. These underground reservoirs — the source of every drop of water that flows from our taps . . . more
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