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CALE board Members were sworn in on Dec. 12. From left new board member Joseph Margolin, Rhonnie Fischman and Liz Ropers, Clare Ganzfried and new board members Mary Harrow and Arlene Gewanter. In back, Richard Braverman, left, and new board member. Mark Secaur. Penny Santiago, far right, administered the oath of office.
CALE in Hewlett installs board members
The Center for Adult Life Enrichment celebrating its 70th year of serving the community, especially its seniors, held its annual installation of officers ceremony in the Atria Lynbrook, a supportive living facility for seniors, on Dec. 12. more
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Hewlett High School alumna Julia Piri started her business UseMe LIFE roughly a year and a half ago. The company created reusable metal straws and are in the process of creating a dishwasher cover for the item.
Stirring the environmental straw
A Woodmere resident has started a business that is looking to make the world more eco-friendly. more
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Hempstead town presented its Make a Difference awards on Oct. 29. From left were Rock and Wrap It Up! founder Syd Mandelbaum, Bob Fischman, award winner Rhonnie Fischman, Supervisor Laura Gillen and Diane Mandelbaum.
Woodmere resident Rhonnie Fischman makes a difference
Rhonnie Fischman was one of several people that received the Town of Hempstead’s Make a Difference Award at a ceremony at the Merrick Road Park Clubhouse in Merrick on Oct. 29. more
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Israel Defense Forces soldier and Brothers for Life member Yossi Rave, right, shared his military experience with Brandeis eighth-graders, from left, Benjamin Katz, Orel Stein and Jacob DeMarco at the Gural JCC’s pre-Rosh Hashana celebration on Sept. 19.
Gural JCC hosts multigenerational pre-Rosh Hashana celebration in Cedarhurst
A multigenerational melting pot kicked off the High Holiday season with a pre-Rosh Hashana celebration at the Marion & Aaron Gural JCC in Cedarhurst. more
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National Council of Jewish Women-Peninsula Section Hannah G. Solomon Award-winner Carole Tolkin with State Sen. Todd Kaminsky at the Founder’s Day lunch.
Longtime Five Towns resident Carole Tolkin receives NCJW award
Carole Tolkin, a longtime Five Towns resident now living in Manhattan, was presented with the prestigious Hannah G. Solomon Award from the Lawrence-based National Council of Jewish Women-Peninsula Section. more
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Dr. Adam Lish, left, first met his bone marrow recipient Brian Veith, center, in 2004 at Shea Stadium. They reunited for the first time in 15 years on May 20 at Citi Field. Mark DeFrancesco Jr., right, received a transplant around the same time as Veith.
Woodmere bone marrow donor reunites with his recipient at Citi Field
Woodmere resident Dr. Adam Lish was not at Citi Field on May 20 just to watch his beloved New York Mets play the Washington Nationals. He was also there to reunite with a special individual. more
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Black history is a story of migration
February is Black History Month, and African-American history is very much a story of migration. Between 1916 and 1970, 6 million black people left behind the shackles of the rural South and its … more
Lee Gerardi considers one of the many decisions she needs to make as CALE executive director.
New Center for Adult Life Enrichment executive director is all in
Lee Gerardi does not like to reveal much about her private life, however that reticence loosens when she works, volunteers or cares for family members — then she is all in. Sharing that her … more
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Town of Hempstead Supervisor Laura Gillen, far right, administered the oath of office to the Center for Adult Life Enrichment’s executive board. From left, Vice President Norma Rosenberg, Treasurer Marilyn Cranin, Secretary Irene Levy and President Richard Braverman. Not pictured, Corresponding Secretary Francine Feigenbaum.
Installing the Center for Adult Life Enrichment officers in Lynbrook
The Hewlett-based Center for Adult Life Enrichment that offers programs, activities, trips and get-togethers for seniors marked another a year of transition with its annual installation of officers … more
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Midreshet Shalhevet High School students wrote letters to the Pittsburgh Jewish community.
Five Towns Yeshivas react to Tree of Life synagogue attack
Mass shootings have become all too common place and reactions have become near routine — grief, prayers and political rhetoric about guns, mental health and related issues.Earlier this year … more
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