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Lawrence resident Taylor Roslyn, right, delivered her Brie to Bagels creations to Tisha Simmons at Mt. Sinai South Nassau Hospital in Oceanside.

Lawrence resident creates Brie to Bagels for heath care workers

Lawrence resident Taylor Roslyn, a junior at the Ramaz Upper School in Manhattan, has taken to baking to help feed frontline health care workers by making dozens of matzo bries during Passover vacation she took her Brie to Bagels creations to Mt. Sinai South Nassau Hospital in Oceanside. more

By Jeff Bessen | 4/22/20

South Nassau announced on Jan. 24 that its Board of Directors had unanimously approved a partnership with the Mount Sinai Health System — a $7 billion network with seven hospitals in the New York metropolitan area.

SNCH announces partnership with Mount Sinai

South Nassau Communities Hospital’s Board of Trustees voted unanimously on Jan. 23 to enter into an affiliation agreement with the Mount Sinai Health System in an effort to expand health care … more

By Peter Belfiore | 1/24/18

To help with alleviating spring allergy symptoms, the website www.pollen.com provides information on daily pollen counts. Above, the forecast for Lawrence from April 18-22.

Preventing injury and allergic reactions

Five Towns physicians advise taking precautions against injury and allergies as the warmer spring temperatures draws people of all ages outside. more

By Vanessa Parker | 4/23/14

The former Verizon building at 1436 Broadway in Hewlett is being converted into medical offices for use by Mt. Sinai Hospital.

Mt. Sinai comes to Hewlett

The Bronx-based Simone Healthcare Development, the company that made a deal with the Lawrence Board of Education to buy the Number Six School property last January, but lost the public referendum on the sale, has bought the 12,000-square-foot Verizon building at 1436 Broadway in Hewlett for about $1.38 million. more

By Jeff Bessen | 10/2/13

Rabbi Sholom Stern, Temple Beth-El, Cedarhurst.

Asking what makes a free society

In order to appreciate the festival of Passover that is designated as the holiday of freedom, one must look at the struggle for freedom that is being waged in Middle East and African countries. The yearning to tear off the yoke of oppression that enslaves many is a universal one. more

By Rabbi Sholom Stern | 3/20/13

Lawrence School District residents questioned the plans of Simone Development Companies to transform the Number Six School into a Mt.Sinai Hospital-run medical center. Woodmere resident Nidia Mondejar spoke as other residents waited their turn.

Number Six School sale under fire at Lawrence meeting

About a half-dozen residents formed a line quickly behind a microphone and then several others stepped up to speak, mostly to air their gripes with the proposed plans for the closed Number Six School at the town hall-style meeting on Wednesday at Lawrence Middle School. more

By Jeff Bessen | 2/28/13

The Lawrence Board of Education voted to sell the Number Six School for $12.5 million. Trustee Uri Kaufman, center, opposed the agreement. Trustee Abel Feldhamer, left, agreed with Kaufman, while Trustee Dr. David Sussman approved of the sale.

Number Six School sale vote set for March 20

The Lawrence School District moved one step closer to selling the Number Six School on Monday, when Board of Education trustees voted 4-2 to approve the sale to Bronx-based Simone Development Companies, which plans to lease the building to Mt. Sinai Hospital, to be used as a multi-specialty medical practice. more

By Jeff Bessen | 1/16/13

The Lawrence Board of Education continues to review bids from potential buyers of the Number Six School in Woodmere.

Bidding remains open

A little more than a year after the Lawrence School District put the Number Six School up for sale, Board of Education trustees have yet to finalize an agreement with a bidder. more

By Jeff Bessen | 8/22/12

Atlantic Beach residents, Richard Brodsky and his wife Jodi, left, at the 2010 5K AIDS/Cancer Run and Walk, will hold their third annual event at Cedar creek Park in Seaford on June 12.

Atlantic Beach resident Richard Brodsky runs to live

He received the diagnosis that he was HIV positive in 1997. But a year later, Atlantic Beach resident Richard Brodsky ran his fastest marathon ever. Five years later he was diagnosed with terminal brain cancer. more

ANN E. FRIEDMAN | 5/26/11

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