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Congregation Beth Emeth in Hewlett sold its Franklin Avenue building to a church group and leased spaced in the Central Synagogue in Rockville Centre.

Year in Review, April: Hewlett congregation sold its building

Congregation Beth Emeth in Hewlett, the only Reconstructionist Jewish congregation on Nassau’s South Shore, began the process to sell its 15,400-square-foot building at 36 Franklin Ave. due to declining membership. more

12/27/12

Its building sold, Reconstructionist Synagogue Beth Emeth will lease space from Central Synagogue of Nassau County.

Beth Emeth Synagogue relocates to Rockville Centre

Beth Emeth, the Reconstructionist Synagogue of the South Shore of Long Island, has sold its building in Hewlett and is now located at 430 DeMott Ave., where it is leasing space from Central Synagogue of Nassau County, a Reform congregation that like Beth Emeth, is affiliated with The Union for Reform Judaism. more

JEFF BESSEN and JUDY RATTNER | 8/1/12

Hewlett Residents Association founders, Stephen Krown, left, and Peter Halperin listened to resident questions and comments at the meeting on July 16.

Hewlett residents meet over temple sale

There were questions, comments and suggestions as nearly 60 people gathered at Da Nicola restaurant in Hewlett for a Hewlett Residents Association meeting on July 16. more

By Jeff Bessen | 7/19/12

In spite of the bittersweet emotions, congregation members had a good time at the farewell party as they danced the Hora.

Congregation Beth Emeth bids adieu to Hewlett [Photo gallery]

Congregation Beth Emeth in Hewlett held a farewell party at its 36 Franklin Ave. temple on June 30. more

7/5/12

Congregation Beth Emeth has sold its Hewlett building, above, and is expected to lease space from Central Synagogue in Rockville Centre.

Congregation Beth Emeth moving to Rockville Centre

A temple is leaving its building on Franklin Avenue in Hewlett, a church organization is moving in and some residents have concerns about their new neighbors. more

By Jeff Bessen | 6/14/12

Five Towns-based SULAM-LI, an organization that provides religious education to Jewish children with special needs will hold its benefit concert on Feb. 6. Here, Fran Trapunsky, left, helps Evan Pincus make a pop out dreidel in a SULAM-LI class.

Helping those with needs climb life’s ladder

Giving a leg up to school-aged Jewish children with special needs is the mission of SULAM-LI (sulam is the Hebrew word for ladder) and like a ladder this Five Towns-based organization seeks to help those youngsters reach new heights. more

ANN E. FRIEDMAN | 2/2/11

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