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Morrell Caterers owner Scott Morrell, who operates out of Temple Israel in Lawrence and two other locations, has been sued by his former employees, business partners and a customer.
Caterer defends his business
Scott Morrell, owner of Morrell Caterers, which operates at Temple Israel in Law-rence and two other locations, in Woodbury and Melville, faces legal claims from former employees, two partners and a former customer. more
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Temple Israel in Lawrence was granted a variance for residential use at last Thursday’s Village of Lawrence Board of Zoning Appeals hearing.
Lawrence's BZA grants Temple Israel’s variance
A year after Temple Israel in Lawrence sought a subdivision for a little more than half an acre on its front lawn, the Village of Lawrence Board of Zoning Appeals (BZA) granted their variance request on Feb. 16. more
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Temple Israel met stiff opposition from residents when it applied for a variance at the Jan. 11 Lawrence Board of Zoning Appeals hearing.
Temple seeks new zoning options
Few matters evoke a neighborhood’s passion more than change, and the prospect of any significant alteration of part of Central Avenue has some residents in Lawrence concerned. more
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Temple Israel's spiritual leader Rabbi Jay Rosenbaum blessed the challah as congregants celebrated the holiday of Sukkot.
Temple Israel marks the holiday of Sukkah [Photo gallery]
From the solemn prayers of Yom Kippur to the happiness of celebrating Sukkot, Temple Israel members joined in service and a Sukkah party on Oct. 12 at the Lawrence synagogue. more
Betty and Bert Kahn of Hewlett continue to enjoy a life full of activities and civic involvement.
A life full of Five Towns memories
Cedarhurst native Bert Kahn, 86 and his wife of 61 years, Betty, 82, are lifelong and longtime Five Towns residents, respectively, who have enjoyed living and contributing to their community. more
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Temple Israel, looking to sell a portion of its land, has a tentative date for a Village of Lawrence BZA hearing for its request of a subdivision variance.
Temple Israel to get BZA hearing
For nearly a year Temple Israel of Lawrence has wanted the Village of Lawrence to hear its application for a subdivision variance, and after 10 months of back-and-forth a Board Zoning Appeals hearing has been tentatively scheduled for Thursday, Oct. 27. more
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Emily Simens, a Woodmere Middle School student, is selling decorated candles and donating the proceeds to the JCC's kosher food pantry for her bat mitzvah project.
A mitzvah project that feeds a need
Emily Simens and her family have donated food to the JCC of the Greater Five Towns’ Kosher Food Pantry in Woodmere many times, so when thinking of ideas for her bat mitzvah project she wanted to involve them somehow. more
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Temple Israel's subdivision application is scheduled to be considered by a Nassau County Supreme Court hearing on Tuesday. If it is ultimately approved, a portion of the temple's property could be sold to the Peninsula Public Library.
Court hearing for Temple Israel site on Aug. 9
Temple Israel’s long-delayed plan to sell a portion of its property to the Peninsula Public Library could be reaching its conclusion, as the Lawrence synagogue has a Nassau County Supreme Court hearing on its subdivision application scheduled for Tuesday. more
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Minding their money
Following the June 29 arrest of Isaac Zucker, the treasurer of Congregation Aish Kodesh in Woodmere who police said transferred $600,000 from congregation bank accounts into his own accounts, at least two synagogues in the Five Towns are confident that their current financial practices would make it virtually impossible for something similar to happen to them. more
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Temple Israel of Lawrence filed a legal action against Lawrence Village. The temple wants the village to release the denial letter of its subdivision application.
Temple files legal action against Lawrence
Temple Israel took legal action in Nassau County Supreme Court on Monday against the Village of Lawrence and its building department for failure to issue a denial letter of the temple’s subdivision application. more
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