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Longtime village prosecutor Ron Goldman is resigning on April 1. He anticipates becoming more involved with the Lawrence Association.

After 25 years of serving Lawrence in various posts, including acting village justice and village prosecutor, Ron Goldman is resigning April 1 in order to become more involved in the Lawrence Association, he said. more

JEFF BESSEN | 3/31/11

Should Temple Israel receive approval for its subdivision and sell the land to Peninsula Public Library for a new library, the facility would be built will be sited on the temple’s front lawn, facing Central Avenue.

Mixed reaction to Temple Israel plan

Residents in the neighborhood near Temple Israel have diverging opinions about the proposed subdivision of the temple’s front lawn and the possibility that the Peninsula Public Library will buy the land and build a new library. more

JEFF BESSEN | 3/23/11

Temple Israel in Lawrence is seeking to subdivide its front lawn and sell the land to the Peninsula Public Library.

Temple Israel seeks subdivision

Temple Israel is looking to divide and sell a little more than half an acre of its front lawn. A public hearing before Lawrence’s Planning Board will be scheduled soon to deal with the subdivision application. more

JEFF BESSEN | 3/16/11

Temple Israel, along with other Five Towns congregations, will host 28 Orthodox Italian-Jewish students in march. The temple’s Rabbi Jay Rosenbaum, far left, is with last year’s Italian and American student contingent.

Leaders mark International Holocaust Remembrance Day

Though the Holocaust occurred nearly 70 years ago, the memories of one of the worst genocides perpetuated by mankind remain strong, especially for the cultures that were persecuted during that horror. more

JEFF BESSEN | 2/2/11

Temple Israel in Lawrence, the only Reform synagogue in the Five Towns, is developing programs to increase its membership as the area’s Orthodox population swells.

Five Towns synagogue landscape changes

The Five Towns communities of Cedarhurst, Lawrence, Hewlett, Woodmere and Inwood continue to attract a robust Jewish population, though change has come in the makeup of its worship traditions. more

ANN E. FRIEDMAN | 1/26/11

MLK event at Temple Israel

Temple Israel, 140 Central Ave., Lawrence, is hosting and sponsoring the ninth annual Greater Long Island Jewish Community Martin Luther King Jr. commemoration on Sunday, Jan. 16 at 4 p.m. more

1/12/11

The Hewlett-Woodmere Public Library is looking to rearrange the times of some of its most popular programs, such as the film series, to help alleviate its parking problems.

H-W Library seeks parking solution

Some programs at the Hewlett-Woodmere Public Library are so popular that attendance often exceeds the facility’s available parking and contributes to traffic problems along Broadway. Library officials are working on a solution. more

ANN E. FRIEDMAN | 12/22/10

Comedian and actor Elon Gold with Ilan Tocker, right, at the fundraiser gives a thumbs up for Tocker’s recovery.

Elon for Ilan

Actor and comedian Elon Gold entertained a crowd of 350 at Temple Israel in Lawrence at a fundraiser for the Ilan Tocker Foundation that raised $63,000 on Dec. 8., the first night of Hanukkah. more

12/15/10

Temple President James Rotenberg, Michelle Rosenbaum the temple’s director of education, and Rabbi Rosenbaum, along with temple students lit the menorah and sang Hanukkah songs.

Celebrating Hanukkah

Temple Israel in Lawrence marked the eight-day holiday of Hanukkah with a dinner and service last Friday. more

12/8/10

Peninsula Public Library awaits the decision on Temple Israel’s application for a permit from the Village of Lawrence to subdivide its property. The library is prepared to purchase temple land to build a new library.

Temple, village meet on subdivision

Temple Israel President James Rotenberg and other temple representatives were scheduled to meet with Village of Lawrence Mayor Martin Oliner on Tuesday at Village Hall to get the temple’s planned subdivision application process started. more

JEFF BESSEN | 12/1/10

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