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The golf course view Rose Street residents in Cedarhurst would lose if the Woodmere Club’s land were developed for homes.
Woodmere Club to change hands
The Five Towns landscape could be changing in roughly five years: On Sunday, members of the 109-year-old Woodmere Club are scheduled to vote on whether to approve the club’s sale, according to a letter to members from its president, John Wiener. more
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Checking on the existing geography and zoning
Without directly admitting it, the Town of Hempstead approved a 180-day temporary building moratorium on residential development on privately-owned golf course properties last month that appears to only impact the Woodmere Club for now. more
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Whither the Woodmere Club?
As rumors continue to swirl about the future of the Woodmere Club, residents of Meadow Drive, near the golf course’s main entrance and first hole, are leery about what might become of their bucolic neighborhood. more
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Woodmere Club giving way to housing?
A petition on change.org that as of press time had collected 399 signatures strongly opposes the possible redevelopment of land that the Woodmere Club could sell into more than 150 homes on 60- by 100-foot lots, according to information on the petition site. more
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Village of Lawrence trustees held off on voting to pierce the tax cap at the March 12 meeting, and continues to review for Park Commission recommendations.
Lawrence tables tax cap vote
Lawrence trustees tabled the vote on exceeding the state mandated tax levy cap of 2.1 percent at the March 12 village meeting and will continue the public hearing at the April 15 meeting. The cap is the percent a municipality is allowed to raise taxes. more
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Cedarhurst native Cheryl Rothenberg Chaves organized a 50-year reunion of Lawrence High School’s class of 1965 for this Saturday at the Woodmere Club.
Old acquaintances becoming new friends
Like a bloodhound detective who finds all the clues to catch the criminal, Cedarhurst native Cheryl Rothenberg Chaves combined old school sales techniques with modern day social networking to track down former Lawrence High School class of 1965 classmates for a 50-year reunion on Saturday at the Woodmere Club. more
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Five Towns Community Chest will gold its annual Neighbors in Need fundraiser at the Woodmere Club on Nov. 20. Woodmere native and stand-up comedian Harrison Greenbaum will provide the entertainment. Courtesy
Neighbors helping neighbors in need
A 5-year-old needs a kidney transplant and his father is the best match. The family would be severely impacted paying their rent, for food and heat as the dad could not work during the up to three-month recovery. more
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The Woodmere Club hosted the JCC of the Greater Five Towns “Play Golf” clinic for children and young adults with special needs.
JCC coordinates ‘Play Golf’ event at the Woodmere Club [Photo gallery]
More than 30 volunteers helped 16 children and young adults with special needs during the JCC of the Greater Five Towns’ “Play Golf” day hosted by the Woodmere Club on Sept. 28. more
At the Five Towns Kiwanis annual Marty Mongoni Golf Outing Jeff Cooperstein might have wearing his lucky pants.
Five Towns Kiwanis celebrates 70 years [Photo gallery]
Past presidents and the club itself were the honorees of the 41st Marty Mongoni Golf Outing held by the Five Towns Kiwanis at the Woodmere Club on July 21. more
Five Towns Community Chest helps its neighbors
At its fourth annual Neighbors in Need concert at the Woodmere Club on Nov. 21, Woodmere-based Five Towns Community Chest raised money to assist families in need and honored the volunteer efforts of Craig and Elisha Spatz and the work of the Woodmere Club Charitable Foundation headed by Adam Russell. more
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