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The Community Enrichment Mini-Center on Broadway in Woodmere, which held seminars, clubs and community events closed on Jan. 7.

Following a nearly two and a half year run, the Community Enrichment Mini-Center (CEmC) on Broadway in Woodmere officially closed its doors on Jan. 7, due to financial constraints, according to Ann Schockett, the executive leader of the Woodmere Republican club and mastermind behind the CEmC. more

By Ann Friedman | 1/23/13

The newly formed Hewlett-Woodmere Business Association is seeking to revitalize the communities’ business districts. From left are Third Vice President Luigi Muto, Second Vice President Vassa Halatas-Cohen, President Steve Anchin, Woodmere Merchants Association Past President John Santopolo and Corresponding Secretary David Toron.

Fresh ideas in Hewlett and Woodmere

The newly created Hewlett-Woodmere Business Association, the product of a merger of the Hewlett Business Association and the Woodmere Merchants Association, not only installed its new executive board on Monday, but has its members thinking with a sense of urgency. more

JEFF BESSEN | 2/16/12

Capt. Danny Gluck, commanding officer of the Five Towns Auxiliary Police, was recognized for his work at a community brunch last Sunday.

Five Towns Auxiliary Police honored at brunch

The Woodmere home of Ann DeMichael and Richard Giordanello hosted an all-you-can-eat-and-drink New York-style brunch, where Capt. Danny Gluck, commanding officer of the Five Towns Auxiliary Police was honored and the efforts of his officers recognized and officials of the Woodmere Republican Club were installed last Sunday. more

JEFF BESSEN | 10/13/11

Cedarhurst resident Zach Brown has his artwork on display at The Community Enrichment Mini-Center at the Woodmere Republican Club office in Woodmere.

A Five Towns youthful renaissance man

At just 19- years-old, there isn’t much Zach Brown of Cedarhurst can’t do as he has been published in several publications, wrote and illustrated a book, is a paid staff artist at a daily newspaper, sings and plays guitar in a band, and even created a skate wear and T-shirt line. more

ANN E. FRIEDMAN | 9/8/11

Leann Murphy-Baker of the New York Veterans Advocacy Group seeks to get veterans back on their feet by helping them receive the benefits they deserve.

Seeking to get homeless veterans on their feet

With thousands of homeless veterans populating Long Island, the Plainview-based New York Veterans Advocacy Group seeks to be the go-to organization and a strong advocate for them. more

ANN E. FRIEDMAN | 8/11/11

The Nassau Young Republicans named Woodmere resident Ann Salpeter Schockett, who heads the Woodmere Republican Club, “Executive Leader of the Year.”

Keeping the community light on

Through a varied professional career that includes being the president of a cable television production company to her current position as director of print media for the Nassau County Police Department, Ann Salpeter Schockett has always been interested in politics. more

JEFF BESSEN | 6/23/11

Michele Keller and Diane Madden, East Meadow residents and members of HOPE for Town of Hempstead Animal Shelter, protest outside Woodmere Republican Club headquarters on Broadway.

Lobbying for laws, protesting for rights

In an ongoing effort to educate the public, the Woodmere Republican Club hosted its first annual Nassau County Humane Rights for Animals Lobby Day that featured nationally renowned lobbyists and state legislators at its Broadway headquarters on April 29. more

ANN E. FRIEDMAN | 5/5/11

The Woodmere Merchants Association’s Beautification Committee seeks improvements to the hamlet, including having these bricks repaired.

Woodmere seeking a facelift

To make the business district more attractive, the Woodmere Merchants Association and its newly formed Beautification Committee have begun sorting through short- and long-range ideas on how to achieve that goal. more

JEFF BESSEN | 4/21/11

Stumping on the political issues

A candidates forum held by the Woodmere Republican Club on July 22 bore two surprises: one — that, according to event organizers, the first debate for the Republican congressional primary between District 4 candidates Frank Scaturro and Nassau County Legislator Francis Becker (6th District)) spontaneously played out before the crowd — an audience that swelled to the point of spilling out the door of the community room of the Hewlett-Woodmere Library. more

7/28/10

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