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Jackie Handel, far left and Judi Bernstein, far right, of the Lawrence Association, gave Lawrence Good Citizen awards to Moshi Silver, Yonatan Hucul and Rachel Hirt.
'The state of the (Lawrence) village is strong and solid in every way'
Lawrence mayor Alex Edelman touched on several items when he delivered his annual “State of the Village” address at the June 14 Lawrence Association meeting at the Lawrence Yacht & Country Club. more
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Who is running in this year's Village Elections? Find out here
Atlantic Beach, Lawrence, Hewlett Bay Park, Hewlett, Hewlett Neck and Woodsburgh villages will hold elections for board trustees on June 20. For results, go to liherald.com/fivetowns. more
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Michael Fragin looks back as a trustee on the Lawrence board
On the Lawrence village board since 2008, as a trustee appointed by then mayor C. Simon Felder, to serving as a deputy mayor for a few years under current municipal leader Alex Edelman, Michael Fragin has helped navigate Lawrence through a few challenges. more
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Deputy Mayor Jeff Landy, right, and longtime Trustee Michael Fragin will both depart from the village board
A Lawrence shake-up on the Village board: Fragin and Landy depart
Lawrence village Trustee  Jeff Landy, who has served as deputy mayor for nearly a year, gave a heartfelt goodbye at the May 11 meeting after announcing his departure from the board at the end of his term. Landy was appointed in 2020. Landy has lived most of his last 47 years in Lawrence. more
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A rendering of the 17-apartment development that was proposed for the vacant property at 68 Washington Ave. in Cedarhurst.
Additional parking for Cedarhurst may be coming. Here's how
The Village of Cedarhurst is planning to borrow $1.8 million and spend $200,000 more to purchase an 18,730-square-foot lot at 68 Washington Ave., where a 17-apartment development was proposed, and build a municipal parking lot instead. more
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Syd Mandelbaum, commander of the Lawrence-Cedarhurst American Legion Post 339, spoke on the importance of Veterans Day.
Paying tribute to the military veterans in Cedarhurst
The rain did not stop the Village of Cedarhurst from paying tribute to the veterans on Veterans Day. more
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Traffic battle on Washington Avenue
The volume of traffic across the Five Towns is much like the weather: Everybody talks about it, but nobody seems to be able to do much about it. Washington Avenue, which divides the villages of Cedarhurst and Lawrence, is a microcosm of the problem. more
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Sunday is National Senior Citizens Day
We need a National Village Elder, someone whose sole mission it is to advocate for Americans older than 65. more
Celebrating garlic and shallots in Atlantic Beach
Under a perfect early evening summer sky, the Village Garden, a group of Atlantic Beach volunteers who tend the community garden in the village hosted their second annual garlic and shallot festival … more
On Aug. 3, the Chabad of the Beaches and the Village of Atlantic Beach went to the United States Courthouse in Central Islip in an eminent domain legal-battle.
Atlantic Beach, Chabad federal case continues
The legal wrangling between Atlantic Beach village and the Chabad of the Beaches will continue, as both parties will send briefings to the judge after the Aug. 3 federal court hearing. Justice Joanna … more
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