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“Calling From Carowak” written by Woodmere resident Dennis Kantor follows a young alien boy’s decision to run away from home, and his family’s rescue of him.
Calling Reebo home to planet Carowak
A longtime goal was accomplished by Woodmere resident and teacher Dennis Kantor, when his children’s book, “Calling From Carowak” was published last December. more
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Around the table were the Weinreb Brothers from left, Rubin, Chaim, Yoel Moshe and Menby at Fleishfest.
Enjoying the food and drink at Fleishfest [Photo gallery]
After the period of Nine Days mourning the destruction of the first and second temples, the fifth annual Fleishfest was held at the Cedarhurst home of Penina & David Klein on Aug. 3. more
DRS’s Unity Day served to help the 90 incoming high school freshmen become acquainted before next school year.
Meeting the DRS class of 2020
To calm the nerves and create a welcoming environment for the 90 incoming freshmen, class of 2020, Davis Renov Stahler Yeshiva High School for Boys in Woodmere students from more than 15 elementary schools got acquainted at the annual YomAchdut, a day of unity, on May 7. more
DRS students remembered the Holocaust by creating a journal, “In Living Memory.” From left were Uri Ash, Robin Schick, Jacob Appel, Sruli Fruchter, Rabbi Eli Brazil and Binyamin Bortz.
Creating a tribute to Holocaust victims
In honor of Holocaust victims, Sruli Fruchter, a junior at Davis Renov Stahler Yeshiva High School for Boys in Woodmere, and several other students produced “In Living Memory,” a journal that included articles recounting the stories of relatives and other tales. more
The DRS Wildcats captured the Metropolitan Yeshiva High School Athletic League title in hockey.
Momentous week at Davis Renov Stahler Yeshiva High School for Boys in Woodmere
Davis Renov Stahler (DRS) Yeshiva High School for Boys in Woodmere had much to celebrate last week. more
DRS juniors Aaron Singer and Uri Ash finished first and fifth, respectively, in the National Jerusalem Science Contest. From left were Rabbi Yisroel Kaminetsky, Singer, Ash, Singer, Ash, and Principal Dr. Gerald Kirshenbaum.
Top five finish for DRS juniors
Aaron Singer and Uri Ash, both juniors at Davis Renov Stahler Yeshiva High School for Boys in Woodmere, placed first (tie) and fifth, respectively, in the National Jerusalem Science Contest, a highly competitive and prestigious contest, sponsored by the Jerusalem College of Technology. more
Andrew Goldsmith, a lifelong resident of Cedarhurst is running unopposed for village justice.
Presiding over the village court
Lifelong Cedarhurst resident Andrew Goldsmith is running unopposed for a four-year term of village justice. more
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Lawrence High School students Emma Balsam, second from left, Bhawan Sandhu and Alicia Etwaru can’t hide their research success. They will present at the APS convention in May. At the far left is Principal Dr. Jennifer Lagnado. At the far right is Dr. Stephen Sullivan.
Passion powers academic dynasty
For the ninth consecutive year and the 10th time since 2004, Lawrence High School students — who conducted social science research under the guidance of teacher Dr. Stephen Sullivan — were selected to present at a prestigious professional conference. more
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The DRS Mock Trial team won its first two competitions and aims for a place in the county finals.
DRS Mock trial team wins; Goldstein a Merit finalist
In the first competition of the season the mock trial team from Davis Renov Stahler Yeshiva High Schools for Boys in Woodmere defeated East Rockaway High School in a heated legal debate. more
Some members of the Maccabees team are, from left clockwise, Jesse Gordon of West Hempstead, Avi Margulies of West Hempstead, Moshe Genuth of West Hempstead, Mendy Duftler of Cedarhurst and Michael Duftler of Lawrence.
Division II hockey, born in West Hempstead
The streets of West Hempstead seem like an unlikely birthplace of a sports team that was in first place in the National Collegiate Roller Hockey Association’s Division II last week. But it was just part of growing up for Jesse Gordon, Avi Marguiles and Moshe Genuth — West Hempstead residents who attend Yeshiva University and play on its squad, the Maccabees — the only all-Jewish team in their collegiate roller hockey league. more
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