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Tom Cohen had some fun before putting as he measured the distance from his ball to the hole.
Five Towns Kiwanis golf outing raises over $20K [Photo gallery]
More than $20,000 was raised through the Kiwanis of the Five Towns 40th annual Marty Mongoni Golf Outing held at the Woodmere Club on Monday. There were 92 golfers and 106 people attended the dinner at the club, Kiwanis member Tom Cohen said. more
Judah Karkowsky, a former Woodmere Fire District commissioner, could serve up to seven years in years for submitting falsified court documents.
Former Woodmere fire commissioner faces up to 7 years for falsifying court documents
Judah Karkowsky, a former Woodmere Fire District commissioner, could serve up to seven years in years for submitting falsified court documents. more
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Keeping cool while showing their respect for Memorial Day was Estela Perez, left, Maya Perez, 3, Desiree Perez, 6, and Cristian Perez.
Photos: Honoring the fallen soldiers at the Inwood parade
As marchers collected at the Inwood Long Island Rail Road station and then moved along Doughty Boulevard in the second Memorial Day Parade on Sunday in the Five Towns, their thoughts were with all … more
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President of CBS Sports, David Berson was one of seven new inductees into the Hewlett-Woodmere Hall of Fame back in 2017.
The Hewlett-Woodmere Alumni Association are opening up nominations for this year's Hall of Fame
It's here! The Hewlett-Woodmere Alumni Association is opening up nominations for the 2023 Hall of Fame.  more
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Frank Zerbe’s bulkhead was destroyed during Hurricane Sandy, and, 18 months later, he needs funding to rebuild it.
Post-storm struggles continue
Patty Vacchio lost her Inwood home in Hurricane Sandy. While some things have improved, she said, she doesn’t believe that people in her situation are any better off nearly 18 months after the storm. more
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Community gardens nourish our neighborhoods
Improving the environment doesn’t always entail a big undertaking. It can start small, with local, eco-friendly initiatives like . . . more
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The situation on our southern border is unsustainable
In between the presidential campaign, this week’s special election in the 3rd Congressional District and nightly news headlines, our nation’s border crisis has risen to the forefront of … more
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Assemblyman Ari Brown, center at left, and State Sen. Bill Weber, near left, are pushing for the passage of the Combating Campus Antisemitism Act, which would deny college students who take part in acts of antisemitism access to the state Tuition Assistance Program. At far left was State Sen. Patricia Canzoneri-Fitzpatrick.
New York lawmakers propose bill to deny state funding for antisemitic behavior on college campuses
Assemblyman Ari Brown and Sen. Bill Weber propose legislation to withhold state funding from college students engaging in antisemitic behavior, amid concerns of rising antisemitism on New York campuses. more
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Shulamith High School sophomores from left Chevi Charlap, Yali Miller Hana Adler and Mindy Schreck, assisted to residents of the Woodmere Rehabilitation and Health Care Center with their paintings.
Shulamith High connects with the community
Freshmen and sophomores from Shulamith High School for Girls in Cedarhurst visited the Woodmere Rehabilitation and Health Care Center and bonded with the residents through song and painting last Sunday. more
Children needed to climb up a ways before coming down on the large inflatable slide.
Fair at Trinity-St. John's Church in Hewlett [Photo gallery]
Trinity-St. John’s Church at 1142 Broadway in Hewlett celebrated its 175th anniversary with a fair on Sept. 24. more
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