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Second-graders at the Number Five School made dragons and paraded them around the building in celebration of Chinese New Year. From left in the back were student teacher April Acampora, second grade teacher Linda Soule and art teacher Dan Smalley. From left in front were students Anna Maria Perdomo, Jackie Portillo, Jaheim Nelson, Sean Varon, Johana Lopez, Stephene Blanchard and Jose Sequeira.
Number Five School celebrates Chinese New Year [Photo gallery]
Art teacher Dan Smalley, teacher Linda Soule and student teacher April Acampora worked with second-grader students at the Number Five School in Cedarhurst to create dragons that the students paraded around the building in recognition of the Chinese New Year on Feb. 14. more
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Jake Dana brushed the snow off one of his parent's cars on Cedarhurst Street in North Woodmere.
Snow views from the Five Towns [Photo gallery]
Approximately eight inches of snow fell in the Five Towns on Feb. 13. more
Lois Carter Schlissel
Employment Law
Q: If someone is let go due to cutbacks is s/he entitled to unused vacation and or sick pay? A: Generally, New York law does not require employers to provide paid vacation to employees. The law … more
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Planner Frank Fish explains the proposed plans for flooding mitigation and improved communications to Woodmere residents at the CRP meeting on Feb. 10.
Getting a handle on the reconstruction
Shoreline protection, flooding mitigation and contact information are three of the items Five Towns residents are seeking through New York’s Community Reconstruction Program (CRP) to aid Hurricane Sandy affected areas. more
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An after-school tutoring program is aimed at assisting students who lost education time and focus as a result of Hurricane Sandy.
Making up for lost time
Hoping to restore the educational development that many students lost to Hurricane Sandy, the JCC of the Greater Five Towns is partnering with a Syosset-based health and human services organization, Federation Employment and Guidance Services, to create an after-school tutoring program. more
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Robert Zausmer
Litigation Law
Q: My teenaged son was convicted of assault. Could I be held liable for damages in civil court? A: Generally, under New York law, Courts will not impose liability … more
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Comedy night headliner Avi Liberman, center, with the EMUNAH event committee at the Back Stage Nite Club.
Producing laughter and funds for EMUNAH [Photo gallery]
EMUNAH, held a comedy night fundraiser at the Back Stage Nite Club in Woodmere on Feb. 1. The organization provides services in Israel, including five children’s residential homes, 135 day care centers and afterschool programs. more
Davis Renov Stahler High School for Boys in Woodmere. The school was closed on Monday but morning prayers were conducted.
Snow day in the Five Towns [Photo gallery]
After a mild Super Bowl Sunday, Five Towns residents awoke to school closings, slippery roads and another snowstorm on Feb. 3. more
During halftime of the game between the Court Jesters and Hewlett Knights, Court Jester Black Jack Ryan showed how he spins.
Basketball hijinks at Hewlett High School to aid prom night [Photo gallery]
Spinning basketballs, dunks and dancing were all part of a Senior Night event held in the Hewlett High School gymnasium on Jan. 25. more
In Shirley Warren’s second grade class students wrote paragraphs after reading about Rev. Martin Luther King. From left were Ryan Vairo, Makyla Samule, and Warren.
Number Five School remembers Rev. Martin Luther King [Photo gallery]
Every class at the Number Five School took the time last week remembering the life of slain civil rights leader Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. more
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