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Geri Barish, executive director of Hewlett House, fifth from right, was joined in kicking off October, Breast Cancer Awareness Month, by administration and staff members of Mount Sinai South Nassau hospital.
Hewlett House marks Breast Cancer Awareness Month, celebrates mission
Hewlett House marked Breast Cancer Awareness Month on Oct. 2, highlighting its free cancer support services, 26-year history and plans to investigate local cancer trends. more
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Hewlett’s Dominick Lord, No. 64, won USA Football’s Week Two Heart of a Giant award, recognized for his actions both on and off the field.
Hewlett Football captain Dominick Lord wins Heart of a Giant award
Hewlett High School senior Dominick Lord earned USA Football’s 2026 Heart of a Giant award for his leadership, resilience and dedication to football, academics and family. more
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The New York Giants and Tri-State Ford partnered with Rock and Wrap It Up! to pick-up food donations from Trader Joe’s in Hewlett to the Veteran’s Farmers Market on Sept. 24.
New York Giants champion Jay Alford joins food drive for local veterans
Former New York Giants defensive tackle Jay Alford joined Ford franchise owners and Giants representatives in Hewlett to collect food donations for Rock and Wrap It Up!’s Veteran Farmers Market, which supports veterans facing food insecurity. more
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Hewlett Varsity Football will be celebrating the school’s 100 years of football on Oct. 9 as the team takes on Sewanhaka High School.
Hewlett Bulldogs to celebrate 100 years of high school football
Hewlett High School will celebrate 100 years of football with a blue-out game Oct. 9, honoring the Bulldogs’ history from their Blue Jackets beginnings to decades of memorable players and teams. more
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Holocaust survivors from the Five Towns and surrounding communities gathered at the Five Towns Premier Rehabilitation & Nursing Center on Oct. 1 for a Sukkot luncheon.
Five Towns Holocaust survivors gather for annual Sukkot luncheon
More than 20 Holocaust survivors gathered in Woodmere for the sixth annual Sukkot luncheon hosted by Five Towns Premier Rehabilitation and the Gural JCC, featuring holiday traditions, music and fellowship. more
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PPL board Trustee Miriam Statman, center, board President Akiva Lubin, far right, and Trustee Joseph Lifschutz, not pictured, will be placed on the next library election ballot.
State education department annuls Peninsula Library trustee appointments
The State Education Department annulled a Peninsula Public Library bylaw amendment and ordered appointed trustee positions to be placed on the May 2027 ballot. more
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Lifelong Woodmere resident and Holocaust survivor Asher J. Matathias died at 82 on Sept. 13.
Woodmere Holocaust survivor Asher Matathias dies at 82
Woodmere resident and Holocaust survivor Asher J. Matathias, a longtime educator and Jewish communal leader, died Sept. 13 at 82 after decades of sharing his family’s story. more
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Graduation requirements could look very different come 2028, as New York State moves to adopt one high school diploma.
New York moves toward single high school diploma in 2028
New York is moving toward a single high school diploma by 2028 that would end required Regents exams for graduation while allowing students to use exams for seals or endorsements. more
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Rambam Mesivta senior Bezalel Graber, 17, of West Hempstead, has been named a semifinalist in the 2027 National Merit Scholarship Program.
Rambam Mesivta senior named National Merit Scholarship semifinalist
Rambam Mesivta senior Bezalel Graber of West Hempstead was named a 2027 National Merit Scholarship semifinalist after earning a 1550 SAT score and excelling in academics, writing and community leadership. more
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Marc Mero, a retired professional wrestler and motivational speaker, presented his Champion of Choices Tour to Woodmere Middle School students on Sept. 25.
Marc Mero brings Champions of Choices Tour to Woodmere
Former professional wrestler Marc Mero brought his Champions of Choices Tour to Woodmere Middle School, encouraging students to make positive choices, seek help and persevere through challenges. more
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