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Hewlett High School graduates-to-be turned the tables on the audience at their June 22 commencement, pointing and shooting their family and friends.
Photos: Hewlett High School's 2023 graduation
Roughly 260 Hewlett High School seniors became graduates as the Class of 2023 was recognized at a commencement ceremony at the Tilles Center on the campus of LIU Post on June 22. more
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Inwood resident David Hance was honored by the karate team from Trinidad and Tobago that at Kennedy airport.
Inwood's David Hance saves the day for Karate team from Trinidad and Tobago
A team of Karate experts from Trinidad and Tobago were stranded with no place on Monday after their flight was cancelled.  more
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Yvonne Rodriguez, who was first found with no identification in Lawrence on June 25, was reunited with her family.
Yvonne Rodriguez found in Lawrence reunited with her family
Yvonne Rodriguez, the woman found by Nassau police in Lawrence on June 25, was reunited with her family. The above listed missing has been reunited with her family. more
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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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Runners and walkers take off at the start of the Brandeis 5K Run and Walk on June 11.
Photos: Brandeis 5K Run and Walk was a success
Tomar Shoham was the winner of the fourth annual Brandeis Hebrew Academy’s 5K Run and Walk on June 11 that honors the memory of Russell Friedman, who was a Brandeis parent and executive board member of the school on Frost Lane in Lawrence. more
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Approaching 100 years is Cedarhurst's own Bea Rothenberg
Bea Rothenberg of Cedarhurst will turn 100 years old on June 23 and be honored by Cedarhurst Mayor Benjamin Weinstock. Rothenberg was born in Brooklyn and has lived the majority of her life in the Five Towns. more
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Dr. Marc Sicklick
Three years after the Covid-19 pandemic, how did we do?
While on vacation in Israel in January 2020, Cedarhurst-based immunologist Dr. Marc Sicklick was reading a news article about the first documented case of Covid-19 in the United States. more
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The battle for land between Village of Atlantic Beach and Chabad of the Beaches
The legal fight between the Village of Atlantic Beach and the Chabad of the Beach, in Long Beach, over two Atlantic Beach properties continues in federal court. more
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Remembering former Lawrence village mayor, Jay Gordon
Jay Gordon was known to have his golf clubs with him in his Manhattan law office and after a day of prepping for a case, he grabbed his golf bag, hailed a taxicab and headed back to Lawrence and the village’s country club to play a round. more
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Five Towns native Kathy Boockvar in her position as the Secretary of State of Pennsylvania explained the ballot counting process that is being conducted under her watch.
Kathy Boockvar, Five Towns native, in thick of presidential race
Updated Nov. 7 at 11:50 a.m. Kathy Boockvar, a former Hewlett Neck resident who graduated from Hewlett High School class of 1986, and was appointed to be Pennsylvania Secretary of State by Gov. Tom Wolf last year is in the middle of the presidential election. more
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