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The Israel Chesed Center, located on Peninsula Boulevard in Hewlett, had a sign hung from it's fence reading "50,000 dead Gazan Kids."
Three Hewlett business vandalized overnight
Three businesses in Hewlett were vandalized overnight on June 9 in what some community members are calling a string of antisemitic attacks. At 2:57 a.m., police responded to a report of a tow truck … more
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Anthony Livreri has resigned from his seat on the Atlantic Beach Board of Trustees.
Anthony Livreri resigns from Atlantic Beach board, replaced by Charles Hammerman
Atlantic Beach village Trustee Anthony Livreri resigned and was replaced by resident Charlie Hammerman effective immediately. more
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Debbi Sheinin was voted in to serve her fourth term on the Hewlett-Woodmere Board of Education on May 20.
Hewlett-Woodmere Public School's 2025-26 budget passes
The Hewlett-Woodmere Public School District’s proposed budget of $143,082,665 was passed on May 20, with 1,148 out of the 1,854 voters approving the budget. This year’s estimated tax … more
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Al Bauer was named interim principal of Hewlett High School during the Hewlett-Woodmere Board of Education meeting on May 14.
Al Bauer named interim principal at Hewlett
Al Bauer, a former administrator in the Hewlett-Woodmere school district for 16 years, was unanimously voted in by the Board of Education to serve as the interim principal of Hewlett High School. The … more
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Atlantic Beach residents voiced their frustrations over the 87 percent Tax Hike at the villages monthly meeting on May 12.
Outrage grows over Atlantic Beach tax hike
Residents continued to voice their frustration over the Village of Atlantic Beach’s looming 87 percent property tax hike. more
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The Village of Atlantic Beach Board of Trustee's unanimously voted to pass the 2025-26 budget and a tax warrant totaling $3,746,129 at their special adoption meeting on April 30.
Atlantic Beach residents to face 87 percent tax increase
The Village of Atlantic Beach Board of Trustees unanimously approved the 2025–26 budget and a tax warrant totaling $3,746,129 that will raise residents’ property taxes by 87 percent … more
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Dina Anzalone was named superintendent of the Hewlett-Woodmere school district. Above, Anzalone helped to serve cotton candy at Ogden Elementary School's Fall Y'all in 2021.
Dina Anzalone named Hewlett-Woodmere superintendent
Dina Anzalone, promoted to assistant superintendent last year, is the new Hewlett-Woodmere school superintendent effective July 1. more
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Mindy Plotkin, middle, represented Marlon Rabanales-Pretzantzin, 20, of Inwood, at the Nassau County District Court on April, 10.
Inwood man pleads not guilty in death of infant daughter
Marlon Rabanales-Pretzantzin, 20, of Inwood, pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder on April 10 after being accused of fatally beating his 2-month-old daughter. more
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Elaine and Fred Zeilberger celebrated their 69th wedding anniversary with a party at the Bristal at North Woodmere on Wednesday.
Holocaust survivor couple celebrates 69 years of marriage
The Bristal at North Woodmere honored Fred and Elaine Zeilberger with a surprise party celebrating their 69-year marriage and recognizing Fred's journey as a Holocaust survivor who endured five concentration camps before building a new life in America. more
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Woodmere native Steven Darter shares his story of failing school in Lawrence to helping others better themselves.
Steven Darter overcomes academic struggles to find success
Former Woodmere resident, Steven Darter shares his journey from being a disengaged student at Lawrence High School to becoming a successful businessman, author, and professor through his books and the mentorship of an influential teacher. more
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