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Chris Collier, a Lawrence High School alumnus, signed an undrafted-free-agent contract with the Baltimore Ravens after impressing scouts at an NFL Pro Day at Temple University on March 25.

Lawrence High School graduate Chris Collier signs with Baltimore Ravens as an undrafted free agent, overcoming setbacks to pursue his NFL dream, showcasing talent recognized since high school, with preparations for NFL training camps underway. more

By Parker Schug | 5/10/24

The Inwood Country Club was named a national historic site on May 4.

Inwood Club is designated a historic site

Discover the historic recognition of the Inwood Country Club, a Long Island landmark dating back over a century, celebrated through a ceremony and dinner party following its designation as a national historic site. more

By Melissa Berman | 5/10/24

Voting for trustees, school and library budgets, May 21

Get insights into the upcoming elections for the Hewlett-Woodmere school district and public library, featuring incumbent trustees and new candidates, alongside budget proposals and community engagement initiatives. more

By Parker Schug | 5/10/24

Samuel Nahmias, chair of the Nassau County Bridge Authority, is running for Lawrence village mayor.

NCBA chair Samuel Nahmias runs for Lawrence mayor seat

Learn about Samuel Nahmias, candidate for Lawrence village mayor, his background, priorities, and vision for the community's fiscal responsibility and infrastructure improvement. more

By Parker Schug | 5/10/24

Holocaust survivor Brenda Blisko lights her yahrzeit candle in honor of her and her husband’s family that died in the Holocaust.

Survivors commemorate Holocaust Remembrance Day

Commemorating Holocaust Remembrance Day at Five Towns Premier Nursing and Rehab Center with survivors and veterans, emphasizing remembrance, solidarity, and the commitment to "never again." more

By Melissa Berman | 5/10/24

Queens resident Lisa Napier is charged with assault of a man, 71, at the Esplanade of Woodmere.

Queens woman charged with assault in Woodmere

A Queens woman is alleged to have assaulted man in the care of the Esplanade of Woodmere, an adult home. more

By Jeff Bessen | 5/8/24

Catcher Sarah Oliveros and the Bulldogs have pounded out plenty of runs this spring and are near the top of the Conference 6 standings.

Hewlett shows major improvement

Entering the 2024 season, the Hewlett softball team set out to raise its own standard. Now, sitting near the top of Conference 6 with a record of 9-5, the Bulldogs are looking to close strong. … more

By Andrew Fantucchio | 5/6/24

Ariana Watson believes her involvement in STEM academic and extracurricular activities earned her a nomination for the U.S. Presidential Scholars Program. In 2023, Ariana, left, and her friend Doaa Adam participated in the Summer Academy for Math and Science.

Lawrence High School senior vies for national honor

Follow Lawrence High School senior Ariana Watson's journey as a semifinalist in the 2024 U.S. Presidential Scholars Program, highlighting her exceptional academic achievements, STEM involvement, and community contributions, paving the way for her promising future in mechanical engineering at Carnegie Mellon University. more

By Parker Schug | 5/3/24

Holocaust survivor Livia Horowitz sharing her story with Brandeis Hebrew Academy eighth-graders Asnat Rakhmanova and Leah Minkov. The students met with Horowitz once a month, and learned her life story.

Getting to know Holocaust survivors at Brandeis

Delve into the meaningful commemoration of Holocaust Remembrance Day at Brandeis Hebrew Academy, where eighth-graders honor survivors through poems, songs, and personal connections, embodying the commitment to education, remembrance, and passing on the legacy of resilience to future generations. more

By Melissa Berman | 5/3/24

Controversy continues to surround how a good portion of the lights the Nassau Expressway will be repaired.

Darkness on the edge of state route 878

Discover the ongoing dispute over responsibility for fixing darkened lights on the Atlantic Beach Bridge, as Lawrence village contends with offers of financial aid, highlighting Samuel Nahmias's assertions of reluctance to accept grants, alongside village efforts to assess and address the lighting issue amidst legal actions and governmental involvement. more

By Parker Schug | 5/3/24

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