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Several members of The Club were accompanied by staff as they formed a conga line and danced together.
‘Dancing with the Stars’ at the PCC’s The Club [Photo gallery]
Music, dancing and the camaraderie of being with family and friends made the “Dancing with the Stars” event sponsored by The Club a success. The Club is a day program for people with cognitive, physical and emotional frailty that is run under the auspices of Peninsula Counseling Center. more
Fifth-grade students got autographed cards and spoke with all three Islanders as part of Islander School Day on Nov. 1.
Hockey day in Hewlett with the Islanders [Photo gallery]
Three New York Islanders, defenseman Mike Mottau and Travis Harmonic and forward Niro Niederrieter, visited Hewlett Elementary School as part of Islander School Day on Nov. 1. more
A scene from “Nightmare in the Attic” a play geared for schoolchildren that depicts the occupation of Rock Hall mansion during the Revolutionary War.
A sneak preview of a local historical story [Photo gallery]
Lawrence Middle School hosted the sneak preview of the play, “Nightmare in the Attic,” that recounts how the women of Rock Hall handled the occupation of their home during the Revolutionary War. more
The fundraiser for Veteran House, featured tastings of food from more than 25 Long Island restaurants. From left, Maria Lisa, Cathy Mennella, Cedarhurst Mayor Andrew J. Parise, a World War II veteran and Louis Mennella, who is also a veteran and along with his wife Cathy owns Bewitched Grand Salon.
Raising money for veterans in good taste [Photo gallery]
Louis Mennella, a military veteran, who along with his family owns Bewitched Grand Salon in Woodmere hosted a “Woodmere Supports Veterans – In Good Taste” fundraiser last Sunday. more
Renee Silverman of North Woodmere, a cancer patient, talked with Geri Barish, left, president of The Long Island Breast Cancer Action Coalition, about her new wig.
Emotional wig fitting at Cedarhurst beauty salon [Photo gallery]
Battling breast cancer and losing their hair was made a bit easier for 1,000 women as Long Island Beauty Center owner, Rodolfo Valentin, donated that many wigs to 1 in 9: the Long Island Breast Cancer Action Coalition that is based in the Hewlett House in Hewlett. more
Students at the Latin Dance Festival were all smiles and gave thumbs up to the event as they gathered on the dance floor.
Dancing, live band marks Hispanic Heritage Month [Photo gallery]
The Lawrence Middle School gymnasium played host to a Latin Dance Festival last Friday to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month. more
Isabel Slepoy/Herald Lawrence middle school seventh- and eighth-graders pose for a picture at their “Hot Skates” event in Lynbrook on Oct. 26.
Halloween haunts at Hot Skates [Photo gallery]
Lawrence Middle School students dressed up in their Halloween costumes and spent time with their classmates roller skating at the “Halloween Hot Skates” night time event that took place on Oct. 26 and 27 at Hot Skates in Lynbrook. more
Aleixa Freire of the Oceanside Dance Center performs a lyrical routine at the Fall Harvest Festival at the Woodmere Middle School hosted by the Hewlett-Woodmere Public Schools Endowment Fund.
Winter on Saturday, fall festival on Sunday [Photo gallery]
The first-ever Fall Harvest Festival sponsored by the Hewlett-Woodmere Public Schools Endowment Fund was held outside and inside Woodmere Middle School, last Sunday. more
Alex and Olga Ubaydov, far right, brought a few traditional foods from their native Uzbekistan that added an international flavor to a local event.
Hosting a Sukkah dinner in North Woodmere [Photo gallery]
The Mulberry Place, North Woodmere home of Teri Schure and her husband Peter Bartfeld hosted a Sukkah dinner for 17 people on Oct. 16. more
Peter Arapas, 6, took his painting seriously as he decorated his pumpkin at the fair.
History, animals and pumpkin painting at country fair [Photo gallery]
The 26th annual Rock Hall Museum Country Fair in Lawrence celebrated history from having the Redhawk Dance Troupe perform and tell stories to a colonial historian explaining about specific era tools and instruments. more
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