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Martin Oliner, former Village of Lawrence mayor has launched his campaign for Town of Hempstead Supervisor as an independent.
Former Lawrence Mayor Martin Oliner launches independent run for Hempstead Supervisor
Former Lawrence Mayor Martin Oliner has launched an independent campaign for Town of Hempstead supervisor, focusing on overdevelopment, infrastructure and government transparency ahead of the November election. more
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Shari Amitrano was re-elected to serve another three-year term as trustee on the Hewlett-Woodmere school district Board of Education.
Hewlett-Woodmere, Lawrence school budgets pass with voter approval
Voters approved the 2026-27 school budgets in Hewlett-Woodmere and Lawrence, along with library funding and board trustee races. more
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The Long Island Rail Road shut down service early Saturday after five railroad unions went on strike. Five Towns commuters shared their thoughts with the Herald, and their plans to get to work.
Five Towns commuters prepare alternate commute plans due to the LIRR strike
The Long Island Rail Road shut down service early Saturday after five railroad unions went on strike following the expiration of a federally mandated cooling-off period. Five Towns commuters shared their thoughts with the Herald about how they plan to get to work. more
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Lawrence village trustees assured the public that the new camera system is government-owned and the information will not be distributed widely.
Lawrence village plans 160 security cameras to boost public safety
The Village of Lawrence is developing a 160-camera security network with license plate readers to help Nassau County police deter crime, though some residents have raised privacy concerns. more
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Last week, State Sen. Patricia Canzoneri-Fitzpatrick, far left, honored Thomas Ortiz, 7, of Inwood, on the Senate floor for his book, “Thomas Makes a Promise.” With them were Thomas’s father, Thomas Sr., his mother, Angela, and Assemblyman Ari Brown.
Inwood's Thomas Ortiz honored in Albany for children’s book
Seven-year-old Thomas Ortiz Jr., a Lawrence Primary School student from Inwood, was recognized by State Sen. Patricia Canzoneri-Fitzpatrick in Albany for publishing his children’s book, “Thomas Makes a Promise.” more
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The Hewlett-Woodmere Public Library completed a lighting renovation in Gold Hall by installing 24 new energy-efficient LED high hats on the 20-foot high ceiling.
Hewlett-Woodmere Public Library upgrades Gold Hall, children’s technology
Hewlett-Woodmere Public Library reopened Gold Hall after a major LED lighting renovation and is continuing facility upgrades, including boiler replacements, self-checkout kiosks and a new interactive children’s learning table. more
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As he approaches a decade of leadership at both the lower and middle schools in HAFTR, Gold continues to trailblaze for his administration, students and community.
HAFTR principal Josh Gold reflects on decade of leadership
Josh Gold, principal of HAFTR’s lower and middle schools in Lawrence, reflected on nearly a decade of leadership, student innovation, Jewish education and efforts to strengthen community and resilience. more
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A rendering, above, of what the Wall of Tears memorial, at Andrew J. Parise Park, in Cedarhurst, will look like once it is built.
Wall of Tears Holocaust memorial project advances with fundraising push
The Wall of Tears Holocaust memorial in Cedarhurst is moving forward as organizers raise funds for a granite monument designed to honor victims, educate visitors and preserve Holocaust remembrance. more
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The Episcopal Health Services board of trustees and senior executive leadership celebrated the opening of the Walsh Ambulatory Pavilion with a ribbon-cutting last Friday.
Episcopal Health Services opens Walsh Ambulatory Pavilion in Far Rockaway
Episcopal Health Services celebrated the opening of the Walsh Ambulatory Pavilion, bringing expanded outpatient, cancer and specialty care services to the Rockaway Peninsula. more
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Susan Corbelli enjoys spending time with her family, including Olivia Holmes, second from left, Anna Brofsky and Karen Holmes.
Five Towns Learning Center’s Susan Corbelli retires after decades of service
Susan Corbelli is retiring after nearly three decades at the Five Towns Learning Center in Inwood, leaving behind a legacy of compassion, volunteerism and dedication to local families. more
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