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Lawrence High School music department staff members Brian Stabile, music coordinator/band director, left, Andrew Krahm, orchestra director, Pam Gallopini, district music coordinator/middle school orchestra director and Shelly Goldman, chorus director.
Lawrence School District earns 2026 Best Communities for Music Education honor
The Lawrence School District has been named a 2026 Best Communities for Music Education by the NAMM Foundation, recognizing its longstanding commitment to arts education and student performance opportunities. more
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Both Cheryl May and Shari Amitrano are committed to decision-making that prioritizes transparency and accountability in the district.
Hewlett-Woodmere trustees Cheryl May and Shari Amitrano seek re-election
Hewlett-Woodmere Board of Education incumbents Cheryl May and Shari Amitrano are running unopposed for re-election as residents prepare to vote on trustee seats, the school budget and propositions on May 19. more
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Student members of Hewlett Elementary School’s Student Council visited Angela House as part of their partnership.
Angela’s House partnership teaches Hewlett Elementary students about giving back
Hewlett Elementary School students visited Angela’s House to see how their yearlong fundraising and donation drives support local families while teaching leadership, compassion and community responsibility. more
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A swastika was found etched into the Inwood train station in Lawrence on May 6. This was located in the portion of the station within the Village of Lawrence.
Village of Lawrence mayor condemns antisemitic graffiti at Inwood train station
Lawrence Mayor Samuel Nahmias denounced antisemitic graffiti discovered at the Inwood train station and said police are investigating the incident alongside MTA authorities. more
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Mario Hurtado Galindo, 37, of 178-19 147th Ave. in Queens.
Queens man arrested in Nassau County burglary spree
Police arrested a Queens man accused of multiple residential burglaries across Nassau County communities. more
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Joseph Petraro, 13, sixth from left, completed his Eagle Scout project at the Five Towns Premier Rehabilitation and Nursing Center, in Woodmere, on April 22.
Eagle scout Joseph Petraro builds garden for nursing home residents
Hewlett teen Joseph Petraro leads an Eagle Scout project creating an intergenerational garden at a Woodmere nursing home to connect residents and families. more
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Yvette Para, a King Kullen meat wrapper for 32 years, is hoping to move to a new location and to continue working for the company.
King Kullen in Hewlett to close After 45 years
The King Kullen in Hewlett will close May 21 after lease negotiations failed, ending decades as a neighborhood grocery staple. more
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The Lawrence Union Free School District Board of Trustees presented the proposed 2026-2027 school budget at their meeting, on April 20.
Lawrence school district propose $106 million budget with zero tax increase
The Lawrence Union Free School District unveiled a $106.23 million budget proposal for 2026–27 that preserves programs while keeping the tax levy at zero percent. more
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Lian Elgrissy, left, and Alma Scharman were two of over a dozen students leading classmates and faculty at HAFTR on April 21 for their Yom HaZikaron commemoration ceremony.
HAFTR Middle School marks Yom HaZikaron with memorial ceremony
Students at HAFTR Middle School in Lawrence led a Yom HaZikaron ceremony honoring fallen Israeli soldiers and victims of terror through prayers, testimonials and remembrance. more
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Hewlett High School junior Layla Mikhaylov held a toy drive for underprivileged children and donated them to a shelter in Brownsville, Brooklyn.
Hewlett High School student expands Golden Minds toy drive initiative
Hewlett High School junior Layla Mikhaylov launched the Golden Minds Project, collecting toys and essentials for children in shelters while expanding efforts locally and globally. more
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