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Independent Coach Corporation, owned by the Fabrizio family, was honored on March 22 for its contributions to the Five Towns and nearby communities.
Inwood Civic Association honors Independent Coach Corporation for community impact
Independent Coach Corporation was named the Inwood Civic Association’s Citizen of the Year, recognizing more than 80 years of service and community involvement across the Five Towns. more
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The Cognitive Film Society’s creative director and co-founder, Yelena Fradlis, left with Co-founders Douglas Hesney and Jeff Hsi outside the Hewlett-Woodmere Public Library, promoting their screenings.
Cognitive Film Society grows into cultural hub in Five Towns
The Cognitive Film Society has grown into a thriving cultural hub at the Hewlett-Woodmere Public Library, bringing together community members, students and film enthusiasts through screenings, discussions and digital engagement. more
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Hewlett High School Junior Lacrosse player Chase Rivas is being honored at the Jewish Sports Heritage Association’s 8th Annual Induction and Awards Ceremony.
Hewlett High School athlete Chase Rivas recognized for leadership on and off the field
Chase Rivas, a Hewlett High School junior, will be honored by the Jewish Sports Heritage Association as the Outstanding Jewish High School Athlete from the South Shore. more
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The Woodmere Fire Department hosted their 23rd annual community chometz burning ahead of Passover, on April 1.
Chometz burning event promotes safety, community in Five Towns
Thousands of Five Towns residents gathered at the Woodmere Fire Department for a safe, community-wide chometz burning ahead of Passover, continuing a decades-long tradition. more
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Nassau County Legislators, led by Olena Nicks, third from right, announced new legislation providing transparency and permanent safeguards for how opioid settlement funds should be used.
Dispute grows over use of Nassau County opioid settlement funds
Olena Nicks and fellow Democratic lawmakers are proposing legislation to protect Nassau County’s opioid settlement funds and increase transparency after millions in interest was moved to the general fund. more
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Samy Sedhom, 21, allegedly shot his 28-year-old sister with a hunting arrow in February.
Lawrence man charged in crossbow attack on sister
A Lawrence man, Samy Sedhom, is facing attempted murder and assault charges after allegedly planning and carrying out a crossbow attack on his sister, leaving her seriously injured. more
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Atlantic Beach village Trustee Joseph Pierantoni, far left, Mayor Barry Frohlinger and Trustees Laura Heller and Douglas Garczynski presented the tentative 2026-27 village budget at a special meeting on March 26.
Atlantic Beach proposes 2% tax reduction in new budget plan
Atlantic Beach’s proposed $5.1 million 2026-27 budget includes a 2 percent property tax decrease driven by reduced legal costs and increased investment in infrastructure projects. more
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Administrators from the Hewlett-Woodmere School District and Woodmere Middle School accepted a grant from the New York Islanders’ Power Play for Education program at UBS Arena. The money will fund improvements in the school’s Outdoor Environmental Center.
Woodmere Middle School wins $10K Islanders grant for Environmental Center
Woodmere Middle School secured a $10,000 grant from the New York Islanders’ Power Play for Education program to expand its Outdoor Environmental Center and enhance hands-on STEM learning opportunities for students. more
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Above is a map of the two adjacent properties on Park Street. The Village of Atlantic Beach settled the long-running dispute of the Libbey property at 2035 Park Street.
Village of Atlantic Beach settles long-running Libbey dispute
Atlantic Beach officials approved a $300,000 settlement to resolve the long-running Libbey property eminent domain dispute, avoiding further legal costs and ending years of litigation. more
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At the Peninsula Public Library on March 23, library staff and residents voiced their frustrations over library conditions and pending bylaw changes proposed by the board of trustees.
Peninsula Public Library staff clash with trustees at heated meeting
Peninsula Public Library staff raised concerns over board governance, meeting transparency and a disputed trustee appointment during a tense public meeting. more
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