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John Rofrano, a fourth precinct police officer, far right, addressed their concerns while giving his officers report at the Atlantic Beach village meeting on March 9.
Impaired driving remains persistent issue across Nassau County
With more than 31,000 DWI arrests statewide, Nassau police warn impaired driving remains a major concern, as officials increase patrols and enforcement ahead of summer. more
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In response to State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli's new report on bullying and drug related incidents, Hewlett-Woodmere's district superintendent Dina Anzalone outlined their approach on bullying in a statement to the Herald.
Bullying incidents rise in New York schools, report finds
A new state report shows bullying and cyberbullying incidents are increasing across New York schools, while Hewlett-Woodmere officials outline prevention efforts to protect students. more
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Arts Below Sunrise, a popular festival that takes place in Hewlett and Woodmere, may need to find a location this year following disagreement between the district and Nassau County Police Department’s 4th Precinct.
Arts Below Sunrise festival faces safety concerns, uncertain future
Hewlett-Woodmere’s long-running Arts Below Sunrise festival may relocate after police raised safety concerns about its Broadway closure. more
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The Nassau Herald front page from Oct. 30, 1934.
Five Towns history: 100 years of community, change and resilience
A century-long look at how the Five Towns evolved from separate railroad stops into a vibrant, unified Long Island community. more
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Hewlett High School junior Ella Findling, left, senior Julia Igaunis and junior Valeria Paez Martinez pursued science research projects. All three girls are aiming to reach the final round of the International Science and Engineering Fair, which will take place in Pheonix in May.
Hewlett High School students advance at Long Island Science Fair
Three Hewlett High School students advanced to the next round of the Long Island Science and Engineering Fair with research projects on medicine, plant biology and environmental science. more
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Shane Zamidar has been named the valedictorian of the Hewlett High School class of 2026.
Hewlett High School names Zamidar, Chen, top academic honorees
Hewlett High School named Shane Zamidar valedictorian and Darren Chen salutatorian for the class of 2026, recognizing their academic achievements and leadership in robotics and student activities. more
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Students in Theatre Arts at Hewlett High School participated in the annual Day of Theatre where they created and performed original vignettes, on Jan. 30.
Hewlett High School students collaborate during Day of Theatre
Hewlett High School theater students created and performed original vignettes during the annual Day of Theatre, building creativity, leadership and collaboration across grade levels. more
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Richard Snyder has over two decades of experience working in school districts across Long Island as an administrator.
Hewlett-Woodmere names Richard Snyder Business Operations Chief
Hewlett-Woodmere Public Schools appointed Richard Snyder as assistant superintendent of business operations, bringing more than two decades of school finance and leadership experience to the district. more
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Hewlett High School senior Ramiel Jeacoma’s artwork was on display at the 22nd annual All-County Art Exhibition took place at W.T.
Hewlett High School student wins scholarship at All-County Art Exhibition
Hewlett High School senior Becky Feygin earned a scholarship at Nassau County’s All-County Art Exhibition for her digital portrait honoring her mother. more
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The Hewlett High School team Innovo clinched first place at last Sunday’s Long Island Robotics Championships, which the school hosted.
Hewlett High School hosts Long Island Robotics Championship
Hewlett High School hosted the Long Island Robotics Championships, where Team Innovo earned a spot at the FIRST Championship in Houston and multiple teams captured top honors. more
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