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Barry Felder, left, Michele Masucci, Stephen Radin and Elizabeth Woolfe were on hand to sign their oath of office.
Atlantic Beach appoints five members to Board of Ethics
The Village of Atlantic Beach Board of Trustees appointed five residents to its Board of Ethics, strengthening oversight, transparency and enforcement of the village’s Code of Ethics. more
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Cedarhurst resident Frumie Ganz has published her third book in “The Little Red Headed Girl” book series, “My Blended Family.
Cedarhurst author releases children’s book on blended families
Cedarhurst resident Frumie Ganz has released her third children’s book, “My Blended Family,” a rhyming, illustrated story celebrating love, belonging and families of all shapes and sizes. more
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Inwood resident Angela Ortiz has self-published four books, each inspired by one of her children and her niece.
Inwood mom builds children’s book series inspired by family
Inwood resident Angela Ortiz has self-published four children’s books inspired by her children and niece, turning family stories into lessons on friendship, teamwork, love and creativity. more
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Mary King, a bus driver for Independent Coach and lifelong resident of the Hewlett community, died Jan. 21. She was 92. 
Hewlett school bus driver Mary King dies at 92
Mary King, a lifelong Hewlett resident and longtime Independent Coach bus driver who served Hewlett-Woodmere students for nearly three decades, is remembered for her kindness, warmth and lasting impact on colleagues and students. more
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As the streets of Cedarhurst are covered in eight to 12 inches of snow, Cedarhurst Avenue is being plowed and residents are urged to keep their snow on their property as they shovel.
Five Towns and Atlantic Beach impacted by snow storm
With at least 8 to 12 inches of snow falling across Long Island, there is a winter storm warning in effect that was issued by the National Weather Service. more
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A rendering, above, of what the first Wall of Tears memorial, at Andrew J. Parise Park, in Cedarhurst, will look like.
Village of Cedarhurst to build Wall of Tears Holocaust memorial
A permanent Holocaust memorial known as the Wall of Tears will be built in Cedarhurst’s Andrew J. Parise Park through a village partnership and community fundraising effort aimed at education, remembrance and combating antisemitism. more
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Eilon Bober-Tsafrir, center, and Mason O’Hare, second from left, saw their initial hypothetical investment grow by 20 percent or more during the Stock Market Game’s 90-day run.
Hewlett High School students place top three in Stock Market Game
Hewlett High School students Eilon Bober-Tsafrir and Mason O’Hare earned first and third place on Long Island in the national Stock Market Game, continuing the district’s strong track record in competitive financial literacy programs. more
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Hewlett-Woodmere has noticed significant changes in students communication skills and work ethic since the cell phone ban’s inception.
Hewlett-Woodmere School District sees positive shift after school cellphone ban
Hewlett-Woodmere school officials say a districtwide cellphone ban has led to improved student focus, stronger social interactions and more positive classroom environments, particularly at the high school. more
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Bob Spiotto, front, was accompanied by Stephen Pagano during his show ‘Shades of Grey: A Musical Tribute to Joel Grey’ at the Hewlett-Woodmere Public Library, on Jan. 18.
Joel Grey tribute fills Hewlett-Woodmere Public Library With Broadway classics
Broadway favorites filled the Hewlett-Woodmere Public Library as performer Bob Spiotto and musical director Stephen Pagano presented “Shades of Grey,” a musical tribute celebrating the legendary career of Joel Grey. more
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Longtime Cedarhurst resident Helen Pollack is celebrating her 100th birthday on Jan. 28 with family and friends.
Cedarhurst resident Helen Pollack Celebrates 100 Years of life
Cedarhurst resident Helen Pollack marked her 100th birthday by reflecting on a lifetime devoted to education, volunteering, libraries and community service across the Five Towns. more
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