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Rock Hall Museum in Lawrence will host its annual Colonial America-themed holiday celebration on Sunday from 2:30-5 p.m., featuring candlelit tours, the Holy Roamin' Carolers, cookie decorating, face painting, and period decorations in the 18th-century historic estate for $10-$18 admission, organized by the Friends of Rock Hall. more
Central Galleries in Cedarhurst welcomes 3-D pop artist Charles Fazzino and his daughter Heather for a weekend reception, book signing and exhibition through January. more
Fire districts across the Five Towns will hold commissioner elections on Dec. 9, with several candidates running unopposed in Atlantic Beach, Hewlett Bay and North Lawrence. more
Cedarhurst officials warn residents about increasing PSEG impersonation scams, urging people to verify representatives and avoid urgent payment demands or fake websites. more
Lawrence Primary School's PTA hosted their second annual "Day of Thanks" Thanksgiving dinner for 150 community members in the school gymnasium, featuring a traditional meal for $10 per family of four, games, raffles, and support from local businesses including 5 Towns Tile & Marble, Dunkin' Donuts, and Island Bagel Bar. more
Reuben Maron, former executive director of the Hebrew Academy of the Five Towns and Rockaway (HAFTR) and administrative director of Brandeis Hebrew Academy, died November 13 at age 83 at Long Island Jewish Medical Center after an illness, leaving behind a legacy of expanding HAFTR enrollment from under 1,000 to 1,400 students and championing Jewish education accessibility. more
Hewlett High School debuted its new $6.2M auditorium with upgraded tech, improved acoustics and a new mezzanine ahead of opening night for “Les Misérables.” --- If you want alternate slug styles (shorter, more keyword-heavy, or date-free), I can generate those too. more
Cedarhurst author Frumie Ganz published her second children’s book, “How I Met My Prince,” a fairytale inspired by her life and dreams coming true. more
Hewlett High School senior Ramiel Jeacoma earned his Eagle Scout rank after repurposing a 1966 mailbox into a community flag drop at Trinity-St. John’s Church. more
Two Hewlett High School seniors, Becky Feygin and Dina Heller, represented their Jewish Student Union chapter at the annual Presidents Conference in Stamford, Connecticut from November 9-11, learning leadership skills, Israel advocacy strategies, and ways to combat antisemitism while connecting with Jewish teens from across the United States and Canada. more
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