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Hewlett senior Jordan Browdy, right, displayed his wrestling prowess as he pinned his Kellenberg opponent.
A trio of victories
The Hewlett varsity wrestling team came out smoking at its first dual meet as the Bulldogs defeated three different squads Dec. 11. more
Now, not later, let’s repair Bay Park plant
Nassau County’s Bay Park Sewage Treatment Plant has released untreated sewage into South Shore bays since March, according to the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation... since March! more
Five Towns Obituaries
Celia Stern, Rosa 'Rosita' Warshavsky and Leonard Ditchek of the Five Towns have died. more
Hewlett Bay Fire District was one of several in the Five Towns to have commissioner elections on Dec. 14.
Five Towns fire district election results
Updated Dec. 16 at 2 p.m. Fire district elections in the Five Towns took place on Tuesday and the results for Atlantic Beach, Inwood, Hewlett Bay and Woodmere fire districts are in. more
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Property landlord Martmios Gavalas, left, and Villa Mare Italian Restaurant owner John Vacchio, right, clean up the debris created after a car crashed into the front of the eatery at 99 The Plaza in Atlantic Beach on Monday.
Car crashes into A.B. restaurant
A car smashed into Villa Mare Italian Restaurant at 99 The Plaza in Atlantic Beach that sent the driver, an unidentified man, to the hospital around 11 a.m. on Monday. more
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Hewlett resident Christine Hallahan organized a 5K Walk to raise money to fight Tay-Sachs disease. Her niece Emma Rabinowitz (in chair) and family on the boardwalk in Long Beach, where the Oct. 24 walk took place.
Strolling the boardwalk for a cure
Emma’s 5K Walk For a Cure on the Long Beach boardwalk on Oct. 24 brought family, friends and students from Lawrence High School, Valley Stream South, Hewlett High School, Long Beach High School, Rambam Mesivta and several other Suffolk County High Schools together to raise awareness about Tay-Sachs disease. more
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Five Towns families and students are the power behind Ossie’s Toy Fund that provides toys to seriously ill children in hospitals, orphanages, homes and hospices in Israel. Specially trained clowns present the toys to the children.
This clowning around is serious
It was 3 a.m. on a Friday morning in November and Robbie Schonfeld, his family, the Allman family and several others were stuffing envelopes for Ossie’s Toy Fund, a non-profit organization that provides gifts for seriously ill children and their families in Israel. more
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A view of Park Street in Atlantic Beach, approximately a mile from where Gloria Moreira was killed on Nov. 4.
A.B. traffic death stirs calls for road upgrades
Gloria Moreira, 56, was killed when she was struck by a bus at the intersection of Park Street and Vernon Avenue in Atlantic Beach on Nov. 4, and the tragedy has sparked reaction from residents who say they want to see cameras installed to deter speeders and sidewalks constructed to ensure pedestrian safety. more
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Ode to old Long Island
As we tooled around Boyds, Md., in early October, desperately searching for a Subway to buy lunch, I suddenly thought, My, Boyds is one very neat community. more
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Courtesy Nicole Russo Nicole Russo and her boyfriend can't afford to buy a home like they want to. Instead, they live with their parents.
‘I’m done with Long Island’
Part three in the series “Plugging the Brain Drain.” “I’m done with Long Island,” said Randall Press, a former Long Beach resident. “I’m done with the politics, I’m done with the … more
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