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I married an older man, and this week he’s turning 75. When we met, I was 14 and he was 15. more

4/8/21

Hewlett High School graduate Lamar Letts, pictured in 2019, invented the sports drink Hylux in 2014, during his time at Northeastern University.

Hewlett High grad creates the sports drink Hylux

While a medical condition halted his athletic career in high school, Lamar Letts, a 2012 Hewlett High graduate, did not stop thinking on how to live a healthy life as two years later he created Hylux, a sports drink that he thinks is a healthier alternative to Gatorade and Powerade. more

By Matthew Ferremi | 4/7/21

Let’s allow schools to decide on activities

As difficult as the coronavirus pandemic has been for all of us, our children were the least equipped to handle the sudden disruption of their daily lives and routines. Ripped from in-school learning . . . more

By Steve Rhoads | 3/25/21

Corey Spitzer and Johnathan Boxer carried boxes at the Leon Mayer and Kosher Response food event on March 21.

Feeding people for Passover in Hewlett Bay Park

The Leon Mayer Fund in collaboration with Kosher Response distributed food to nearly 300 local families for Passover outside of Stella K. Abraham High School for Girls in Hewlett Bay Park on March 21. more

By Jeff Bessen | 3/21/21

North Woodmere resident Xian Scott is in the process of launching an educational nonprofit called Eclipse Generation.

Lawrence High School junior Xian Scott spreads knowledge to his peers

Lawrence High School junior Xian Scott resident is launching a nonprofit called Eclipse Generation that he hopes will give fellow students guidance on life beyond high school by offering tutoring, … more

By Matthew Ferremi | 3/10/21

COV-AID was created by Hewlett High School students Benjamin Meringoff, top left, Jesse Menashe, top right, and Jared Glassman, bottom.

Hewlett High School juniors create COV-AID

With the coronavirus vaccine continuing to be rolled out in the United States, three juniors at Hewlett High School have begun an initiative that they hope will assist community members in booking … more

By Matthew Ferremi | 3/3/21

Ntina Paleos-Stemas spent roughly 22 years in the Hewlett-Woodmere School District as an English as a New Language teacher.

Hewlett High School teacher Ntina Paleos-Stemas, 55, dies of Covid-19

For those who knew Hewlett High School teacher Ntina Paleos-Stemas, she was a person who touched the lives of thousands of students, families and co-workers throughout her years in the … more

By Matthew Ferremi | 2/9/21

Applying to college through Covid

The college application process has been known for its stress but this year more than ever due to Covid-19 it is uncertain to know what colleges are truly looking for in applicants. One factor of the … more

By Natalie Bran | 12/22/20

Lawrence High School students marched along Cedarhurst Avenue, in Cedarhurst, to the high school last Friday, protesting the loss of sports and clubs.

No sports, but Lawrence brings back some clubs

At Monday’s Lawrence Board of Education meeting, the trustees officially approved starting up six student clubs, and six adviser positions. The clubs had been approved by the Lawrence School … more

By Jeff Bessen | 12/16/20

Lawrence High School students protested the loss of two sports seasons and not having virtual clubs as they marched along Cedarhurst Avenue in Cedarhurst on Dec. 11.

Lawrence students rally for sports and clubs

Roughly 40 Lawrence High School students gathered by the pavilion in Andrew J. Parise Cedarhurst Park on Dec. 11 to protest the school district’s cancelation of fall sports and the running of winter track, along with not having virtual clubs. more

By Jeff Bessen | 12/11/20

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