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Israeli lone soldiers serve in a variety of capacities. North Woodmere resident Isaac Katz, in front of the Western Wall in the Old City of Jerusalem, was a paratrooper and sniper in the 101st Brigade.

Honoring the South Shore’s ‘lone soldiers’

Lone soldiers will be honored at the third annual Friends of the Israeli Defense Forces (FIDF) community event fundraiser at the Sephardic Temple in Cedarhurst on May 28, where about 400 supporters from the Five Towns and across the South Shore are hoping to surpass last year’s amount of $300,000. more

By Vanessa Parker | 5/21/14

Jake Dana brushed the snow off one of his parent's cars on Cedarhurst Street in North Woodmere.

Snow views from the Five Towns [Photo gallery]

Approximately eight inches of snow fell in the Five Towns on Feb. 13. more

2/13/14

Valentine’s proposal was a loving treat

Snow covered streets and buildings created a beautiful backdrop to the excitement of the graduating class of Brooklyn College in February 1969. more

Phyllis Weinberger | 2/12/14

Skiing, skating and curling — all in Nassau County

Sports fans across the globe will soon turn their eyes to Sochi, Russia, where the XXII Winter Olympic Games will be contested from Feb. 7 to 23. more

1/30/14

Avani Lall played outside her Hungry Harbor Road house in North Woodmere.

Five Towners play and work in the snow

The Thursday into Friday snowstorm last week blanketed the Five Towns with about eight inches of snow. more

1/8/14

Avani Lall played outside of her home on Hungry Harbor Road in North Woodmere.

North Woodmere residents play and work after snow [Photo gallery]

Aproximately eight inches of snow fell in North Woodmere, according to Lauren Dana, a student columist for the Herald, who is another of the writers of the Hewlett Happenings column. more

1/3/14

David Rosen shoveled out on Newport Drive in Hewlett on Jan. 3.

Scenes from a Five Towns snowstorm [Photo gallery]

The Five Towns got up to seven inches of snow and winds created drifts about a foot high. more

1/3/14

The JCC of the Greater Five Towns Russian Division held its annual Thanksgiving meal at North Woodmere County Park.

Turkey day celebrated by JCC seniors [Photo gallery]

The JCC of the Greater Five Towns hosted its annual Thanksgiving celebration for the Russian Division seniors in the recreational building at North Woodmere County Park on Nov. 26. more

12/4/13

The JCC of the Greater Five Towns Russian Division, along with Inwood Charities, serves a Thanksgiving meal for older Russian immigrants. Larisa Levine and Yelena Friedman held the turkey at the 2011 event.

Improving the lives of their neighbors

Since 2006, the Russian Division at the JCC of the Greater Five Towns has helped older immigrant Russians in the Five Towns and Far Rockaway celebrate that most American of holidays, Thanksgiving. more

By Ann Friedman | 11/20/13

Bias graffiti incidents have increased threefold at Five Towns train stations this year compared with 2012. Above, a swastika was discovered etched on a plastic panel of a passenger shelter at the Cedarhurst station on Oct. 30.

‘Chronic disease’ spawns vile messages

In the first 10 months of this year there were three times as many bias graffiti incidents at Five Towns Long Island Rail Road train stations as there were in all of 2012, according to statistics provided by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority. more

By Jeff Bessen | 11/20/13

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