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Lawrence Woodmere Academy trustees said the school might not be able to reopen in September due to financial hardship.
Lawrence Woodmere Academy to close?
In an email to Lawrence Woodmere Academy alumni, the board of trustees said there is a possibility that the nonsectarian private school in Woodmere might not reopen after the 2022-2023 school year. more
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Oyster Bay defeated East Rockaway in the Nassau Class C finals Monday night at Farmingdale College in straight sets.
Oyster Bay repeats as county champ
For a second straight season, Oyster Bay prevailed over East Rockaway in the Nassau Class C girls’ volleyball championship match. The Lady Baymen took down the top-seeded Rocks Monday night … more
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HAFTR looks ahead to a more normal school year with no masks. Above, last school year’s middle school robotics team. From left were students Jack Ymar, Akiva Cunningham, Zachary Straus, Aiden Dworetsjy and Joe Walls.
Five Towns schools plan to operate more like it’s 2019
With the start of new school year, there is a return to a sense of normalcy for students, faculty and staff after two-plus years of dealing with the Covid-19 pandemic. more
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Graduation caps soared skyward as Hempstead High graduates celebrated their achievements and looked toward their futures.
A victorious Hempstead High graduation
The smiles of victory at the Hempstead High School graduation shone even more brightly than the strong sunlight pouring down over the graduates at the ceremony on June 24.  more
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Wantagh's Kate Vezzuto, right, controlled the ball in front of South Side's Anna Pennecke during the season opener for both teams Sept. 9.
Wantagh is finding its footing
Five months removed from a delayed 2020 injury-plagued season, Wantagh girls’ soccer is eyeing a rebound fall campaign where the team peaks when it matters most. more
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Seniors Emma Guarini, left, and Skylar McEvoy display the Nasssau County Class B championship hardware after Oyster Bay's 3-1 win over Wheatley on Saturday.
Oyster Bay captures Nassau 'B' softball title
It’s been a considerable season of growth for Oyster Bay softball despite the absence of a JV program and a varsity roster consisting of only two seniors and a handful of newcomers to the sport. more
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CVS is offering the Covid-19 vaccine at a number of local sites.
CVS expanding Covid-19 vaccine availability in Nassau
CVS pharmacies are now expanding community access to the Covid-19 vaccine at the following sites within the Heralds’ coverage area: Baldwin Bellmore Cedarhurst East Rockaway Glen … more
Five Towns native Kathy Boockvar in her position as the Secretary of State of Pennsylvania explained the ballot counting process that is being conducted under her watch.
Kathy Boockvar, Five Towns native, in thick of presidential race
Updated Nov. 7 at 11:50 a.m. Kathy Boockvar, a former Hewlett Neck resident who graduated from Hewlett High School class of 1986, and was appointed to be Pennsylvania Secretary of State by Gov. Tom Wolf last year is in the middle of the presidential election. more
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Glen Cove City School District prepares for next school year
All Glen Cove City School District students K-12 would be on a hybrid learning model to start the new school year, combining in-school and remote learning. more
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Rabbi Nochem Tenenboim with the food donated by a Hewlett Harbor resident that was distributed to people in need in the Five Towns and Queens.
Anonymous donation helps Five Towners and Queens residents
A  Hewlett Harbor resident who wants to remain anonymous donated 50,000 pounds of food to the Chabad of Hewlett that was used to help those in need across the Five Towns and in Queens. more
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