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At the Chabad of the Five Towns Hebrew School on Feb. 18, Gennadiy Shnayderman, of Woodmere, left, and Ilan Levy, a visiting Israel Defense Forces soldier, reconnected 20 years after they served together in the IDF.
Great to see you, Bobo. Two Israel Defense Forces soldiers reunite at Five Towns Chabad
Hadassah Geisinsky, assistant director of the Chabad of the Five Towns Hebrew School, in Cedarhurst, believes there are no coincidences — not even the unlikely reunion of two Israel Defense Forces soldiers who served together 20 years ago, at a Hebrew school event. more
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Lawrence Board of Appeals Chairman Lloyd Keilson, far left, with board members Danny Hiller and Philip Kerstein, said at the board’s Feb. 21 meeting that it would reserve a decision on the Woodmere Club development. Kevin Walsh, a project engineer, was at far right.
Why is the Woodmere Club development at a standstill?
The proposed development of the Woodmere Club remains at a standstill after a Lawrence village Board of Appeals ruling — or lack of one — at its Feb. 21 meeting. more
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Lawrence village Trustee Paris Popack, who serves as deputy mayor, announced she is running for mayor.
Paris Popack is running for Lawrence mayor, find out why
Lawrence village Trustee Paris Popack announced that she is running for mayor as current municipal leader, Alex Edelman, cannot seek office again due to term limits. more
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Dr. Laurie Zelinger, a Cedarhurst-based psychologist, has written another Please Explain book, this one ‘Please Explain Divorce to me, Because My Parents are Breaking up.’
Please explain why Dr. Laurie Zelinger writes books
Since she was around 8-years-old, Dr. Laurie Zelinger kept a diary writing short stories and poems, and in the fourth grade she wrote a play her class performed. more
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Town of Hempstead Councilwoman Melissa ‘Missy’ Miller and Nassau County Legislator Carrie Solages are the Inwood Civic Association’s Citizens of the Year.
Look who the Inwood Civic Association picked as its Citizens of the Year
The Inwood Civic Association acknowledges those who go above and beyond for its community each year. This year, two respected elected officials will accept this award on March 10 at the Inwood Country Club. more
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Two separate incidents of smoke in a classroom at Hewlett High School forced the evacuation of the building on Feb. 28.
Two calls regarding smoke at Hewlett High School
Two separate fire alarms sounded at Hewlett High School on Feb. 28, according to Hewlett-Woodmere district officials in a pair of posts. more
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The NY-NJ-US Marshals Fugitive Force and Nassau police combined to arrest North Woodmere resident Steve Weinman for allegedly intending to distribute child pornography in Texas.
North Woodmere man charged with intent to distribute pornography in Texas
North Woodmere resident Steve Weinman was charged with five counts possession of with the intent to distribute child pornography in Texas. more
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Nassau police are looking for a man who allegedly triedto steal merhandise from the King Kullen in Hewlett on Feb. 24, but was stopped by a stort security guard.
Security guard thwarts robbery at Hewlett King Kullen
A security guard halted a robbery at the King Kullen on Peninsula Boulevard in Hewlett at 3:37 p.m. on Feb. 24. more
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The Hewlett-Woodmere Board of Education meeting on Feb. 7 addressed general questions from the public, but parents were stopped from commenting about a college-level Spanish class that was the subject of an anonymous letter posted to Facebook by ‘a concerned District 14 parent.’
Hewlett High School Spanish course causing controversy
A late-January letter posted to social media has sparked a heated conversation about diversity, equity and inclusion in Hewlett-Woodmere classrooms. more
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Hewlett High School students and other Long Island teens volunteered on Feb. 13 at the IDF Chesed Center, painting an Israeli flag on the wall to show their support for the Hewlett facility, which provides resources to Israel.
Chesed Center in Hewlett expands to support and supply Israel
Support for Israel continues to grow in the Five Towns. The IDF Chesed Center, a grass-roots distribution site that sends tactical supplies to Israel Defense Force soldiers and resources to displaced Israeli families, has outgrown its small warehouse on Mill Street, in Lawrence, and moved into a larger one on Peninsula Boulevard, in Hewlett. more
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