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College-age students had the opportunity to participate in a survey this summer on the Hewlett-Woodmere Public Library website to help them find two library books to read and receive free prizes.
This past summer, Hewlett-Woodmere Public Library created this program for emerging adults
In an effort to attract recent high school graduates back to the library before they left for college, the Hewlett-Woodmere Public Library incorporated an existing program for what are considered emerging adults to return to a place they may have spent time in when younger. more
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Lori Enright, Toni's mother, started off the event with a cannonball.
Cannonball for a Cure [Photo gallery]
On the last day of the summer, adults at Sunny Atlantic Beach Club line up to do non-stop cannonballs for a half-hour as part of “Cannonball for a Cure,” a fundraiser to benefit The Diabetes Research Institute. more
Candiotti ran alongside Garrett Chapman, her former Hewlett High School track coach, during the TCS New York City Marathon on Nov. 5.
This Hewlett High School alum has a special bond with her coach
The running journey of Hewlett resident Elissa Candiotti and Garrett Chapman came full circle at the TCS New York City Marathon on Nov. 5. more
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The settlement between the Chabad of the Beaches and the Village of Atlantic Beach has raised questions from residents about legal fees, terms and zoning. The property at 2025 Park St. is the site of a former bank building.
Here is what community members think of the Chabad of the Beaches, Atlantic Beach settlement
The settlement between the Chabad of the Beaches and the Village of Atlantic Beach has left some residents unsettled. more
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Kayla Palumbo, a Sacred Heart Academy senior, with her presentation on the effects of blue light on flies in the school’s research lab. She presented it at the Long Island Science and Engineering Fair last month, and has advanced to the second round in March.
See what Atlantic Beach resident Kayla Palumbo did at the Long Island Science and Engineering Fair
Atlantic Beach resident Kayla Palumbo has given new meaning to the term Blue Light Special, with an attention-getting science project focusing on the effects of that light on the mobility of flies and their lifespan. more
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The Weber family from left , Mark, Jarrod, Jesse, Ina and Hayley. In front from left, Cole, 5, and Dax, 7, at the Lawrence Woodmere Academy family barbecue on Sept. 9.
PHOTOS: Lawrence Woodmere Academy welcomes back its students
Lawrence Woodmere Academy welcomed back returning families and students and new ones at its Back to School Bar-B-Que on the nonsectarian school’s Woodmere campus on Sept. 9. more
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On their way to the March for Israel were Tamar, left, Simon, Maya and Matthew Barbash of Hewlett.
Adele Goldberg and children show commitment to Israel
A summer trip as a teenager began a lifelong connection to Israel and her people. I had the opportunity to strengthen my Hebrew language skills, shape my Jewish identity, and forge strong connections with family that have grown and deepened over the years. more
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Made available for community members to see, a rendering of the proposed seawall can be seen at the Peninsula Public Library in Lawrence.
Lawrence School District takes bold steps to shield high school from future storms
To safeguard the Lawrence High School campus in Cedarhurst from the impact of severe weather events such as Hurricane Sandy, the Lawrence school district is moving forward with measures to mitigate future tidal surges and flooding. more
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Woodmere residents Alina and Alex Lubarsky, and Victoria Firdman, right, at the March for Israel on Nov. 14.
Alex Dubarsky of Woodmere was left surprised in Washington D.C.
Some 300,000 Jewish people and those who stand against the barbaric murder of innocent civilians, descended on our nation’s capital on Nov. 14. Although on the long bus ride from Long Island I braced myself for any possibility … what I discovered was as surprising as it was banal. more
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Hewlett High School senior Joshua Sepe won the New York Stock Market Fall Competition winning over 5,000 participants across the state. Sepe previously won the spring competition last school year.
Hewlett's Joshua Sepe wins yet again
Hewlett High School senior Joshua Sepe was victorious in the New York Stock Market Fall competition, winning over 5,000 participants across the state. more
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