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Arts Below Sunrise included a number of seasonal activities. Above, sisters, Sienna, 7, and Alexa, 5, Lapaglia painted pumpkins.
Fun, food and music at Arts Below Sunrise [Photo gallery]
Musical entertainment, a variety of food, vendors and demonstration highlighted the third annual Arts Below Sunrise street fair that took place along Broadway in Hewlett and Woodmere on Oct. 5. more
Nassau County’s Office of Emergency Management sought to inform Atlantic Beach residents on how to prepare for an emergency. Above, Legislator Denise Ford (D-Long Beach) spoke about the importance of getting cleaning supplies such as gloves and trash bags before a storm.
Learning what to do in an emergency
With Atlantic Beach surrounded on one side by Reynolds Channel and the other by the Atlantic Ocean, and with Hurricane Sandy still fresh in their minds residents packed village hall for an educational seminar presented by Nassau County’s Office of Emergency Management (OEM) on Oct. 1. more
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The Woodmere Club hosted the JCC of the Greater Five Towns “Play Golf” clinic for children and young adults with special needs.
JCC coordinates ‘Play Golf’ event at the Woodmere Club [Photo gallery]
More than 30 volunteers helped 16 children and young adults with special needs during the JCC of the Greater Five Towns’ “Play Golf” day hosted by the Woodmere Club on Sept. 28. more
North Woodmere Park played host to Kulanu’s running events that included a Fun Run for the kids.
Running a mile to help Kulanu [Photo gallery]
Cedarhurst-based Kulanu Academy held its inaugural Kulanu Mile event at North Woodmere Park on Sept. 21. It consisted of a USA Tack & Field 1-mile judged race walk, a non-competitive run/walk and a Fun Run for children. more
Homeowners continue repairing their home that were damaged in Hurricane Sandy. Meadowmere Park residents Joyce Roman, and her son, Jerry, 11, in the renovated kitchen of their West Avenue house.
Overcoming the post-Sandy struggles
Homeowners in communities such as Meadowmere Park and Inwood continue to rebuild and repair their homes nearly two years after Hurricane Sandy. more
St. John’s community fair included an ALS ice bucket challenge undertaken by several hospital employees.
St. John’s hospital treats community to a fair [Photo gallery]
Rides and activities, health screenings, an ice bucket challenge and the unveiling of a new logo highlighted the Back-to-School Community Health Fair hosted by St. John’s Episcopal Hospital on its Far Rockaway campus on Sept. 14. more
Lawrence Yacht & Country Club members hosted several members of the Wounded Warrior Project for a day of golf, tennis and fishing on Sept. 21. Military veteran Tom Amendola, left, was congratulated by Gary Segal after a great shot.
Lawrence Yacht & Country Club salutes those who served [Photo gallery]
Lawrence Yacht & Country Club members hosted several members of the Wounded Warrior Project for a day of golf, tennis and fishing at the village owned and operated facility in Lawrence on Sept. 21. more
HAFTR began a new school year on Sept 4, and friends Leana Thurm, Maggie Rosenthal and Mikayla Fuchs arrived together to start their junior year at the high school.
Starting anew at the Hebrew Academy of the Five Towns and Rockaway [Photo gallery]
The Hebrew Academy of the Five Towns and Rockaway (HAFTR) began its new school year on Sept. 4. more
On Inwood Buccaneer Day at Lawrence High School last Sunday, the Lawrence-based athletic club kicked off its fall season. At right, Derek Paccione had two great runs during the game against the Queens Falcons.
Fall season gets underway for Inwood Buccaneers [Photo gallery]
The Inwood Buccaneers Athletic Club held its annual Buccaneer Day, a kick off for its fall season of football and cheerleading, at Lawrence High school on Sept. 7. more
The Hewlett-Woodmere School District replaced the cupola atop the Woodmere Education Center, which was destroyed in Hurricane Sandy.
Up, up and installed
Traffic was slowed and stopped on Broadway in Woodmere last Friday as a 150-foot-tall crane lifted a cupola tower and its copper top into place at the peak of the Woodmere Education Center, 70 feet above the street. more
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