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Mitchell Koenig attempted to catch the toy helicopter in mid air while friends watched.
Hawaii comes to Hewlett Harbor for SIBSPlace [Photo gallery]
Cool, dry weather combined with the Hawaiian theme of the SIBSPlace annual barbecue to create a day full of fun and food for nearly 160 children and parents at the Hewlett Harbor home of Michael Schamroth, a SIBSPlace founding donor. more
Atlantic Beach resident Matt Feldman, left, had his blood pressure checked before he donated blood.
Blood drive at Hewlett-Woodmere library [Photo gallery]
The Hewlett-Woodmere Public Library in Hewlett hosted a blood drive on Aug. 30. more
Kulanu’s new coordinator of the Judaic Studies Program, Will Herzfeld, left, jumped right in to man the grill and Jonathan Cooper, the school’s director of Inclusion and Community Services, showed off the product of Herzfeld’s efforts. Cooper runs Kulanu’s after-school, weekend and respite programs.
Welcome back barbecue at Kulanu of Cedarhurst [Photo gallery]
The Kulanu Center for Special Services held its welcome back barbecue on Aug. 31 at the school’s Cedarhurst building. more
Dovid Pewzner and Shuey Geisinsky played a compelling game of Othello.
Chabad celebrates the end of summer [Photo gallery]
Chabad of the Five Towns held its annual family barbecue in Andrew J. Parise Cedarhurst Park on Monday. more
Inwood Buccaneer player Amari Elliot showed off his smile as he waited his turn to get into one of the day’s football games.
Inwood Buccaneer Day at Lawrence High School [Photo gallery]
Delayed a week due to Hurricane Irene, the Inwood Buccaneer Athletic Club held its annual Buccaneer Day at Lawrence High School last Sunday more
Cedarhurst optometrist Dr. Stuart Rappaport entertained the luncheon crowd with his comedy.
Lunch and laughter at Hadassah meeting [Photo gallery]
The Woodmere/Lailah Hadassah chapter held its annual luncheon at the Bistro Grill French Steakhouse in Woodmere. more
Business owners throughout the Five Towns boarded or taped up their stores or offices in anticipation of damage from the hurricane. Jerry Grinberg, owner of 21 Toppings in Hewlett, waited outside his store before the storm.
Hurricane Irene wreaks havoc in the Five Towns [Photo gallery]
Though Hurricane Irene was downgraded from a category 2 to a category 1 hurricane, it struck the Five Towns with strong winds and torrential rain that produced flooding, knocked down trees, caused homeowners and businesses to lose power, while wreaking havoc with train service, airport departures and arrivals, and car travel. more
Franklin Square says goodnight, Irene [Photo gallery]
These images of Irene on Sunday tell the tale of ferocious winds and torrential downpours. Photos by Jina Papadoniou. more
This feeled tree blocked an tire street in Hewlett.
After Hurricane Irene in Hewlett [Photo gallery]
Though there is power in the Hewletts, Hurricane Irene did its damage in the community. more
Comedian George Rini performed for fundraiser attendees.
A good fundraising night at Mother Kelly’s [Photo gallery]
Nearly 60 people attended the fundraiser in memory of Amanda Bloom at Mother Kelly’s in Cedarhurst on Ag. 18. more
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