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PSEG Long Island is working on a reliability project along West Broadway in Hewlett. The company will be conducting overnight and daytime work to improve and update infrastructure.
This PSEG project aims to enhance reliability in the Five Towns
PSEG Long Island is installing 3,000 feet of new underground transmission will remove 500 feet of overhead wire and replace and install transmission and distribution poles around Hewlett as part of a system-wide $302 million project that is expected to be completed in February. more
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The Bithorn Brothers Band, led by siblings Chuck and Joe, reunited at the reunion for the first time in 43 years.
Lawrence High grads reunite in Atlantic Beach [Photo gallery]
Lawrence High School graduates from 1968 to 1982 came together for a multi-class reunion at the Sun and Surf Beach Club in Atlantic Beach last Friday. more
Central Avenue, Woodmere
Five Towns Superstorm gallery [Photo gallery]
Photos by Andrew Vardakis for the Nassau Herald. more
With pike pole in hand, junior firefighter Gregory Turovsky, from Hewlett, entered a third floor window from a rescue ladder truck during a drill at Fire Camp in Bethpage.
Young firefighters learn from the veterans at Fire Camp in Bethpage [Photo gallery]
Juniors and Explorers from 11 communities, including Baldwin, East Meadow, East Norwich, East Rockaway, Franklin Square, Glen Cove, Hewlett, North Bellmore, North Merrick, Point Lookout and Wantagh attended Fire Camp ‘Fahrenheit 516’ at the Fire Service Academy in Bethpage last month. more
Alexis Acosta, 7, of Inwood, was happy to share a laugh and show her support for the Hard Knox members heading to college.
Hard Knox members receive a helping hand [Photo gallery]
Ahmad Shamseldin and Tysean Parker, two members of Hard Knox, a youth oriented organization that seeks to teach life lessons through basketball while emphasizing academic success, were feted at a fundraising gala at the VFW hall in Alberston on Aug. 4. more
Benjamin ‘Benoir’ Metzger, who is familiar to many in Long Beach, has brought his musical skills to the Hebrew Academy of the Five Towns and Rockaway.
Here's how Long Beach's Benjamin Metzger brought music to this Lawrence yeshiva
Benjamin Metzger is familiar to many in the Long Beach arts scene where he lives. He is known mainly by his stage name, Benoir, but to students at Hebrew Academy of the Five Towns and Rockaway, he is Mr. Metzger, music educator. more
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Twenty scholars from different religions and parts of the world joined together for the inaugural interfaith study program on Hebrew manuscripts in Vatican City. In the front row, second to left, Rabbi Claudio Kupchik of Temple Beth El of Cedarhurst.
This Cedarhurst rabbi studied in Europe with Jews and Christians
Rabbi Claudio Kupchik of Temple Beth El of Cedarhurst described his time in Vatican City, Europe, as “the most wonderful experience.” more
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Inwood native and Lawrence High School graduate James McCullough share the inspiration behind his debut book, ‘The Adventures of Ellie the Elephant, A Journey of Friendship.’
This Inwood native wrote a children's book as his debut book
Iwood native and substance abuse counselor James McCullough was home thinking about how he could help spread the message of acceptance to children worldwide. more
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Sasha Young, of Inwood, founder of Gammy’s Pantry in the Five Towns Community Center, is resigning amid uncertainty about the center’s future. She was the Herald’s 2020 Person of the Year.
Sasha Young resigns at Five Towns Community Center
Sasha Young, founder of Gammy’s Pantry in the Five Towns Community Center and the Herald’s 2020 Person of the Year, is resigning from her job at the center amid uncertainty about the Lawrence facility’s future. more
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Inwood Civic Association President and local businessman David Hance spoke in support of the proposed 48-unit residential building in Inwood on June 28 in Hempstead. Accompanying him was Michael Gliner on his right.
Hewlett's Isaiah Moultrie gets approval for Inwood 48-unit residential building
Inwood native and now Hewlett resident Isaiah Moultrie’s vision of constructing a residential building for military veterans, first responders and non-military families is set to become a reality after the Town of Hempstead Board of Appeals has granted his building permit at the June 28 hearing. more
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