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Jason Stukes, seventh from right, and Shoshana Weiner, ninth from left, were among volunteers from across the United States providing aid to Israeli fire departments.
Lawrence-Cedarhurst firefighters answer the call in Israel
Lawrence-Cedarhurst Fire Department members Jason Stukes and Shoshana Weiner recently spent two weeks working for the Emergency Volunteers Project in Israel in two of the country’s fire departments. more
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Veterans Day was commemorated in Andrew J. Parise Cedarhurst Park on Nov. 11.
Saluting the military in Cedarhurst Park
At the Veterans Day ceremony in Cedarhurst, one single sentence stood out above the rest that encapsulates what the day means. more
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Eloise Thomas frequently volunteers to help with food distribution at Gammy’s Pantry in the Five Towns Community Center.
Gammy's Pantry at The Five Towns Community Center is collecting food for the holidays, you can help too
Gammy’s Pantry volunteers at the Five Towns Community Center in Lawrence are busy collecting donation of food to continue feeding those in need as the holidays approach. more
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The Veterans Day program at Brandeis Hebrew Academy included the students singing patriotic songs and reciting the Pledge of Allegiance in honor of all the soldiers.
Brandeis Hebrew Academy pays tribute to military veterans and affirms solidarity with Israel
Cedarhurst resident Mark Getman, a captain in the New York State Guard, an ordained rabbi and an army communications specialist, marched into Brandeis Hebrew Academy and presented a Veterans Day program to the students of the school on Frost Lane in Lawrence on Nov. 10. more
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The Atlantic Beach village board before accepting the settlement agreement with the Chabad of the Beaches. From left were Deputy Mayor Edward Sullivan, Mayor George Pappas and Trustees Nathan Etrog and Linda Baessler. Trustee Patricia Beaumont did not attend.
Chabad of the Beaches and Village of Atlantic Beach settle federal lawsuit
The Village of Atlantic Beach has agreed to pay the Chabad of the Beaches $400,000 over four years to settle a 2022 federal lawsuit. more
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From top left, Tali Dahari, Esther Demarco, Elana Lederman, from bottom left Sivan Shabtay, Beth Cohen and Iris Obadiah made challah at Brandeis Hebrew Academy in support of Israel and the hostages held by Hamas.
Brandeis Challah Bake Raises Funds for Israel Amid Ongoing Conflict
A challah bake at the Brandeis Hebrew Academy that was planned with the Shabbat Project took on a larger meaning this year in the shadow of the ongoing Israel-Hamas war.  more
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Ezra Sicklick, left, and Effy Freundich are members of the Yeshiva University men’s basketball team. Sicklick, a Woodmere native, joined as a walk-on during in his junior year.
Woodmere native finds basketball passion at Yeshiva University
Ezra Sicklick, a Woodmere native and former Davis Renov Stahler Yeshiva High School for Boys student has found his place on the Yeshiva University men’s basketball team. more
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Herald, RichnerLive announce Top Chief Officer recipients
Who are the best leaders on Long Island? Get ready to find out as Herald Community Newspapers and RichnerLive present its Herald 2023 Top Chief Officers Award gala, set for Wednesday, Nov. 29 at The Heritage Club at Bethpage in Farmingdale. more
Cedarhurst based, One Israel Fund’s Marc Provisor, far left, Yohai Provisor, second from left and nonmember, Shauli Provisor, far right all support efforts to bring necessary supplies to communities in Israel.
Cedarhurst-based One Israel Fund is targeting Israel's needs
One Israel Fund, a Cedarhurst organization is tackling specific Israeli needs. Scott Feltman, Hewlett resident and executive vice president, said that the group’s initiatives have been heightened since the recent conflict in Israel. more
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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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