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Making room for mental health in schools

"I’m going trick-or-treating with Freddy Brown this Halloween dressed as Chucky.” I said this to my mom as I left my therapist’s office at the Bio Behavioral Institute in Great Neck. more

By Brian Stieglitz | 11/7/19

In 7th Legislative District, the choice is Debra Siegel

For Howard Kopel, being a county legislator must seem like wearing a comfortable pair of shoes. The deputy presiding officer of the Legislature, Kopel has been in office since 2010, and has served his district honorably. more

10/30/19

Louis Frontario, the Hewlett-Woodmere School District’s assistant superintendant for business, presented the latest budget proposal on March 26.

Spending is up in Hewlett-Woodmere

The proposed Hewlett-Woodmere School District budget is 2.95 percent larger than the current spending plan, due in large part to a $1.5 million jump in employee benefits and an increase in transportation costs of nearly $817,000. more

By Matthew Ferremi | 4/4/19

Preparing your four-legged friends for the unexpected

In late January, one of our volunteer teams was called to a house fire in Mastic Beach. Approaching the damaged home on a freezing-cold morning, Red Cross blankets in hand, they saw an all-too-familiar scene . . . more

By Neela Lockel | 3/8/19

In addition to speaking about her experience as an HIV survivor, Niko Flowers recreated the persona of Harriet Tubman at the Black History Month and National Black HIV Awareness Day at the Five Towns Community Center on Feb. 21.

Blending Black History Month with health care

At an event on Feb. 21, the Five Towns Community Center, in Lawrence, celebrated both National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, marked two weeks earlier, and Black History Month, interspersing personal stories, health information and local history with the words of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on civil rights and equality. more

By Matthew Ferremi | 2/28/19

Challenges ahead for Democratic Senate

As New York Democrats look ahead to two years of majority control of the State Senate — and the Assembly and the governor’s mansion — they should also remember the past and learn from their predecessors’ mistakes. more

1/10/19

Pink Aid Long Island’s fifth annual event will feature Five Towns native and award-winning journalist Carolyn Gusoff as the guest speaker. CBS photo by John P. Filo ©2013 CBS BROADCASTING INC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

Gusoff to speak at Pink Aid

Woodmere native and Hewlett High School graduate Carolyn Gusoff, an award-winning television journalist, will be the guest speaker at Pink Aid Long Island’s fifth annual event, this year … more

By Jeff Bessen | 10/11/18

Staying safe when the summer heats up

Summer is finally here. It should be a time of joy, spent barbecuing in the backyard and hanging out at the beach. Too often, however, summer turns tragic when it needn’t. The American Red Cross offers the following guidelines . . . more

6/21/18

Vets at the mercy of the commander in chief

It does matter that on Memorial Day, President Trump tweeted, “Happy Memorial Day! Those who died for our great country would be very happy and proud at how well our country is doing today.” It matters because . . . more

6/8/18

Hewlett resident John Moruzzi was charged in three burglaries in his home hamlet that allegedly occurred in April.

Hewlett man charged in burglaries

Hewlett resident John Moruzzi was arrested in Valley Stream on May 5 for allegedly burglarizing three homes, also in Hewlett, and stealing an assorted amount of jewelry and money from April 8 to 26, according to police. more

By Jeff Bessen | 5/6/18

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