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At the Shabbaton hosted by Mesivta Ateres Yaakov high school students, Avraham Tishcler, left, and Benji Gross, right, got along very well with one of the campers from the Ohel/Bais Ezra Home.
Students hosting students on the Sabbath
Mesivta Ateres Yaakov high school students hosted 23 developmentally disabled children and young adults from the Ohel/Bais Ezra Home in Brooklyn during the Sabbath of Dec. 17-18. more
Woodmere’s Seymour Levy, a retired graphic designer, applied his skills and photographic eye to creating selectively cropped photos of familiar logos for an exhibit at the Hewlett-Woodmere Public Library. Do you know what two businesses are represented by the logos in this photo?
Are you seeing what you are looking at?
A former graphic designer in advertising with an eye for abstract design and selective cropping has put together a unique set of 58 digital photographs that are currently on exhibit at the Hewlett-Woodmere Public Library. more
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With help from her granddaughter Debbie Nelson, Mildred Weston blew out the candles on her 100th birthday cake. North Woodmere Bristal Executive Director Brian Schaur is in back.
Hitting a milestone birthday
As resident, Mildred Weston, made her way downstairs to the dining room at the North Woodmere Bristal, residents, family, friends and employees gathered to surprise her and celebrate her 100th birthday on Dec. 8. more
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Lewis Slaughter sentenced for Quentzel murder
Lewis Slaughter, who is currently serving a 25-year sentence for one 1986 murder, was sentenced to 25 years to life on Dec. 9 for the killing of Woodmere resident Samuel Quentzel. more
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Family and friends throughout the nation will gather this Thursday to enjoy the traditions of Thanksgiving from turkey to football.
Remembering her favorite Thanksgiving
My favorite Thanksgiving happened years ago. I was a pre-teen. My parents and younger brother would climb into our green Dodge sedan and make the trek from Avenue M in Brooklyn to Washington Avenue in Cedarhurst. more
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Woodmere residents, Sarah Howe showed her jumping form in the Cars-themed bouncy inflatable as her friend Carrie Zheng watched.
A fair wind blew through Woodmere
Despite a breeze that occasionally knocked over merchandise and pushed around exhibit booths, the inaugural Woodmere Fall & Fair Festival put on by the Woodmere Merchants Association endured some bumps, but was held last Saturday and Sunday. more
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Woodmere cold case closed
A 24-year-old homicide case has finally been closed, as a Nassau County jury took approximately three hours on Monday to return a guilty verdict for Lewis Slaughter, 61, in the 1986 murder of Woodmere resident Samuel Quentzel. more
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Now playing...kidsfilmfest
The Brooklyn International Film Festival’s kidsfilmfest visits Long Island Children’s Museum on Saturday to premiere the film festival’s 2010 selections. more
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Police investigate the scene at the East Rockaway inlet near Silver Point Beach Club in Atlantic Beach, where the body of Emanuel Tiburcio was found on Saturday. Tiburcio, 19, of Brooklyn, had been the focus of a mass rescue effort in the ocean off Long Beach three days earlier.
Swimmer who drowned in L.B. found in A.B.
The body of Emanuel Tiburcio, a Brooklyn man who drowned in the ocean off Long Beach last week, was found in Atlantic Beach on Saturday. more
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Your own personal gardening coach!
As a busy New York City wife, mother and attorney, Stephanie Bhonslay was searching for ways to spend quality time with her family. Gardening came to mind. Her concept grew into an idea for a business: providing personal coaching in the joy and know-how of gardening. more
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