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Central Synagogue of Nassau County and Reconstructionist Congregation Beth Emeth have officially consolidated after it was approved by the New York State Supreme Court on Nov. 18. The entity will … more

By Brian Kacharaba | 11/23/16

Longtime PCC Executive Director Herb Ruben not only counseled people, but inspired those he knew to become involved and help others.

Herb Ruben: He inspired, guided and advised

Herb Ruben was known for his passion, energy, compassion and wisdom, and he made a huge impact on many lives as the executive director of the Peninsula Counseling Center, as a member and president of Congregation Beth Emeth and simply as a friend. more

By Jeff Bessen and By Andrew Hackmack | 5/29/13

Congregation Beth Emeth in Hewlett sold its Franklin Avenue building to a church group and leased spaced in the Central Synagogue in Rockville Centre.

Year in Review, April: Hewlett congregation sold its building

Congregation Beth Emeth in Hewlett, the only Reconstructionist Jewish congregation on Nassau’s South Shore, began the process to sell its 15,400-square-foot building at 36 Franklin Ave. due to declining membership. more

12/27/12

Hewlett Residents Association founders, Stephen Krown, left, and Peter Halperin listened to resident questions and comments at the meeting on July 16.

Hewlett residents meet over temple sale

There were questions, comments and suggestions as nearly 60 people gathered at Da Nicola restaurant in Hewlett for a Hewlett Residents Association meeting on July 16. more

By Jeff Bessen | 7/19/12

In spite of the bittersweet emotions, congregation members had a good time at the farewell party as they danced the Hora.

Congregation Beth Emeth bids adieu to Hewlett [Photo gallery]

Congregation Beth Emeth in Hewlett held a farewell party at its 36 Franklin Ave. temple on June 30. more

7/5/12

With a church group buying the Congregation Beth Emeth building, which faces a municipal parking lot, the new Hewlett Residents Association has concerns about parking and safety.

Temple sale spurs new civic group in Hewlett

The planned sale of Hewlett’s Congregation Beth Emeth’s building to Lilies International Christian Outreach concerns some residents who live nearby. more

By Jeff Bessen | 6/20/12

Congregation Beth Emeth has sold its Hewlett building, above, and is expected to lease space from Central Synagogue in Rockville Centre.

Congregation Beth Emeth moving to Rockville Centre

A temple is leaving its building on Franklin Avenue in Hewlett, a church organization is moving in and some residents have concerns about their new neighbors. more

By Jeff Bessen | 6/14/12

At the B’nai B’rith Youth Organization and Zion AZA fashion show several of the young women showed off the clothes they modeled. From left were, Ally Lewis, Em Goldstein, Brittany Piket, Hillary Schlosser, Sarah Sloan, Lindsay Block, Rachel Knopp, Sam Feldman and Olivia Cassandro.

B'nai B'rith youth have more than just modeling clothes on their mind [Photo gallery]

The clothes went on and came off behind the scenes, students strutted down the runway and $500 was raised by the Sababa BBG of the B’nai B’rith Youth Organization (BBYO) in conjunction with Zion AZA at the groups’ annual fashion show that took place at Congregation Beth Emeth in Hewlett on April 22. more

4/26/12

Congregation Beth Emeth intends to sell its temple, at 36 Franklin Ave. in Hewlett, and look for a smaller building.

Hewlett temple to be sold

Seeking to downsize from its current location at 36 Franklin Ave. in Hewlett, Congregation Beth Emeth, the only Reconstructionist Jewish synagogue on Long Island’s South Shore, is in the process of selling its building. more

By JEFFREY BESSEN | 4/12/12

Hewlett's Jay Greembaum is known to friends and family as the "marathon man." Through those competitions and triathlons, he has raised thousands of dollars for multiple charities.

Nassau Herald Person of the Year

Jay Greenbaum, a lifelong Hewlett resident who has raised thousands of dollars for various organizations and programs since the 1990s by competing in marathons and triathlons, is the Herald’s 2011Person of the Year. more

ANN E. FRIEDMAN | 12/29/11

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