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Emily Hagen
Hewlett students spring into busy mod
Midterms have passed, winter break ended and March is here, and Hewlett High School has never been busier. Though students were upset that the recent vacation ended so suddenly, everyone swung back into full action last week. more
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Five Towns native Alan Zweibel will bring his comedic thoughts to Congregation Sons of Israel in Woodmere on March 31, the shul where he was bar mitzvahed.
Alan Zweibel has a real good gig
His first largely successful job as a comedy writer was for the seminal television show “Saturday Night Live” and it was TV that influenced Alan Zweibel’s career choice. more
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Emily Hagen
There is no sleeping at the high school
"I slept for only four hours last night,” a student explains. “Wake me up when the period is over,” another says. These are typical things one would hear when in Hewlett High School during the month of January. more
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At the annual Hoops for Hopes basketball game, both SIBSPlace and Long Island Cares were the recipients of the Peninsula Kiwanis’ largesse. From left, Suzanne Kornblatt from SIBS with Nathaniel Blades 8, Bill Dubin, Tatiana Perez from LI Cares and Peninsula Kiwanis President Larry Romanelli.
Hoops for Hope at Hewlett High School helps SIBSPlace and LI Cares [Photo gallery]
The annual Hoops for Hope basketball game was played at Hewlett High School last Friday and featured the Bulldogs playing Division High School. Peninsula Kiwanis presented checks of $1,000 each to SIBSPlace and Long Island Cares. more
Members of Hewlett High School’s 3540 Roboboogie team posed with their robot prior to one of the scrimmage’s matches.
Robot teams scrimmage at Hewlett High School [Photo gallery]
The inaugural Long Island Roborally a First Tech Challenge scrimmage and workshop was held at Hewlett High School last Sunday. more
Due to her comprehensive research and interesting findings, Hewlett High School student Patricia Donskoy, left, with project advisor Patricia Nardi was named a 2012 Intel Science Talent Search semifinalist.
Hard work and asense of curiosity pay off
To earn semifinalist status for one of the two most prestigious national science competitions is a significant achievement, but to be named a semifinalist in both the 2011 Siemens Competition in Math, Science & Technology and the 2012 Intel Science Talent Search is something special. more
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Five Towns Senior Center members enjoyed a holiday dinner at the Lynbrook Astria.
Seasons greeting for seniors
Several people say that the holiday season should be spent with family. But what about for those who cannot be with their families? more
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Though the fashion runway is for walking and modeling, Hewlett seniors, Taylor Nortman, left, and Danny Shapiro entertained the audience with the “Robot” dance.
Hewlett fashion plates walk the runway [Photo gallery]
An array of clothes and styles were viewed at the annual Hewlett High School SADD Fashion Show in the school’s auditorium on Dec. 2. more
Lynbrook High School junior Sean Kemp used three of his favorite drawings, including this drawing of sneakers, which were put on greeting cards to sell and proceeds benefited less fortunate children in the community.
Artwork paves way for charitable giving
Lynbrook High School junior Sean Kemp’s passion for artwork took a new turn this holiday season as he created greeting cards and raised $4,650 to help the less fortunate children in the community. more
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Emily Hagen
Never a dull Hewlett High School moment
The school year is in full action and there is always something going on either inside or outside the doors of Hewlett High School. The fall season for Hewlett students is never dull, even with less daylight time. more
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