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Scott Milet plowed through the snow the storm left in Hewlett.

Students in the Five Towns received a snow day as they looked outside their windows to seven to eight inches in Lawrence and anywhere from six to 12 inches in Cedarhurst, according to both village mayors. more

Ann E. Friedman | 1/12/11

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

JEFF BESSEN | 12/22/10

The Hewlett-Woodmere Public Library is looking to rearrange the times of some of its most popular programs, such as the film series, to help alleviate its parking problems.

H-W Library seeks parking solution

Some programs at the Hewlett-Woodmere Public Library are so popular that attendance often exceeds the facility’s available parking and contributes to traffic problems along Broadway. Library officials are working on a solution. more

ANN E. FRIEDMAN | 12/22/10

Events on Long Island

Exhibits and more... AccelerateA juried exhibition of emerging artists with disabilities. This mixed media show presents works by artists ages 16-25. Through Dec. 22. Nassau Community College's … more

12/8/10

Fighting the cyberbullying war

When Tyler Clementi’s private moments with another young man were video-streamed live on the Web by two other Rutgers freshmen, resulting in the 18-year-old’s suicide, it signaled another casualty in the war on cyberbullying. more

JEFF BESSEN | 10/20/10

The computer graphic print "3 Views," one of 84 pieces that comprises Steve Breslow's "World in Prints and Photographs," currently on exhibit at the Hewlett-Woodmere Public Library.

Seamless artistic interpretations

Featuring drawings, prints, digital and film photography, Steve Breslow's "World in Prints and Photographs" exhibit, currently on display at the Hewlett-Woodmere Public Library, explores the perspective of an artist with a unique eye. more

By JEFF BESSEN | 9/15/10

Laura Seinfeld returns to the Hewlett-Woodmere School District as assistant superintendent for curriculum.

A familiar face in a new place

A familiar face is in a new position as Laura Seinfeld, who previously served as the middle school English chair a few years ago has returned as Hewlett-Woodmere School District's assistant superintendent of Curriculum and Instruction. more

By JEFF BESSEN | 9/9/10

Lori Freeman, Hewlett-Woodmere School District's new executive director of special education.

Pushing her students toward success

Beginning your career teaching special needs children from Willowbrook State School on Staten Island made infamous by a series of print and television stories in the 1970s was an inauspicious career start for Lori Freeman. more

By JEFF BESSEN | 9/9/10

One last faceoff

Assemblyman Harvey Weisenberg and the challenger for his seat, former county Legislator Jeff Toback, squared off at a debate sponsored by the Southwest Nassau League of Women Voters on Aug. 31 at … more

Alex Costello | 9/8/10

The Five Towns Senior Center officially opened its doors on Sept. 1. From left are, Five Towns Community Chest Executive Director Shea Lerner, Hewlett-Woodmere Assistant Superintendent for Business Dr. Peter Weber, H-W Assistant Superintendent for Human Resources Kathleen Anderson, Senior Center Executive Director Georgina Wolfson, H-W Superintendent Dr. Joyce Bisso, H-W School Board VP Steven Witt, H-W Trustee Harold Kislik and Senior Center President Richard Braverman.

It is good to have a home

The standing room only meeting room of the new Five Towns Senior Center in what is called "the historic carriage house" was ready to burst as the organization celebrated the official opening of its new home on Sept. 1. more

Jeff Bessen | 9/8/10

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