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Donated food from several groups and individuals at the Gural JCC’s Sustenance Hope Opportunities Place.

To combat hunger and poverty in the Five Towns, a number of organizations have teamed up to form the Five Towns Anti-Hunger Task Force. more

By Matthew Ferremi | 3/12/20

Andrew J. Parise Cedarhurst Park hosted the annual Cedarhurst village Christmas celebration on Dec. 15. Carolers from St. Joachim’s Church, also in Cedarhurst, sang under the gazebo.

Christmas caroling in Cedarhurst Park

There were carolers was singing traditional Christmas songs, people gathered around the bonfire, chestnuts roasted on an open fire, cookies, hot chocolate and Santa Claus to hear the children’s holiday wishes all at Andrew J. Parise Cedarhurst Park on Dec. 15. more

By Jeff Bessen | 12/19/19

Hewlett High School Key Club members from left in front Skylar Kampton, Lily Cohen and Lauren Ding with Peninsula Kiwanis members from left Dennis Brining, Howie Tompkin, Michael Spoagis and Kevin Cooney collected food outside the King Kullen in Hewlett earlier this month.

Keying a Kiwanis food drive in Hewlett

The Peninsula Kiwanis joined forces with the Hewlett High School Key Club for a two-day food drive, Nov. 9 and 10, outside the King Kullen at 1765 Peninsula Blvd. in Hewlett. more

By Jeff Bessen | 11/21/19

Bishop William F. Murphy, now retired, was the leader of the Rockville Centre Diocese when he blessed the parishioners at the rededication of St. Joachim’s Church in 2017.

Cedarhurst church marks 125 years

For 125 years, under the leadership of eight pastors, the Catholic parish of St. Joachim’s Church in Cedarhurst has served parishioners in its home community and in the surrounding hamlets and villages of the Five Towns. more

By Matthew Ferremi | 5/9/19

St. Joachim’s Church in Cedarhurst was rededicated at a Mass on Jan. 22, after a six-month renovation.

St. Joachim’s celebrates church rededication [Photo gallery]

Outfitted with refinished pews, a new altar and a new pipe organ, St. Joachim’s Church in Cedarhurst was rededicated at a Mass last Sunday that included Bishop William F. Murphy, leader of the Rockville Centre Diocese. more

1/25/17

A rededication ceremony will be held at St. Joachim’s Church in Cedarhurst on Sunday.

St. Joachim’s Church finishes renovations

Outfitted with refinished pews, a new altar and a new pipe organ, St. Joachim’s Church in Cedarhurst is now ready for a rededication on Sunday at the 11:30 a.m. Mass, which will include Bishop William F. Murphy, leader of the Rockville Centre Diocese. more

By Diana Colapietro | 1/18/17

A three-time chief of the Lawrence-Cedarhurst Fire Department, Kevin McHugh held his family together after his wife’s death.

Kevin F. McHugh, 58

Kevin F. McHugh, Cedarhurst resident who worked at LaGuardia Airport as a U.S. Airways customer service agent and was a three-time chief of the Lawrence- Cedarhurst Fire Department (LCFD), died of a heart attack on Feb. 28. He was 58. more

By Vanessa Parker | 4/30/14

The Cedarhurst-based Ancient Order of Hibernians Division 3 installed a new slate of officers. Standing from left were Town of Hempstead Councilman Anthony Santino, Financial Secretary Patrick Kerens of Cedarhurst, Marshall P.J. Dunning of East Rockaway, Recording Secretary Richard Breen of Hewlett, Tom Lavelle of Farmingdale, Deacon Tom Costello of Valley Stream and Timothy Cotter of East Rockaway. Sitting from left were Nassau County Board Recording Secretary Tim Myles of Baldwin, Sean O’Rourke of Woodmere, AOH Nassau County President Mike Brybe of Huntington, Division President Paul Duo of Hewlett and AOH New York State Director Eddie Frill of Westbury.

Inducting the Cedarhurst-based AOH Division 3 Hibernians

A new slate of officers for the Ancient Order of Hibernians (AOH) Division 3, based in Cedarhurst, were installed at the annual dinner at St. Joachim’s Church, also in Cedarhurst. more

1/16/13

Holiday lights shine in harmony and hope

“For God so loved the world that He gave His one and only Son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life.” (John 3:16) Watching sports on television is an American past time for the vast majority of us. The scripture reference (John 3:16) appears on our TV screens throughout these games by some rather enthusiastic — some might say overly zealous — fans. more

Msgr. Paul F. Rahilly | 12/22/11

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