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Andy Butera is honored by the East Meadow Fire Department and American Legion Post 1082, in a photo that helped photo Tim Baker win an award from the New York Press Association over the weekend.

Herald wins nine state awards, including best sports feature

Herald Community Newspapers took home nine state awards at the New York Press Association’s annual Better Newspaper Contest over the weekend in Albany. more

STAFF REPORT | 4/1/23

Atlantic Beach resident Matthew Sharin, a Lawrence High senior, will present his research at the Materials Research Society fall meeting this month.

Lawrence senior to present at Materials Research Society

Lawrence High School senior Matthew Sharin was chosen to present his scientific research at the Materials Research Society fall meeting in Boston, a conference that brings together industry professional and academic experts. more

By Hernesto Galdamez | 11/3/22

Lawrence Elementary School has a new principal as Jacqueline Beckmann, above, succeeds Rina Beach who retired at the end of this past school year.

A new princi-‘pal’ named for Lawrence Elementary School

There is a new princi-“pal” in Lawrence Elementary School. Jacqueline Beckmann was appointed by the Board of Education at its July 12 meeting to succeed Rina Beach as the educational leader of the school at the district’s Broadway Campus in Lawrence. more

By Luke Feeney | 7/28/22

Elizabeth Zemylansky and Benjamin Sherman are the valedictorian and salutatorian, respectively of Hewlett High School’s class of 2022.

Hewlett High School’s val and sal for 2022

For Hewlett High’s class of 2022, Elizabeth Zemylansky is the valedictorian with Benjamin Sherman the salutatorian. Zemylansky and Sherman were very close with the valedictorian edging the salutatorian 104.605 to 104.057 in weighted averages. more

By Jeff Bessen | 3/17/22

Longtime Lawrence High School chemistry teacher Rebecca Isseroff was named a Distinguished Teacher of 2022 by the Harvard Club of Long Island.

Lawrence's Rebecca Isseroff named a 2022 Harvard Club distinguished teacher

The Harvard Club of Long Island named Longtime Lawrence High School chemistry teacher Rebecca Isseroff a Distinguished Teacher of 2 more

By Jeff Bessen | 3/10/22

Senior class President, Jairo Orozco, and student government Presidnet, Daniela Andrade, shared a joke with the audience. At the far right was Lawrence High Principal Dr. Jennifer Lagnado-Papp.

Lawrence High School celebrates its class of 2021

It was nearly normal. The 206 Lawrence High School seniors who were of the class of 2021 about to graduate filed into the Tilles Center on the LIU Post campus in Greenvale on June 24. more

By Jeff Bessen | 6/25/21

Five Towns students to present high-level science research

Two Five Towns residents will present their science research to as many as 14,000 members of the Materials Re-search Society from over 90 countries at the organization’s fall convention on Dec. 4. The presentation will be a virtual one, amid the continuing coronavirus pandemic. more

By Jeff Bessen | 11/11/20

New Peninsula Public Library board President Audrian Gray, left, with Trustees Sarah Yastrab and Jeff Leb.

Inwood resident Audrian Gray named Peninsula Public Library board president

For new Peninsula Public Library Board of Trustee President Audrian Gray, reaching out to the community is what she wants to emphasize in her five-year term. more

By Matthew Ferremi | 7/27/20

Rebecca Linder is a lifeguard at Camp Seneca Lake, one of the few sleepaway camps open during this summer.

Making the most of a pandemic summer

Although it seems like a lifetime ago, just back in December, children across the country were sitting on one of the hardest decisions of their young lives: summer plans. The application process, interviews, receiving acceptance letters, planning, and finally being able to look forward to the summer. more

By Sophie Blank | 7/15/20

Lawrence Lately student columnist Sabine Salnave.

Weathering the coronavirus pandemic as a school community

The month of April seems to have flown by, despite current circumstances. As the days melted into weeks, many brave people worked hard to keep the general population healthy, fed and comfortable during the coronavirus pandemic, and they continue to do so in spite of the danger they knowingly put themselves in. more

By Sabine Salnave | 4/29/20

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