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The rendering of a proposed five-story residential development at the intersection of Bayview Avenue and Russell Place in Inwood.
Proposing a five-story building in Inwood
A proposed five-story residential building at the intersection of Bayview Avenue and Russell Place in Inwood was one of the major points of discussion at the Feb. 6 Inwood Civic Association meeting.  more
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Woodmere Middle School seventh-grader Ethan Nus has already set eight team records for the Long Island Aquatic Club, including the team record for the 400-meter individual medley race in June. 
Hewlett reisdent Ethan Nus is dreaming of swimming at the 2024 Olympics
Woodmere Middle School seventh-grader and Hewlett resident Ethan Nus, 13, is a record-breaking youth swimmer who has the drive and motivation to keep improving at his craft. more
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It was standing-room-only in Atlantic Beach Village Hall during a Jan. 23 Board of Zoning Appeals public hearing on variances for a new beach club.
Sparks fly over new Atlantic Beach club
Five representatives of a proposed new beach club faced a tsunami of opposition at a Jan. 23 Atlantic Beach Board of Zoning Appeals hearing on several variances they requested for its construction. more
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The 2020 Census will impact how federal money is distributed for programs and services and how legislative districts are developed.
2020 Census discussed at Five Towns Democratic meeting
It is stand up and be counted time. April 1 is Census Day, and it is no joke that responding to the federal government’s questionnaire — no matter how you do it — is important, according to officials. more
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Seawane Country Club’s owners said that the influx of members from the Woodmere should help hasten the pace of upgrades — including to the golf course, above.
Woodmere Club owners sue Woodsburgh village, again
The legal battles growing out of the planned development of the 112-year-old Woodmere Club continue... more
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Hewlett Harbor village Deputy Clerk Maureen McCarthy, left, and Nicole Giacopelli with the toys collected or the Five Towns Early Learning Center in Inwood.
Kiwanis Club of the Five Towns donates toys to learning center
Hewlett Harbor village Deputy Clerk Maureen McCarthy and Nicole Giacopelli helped the Kiwanis Club of the Five Towns collect toys for the Five Towns Early Learning Center in Inwood. more
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Security expert and Baltimore resident Frank Storch spoke on safety and security at the Dec. 11 Lawrence Association meeting.
Safety concerns Five Towns residents, security expert speaks in Lawrence
Physical and verbal threats in a Costco in North Lawrence, swastikas in Glen Cove and a shooting in Jersey City where three people were killed, including a police officer, and one of the locations was a kosher supermarket has more than a few Five Towns residents concerned about safety. more
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Woodmere Club owners Efrem Gerszberg and Robert Weiss are promising legal action in opposition to the Town of Hempstead’s coastal conservation district.
Legal wrangling continues over Woodmere club
While the Town of Hempstead unanimously approved an inter-municipal agreement with the villages of Lawrence and Woodsburgh to create a specific zoning code for the Woodmere Club, the property developers said they are open to discussing an alternative plan.  more
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Five Towns Early Learning Center appreciated the gifts brought by the Peninsula Kiwanis members. Standing from left were Don Esopa, Michael Gliner, Frank Basile, ELC Executive Director Pepper Robinson and Ron Marciano. Kiwanis President Kevin Cooney was sitting.
Peninsula Kiwanis visits Early Learning Center
Five members of the Peninsula Kiwanis Club — Frank Basile, Kiwanis President Kevin Cooney, Don Esopa, Michael Gliner and Ron Marciano — made their annual pre-Christmas pilgrimage to the Five Towns Early Learning Center in Inwood on Dec. 10.  more
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Senior programs staff, New Horizon Counseling Center administration and the Lions Club volunteers who served guests at the annual Thanksgiving party last month.
New Horizon Counseling Center serves the seniors at Thanksgiving
A Thanksgiving celebration for both New Horizon Counseling Center senior programs coordinated by the senior programs staff, NHCC administration and the Lions Club volunteers who helped serve guests at the annual Thanksgiving party. more
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