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Using $75,000 it was awarded through a federal grant program administered by Nassau County, the Village of Cedarhurst will rehabilitate parking field No. 6, which is located by Central and Maple avenues.
Cedarhurst awarded $75,000 grant from Nassau County
The Village of Cedarhurst was awarded a $75,000 Community Development Block Grant through Nassau County that will be used to repair parking field No. 6, which is located at the intersection of Central and Maple avenues in the village. more
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What's happening on Long Island this weekend
Exhibits and more... Across Time & Place: Treasures from the Permanent CollectionThis rotating exhibition of highlights from the Heckscher Museum’s Permanent Collection features a broad … more
Nochem Tenenboim lit the 5-foot ice menorah at the Chabad of Hewlett’s Hanukkah get together at Grant Park.
Celebrating Hanukkah in Hewlett's Grant Park [Photo gallery]
The Chabad of Hewlett marked Hanukkah with a 5-foot sculpted ice menorah that was then lit at 4 p.m. in Grant Park on Dec. 26. more
Kaylyn, left, a fifth graders at Ogden Elementary School in the Hewlett-Woodmere School District and her sister Aoife Forbes of Woodmere, a third grader at the same school, displayed their child safety ID kits.
Planting the seeds of safety at Hewlett's Growers Market [Photo gallery]
A free comprehensive child safety identification kit was provided to parents by the Town of Hempstead at the Long Island Growers Market at Grant Park in Hewlett last Friday. more
After a rainstorm, it is common for the three baseball fields at Grant Park in Hewlett to be closed due to pooling of water but Nassau County seeks to reduce maintenance costs, increase field use and generate revenue from games by replacing the grass fields with synthetic turf.
From natural grass to synthetic turf
Weather permitting work began this week as Grant Park in Hewlett will be the first in Nassau County to have its fields replaced under the county’s Capital Project Program as $2.5 million is planned to be spent to replace the current grass fields with synthetic turf. more
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With band mates, other students, teachers, parents, Woodmere Middle School eighth grader Oren Mizrahi cut the ribbon on the Grower’s Market at Grant Park in Hewlett.
Trying to get back to the farm
On a farm fresh day that featured a cool breeze, the Long Island Grower’s Market opened in the upper parking lot of Nassau County’s Grant Park in Hewlett, last Friday. more
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With band mates, other students, teachers, parents, Woodmere Middle School eighth grader Oren Mizrahi cut the ribbon on the Grower’s Market at Grant Park in Hewlett.
Trying to get back to the farm
On a farm fresh day that featured a cool breeze, the Long Island Grower’s Market opened in the upper parking lot of Nassau County’s Grant Park in Hewlett, last Friday. more
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Ariel Berger, of the Mets, hits one of his nine dingers during the Home Run Derby.
Hewlett-Woodmere Little League swings for the fences
Not only was last Monday, Memorial Day, a time for parades and barbecues, but the Hewlett-Woodmere Little League held its annual hone run derby and All-Star games at Grant Park. more
Springtime in Washington, D.C. is when the cherry trees in the nation’s capital bloom.
Cherry blossoms and American history in D.C.
I was remiss in my last column about our impromptu visit to Washington, D.C. by not mentioning the famous annual Spring Cherry Blossom Festival at the end of March and the beginning of April. more
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Ice cream truck driver Orhan Akgun is battling not only the rising cost of gas, but also increases in what he must pay for the merchandise he sells as he drives through the Five Towns.
Five Towns businesses affected by high gas prices
It’s a warm spring afternoon and the kids are running around outside and want something cold. Ice cream comes to mind, but there’s neither a jingle to be heard in the neighborhood nor a truck in sight. How come? more
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