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Mail a letter to Santa Claus
Through Dec. 16, children can mail letters to Santa Claus as green and red mailboxes set up by Nassau County at six parks. more
School choice should remain an important election issue
Donald Trump has promoted several issues that have incited the public, and caused Hillary Clinton and the left wing to waiver and then question their stances on key issues. Surprisingly, Trump hasn’t been . . . more
Get out the skate keys at Grant Park
Skating is in, or outside as Grant Park at Sheridan Avenue and Broadway in Hewlett more
Rabbi Nochem Tenenboim, left, and Barry Beskin lit the ice menorah at Chabad of Hewlett’s Hanukkah celebration at Grant Park on Dec. 8.
Hanukkah on ice heats up the holiday [Photo gallery]
Fire and ice combined to be a part of the Chabad of Hewlett’s annual Hanukkah on Ice celebration at Grant Park, also in Hewlett, on Dec. 8, that included ice skating and menorah necklaces were distributed. more
Rink supervisor Lauren Lindner placed a letter in the Santa Claus mailbox at Grant Park in Hewlett.
Send your letters to Santa Claus
Through Dec. 15, there will be a special Santa Claus mailbox in Grant Park in Hewlett for children to send their letters to Old St. Nick at the North Pole. more
The South Nassau Rock team won the Grant Park Trophy Series. The squad includes players from East Rockaway, Rockville Centre and Massapequa.
South Nassau Rock takes series trophy [Photo gallery]
The South Nassau Rock and Hewlett-Woodmere baseball teams faced off for the second consecutive year in the Grant Park Trophy Series, a round robin set games played in the county park in Hewlett the past couple of weeks. more
HAFTR High School students celebrated two Israeli holidays. From left were Aaron Steinfeld, Emily Gellman, Daniella Haft and Aleeza Wasmann at one of the school’s Israel Independence Day events.
In an Israel state of mind
Everyone at the Hebrew Academy of the Five Towns and Rockaway High School (HAFTR) has been in an Israel state of mind in recent weeks. more
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Hewlett Happenings student columnist Alison Hagen.
Changes and new trees take root
Once again spring is here, bringing bright colors and sunshine — at least one can hope. After a long winter, the Hewlett-Woodmere community is definitely ready to warm up for new beginnings. more
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Hewlett-Woodmere students planted trees in the school district’s community garden in Hewlett that will be replanted in Grant Park. From left were Ethan Davidov, Reiner Scherzinger and Ben Davidov, with master gardener Kathy Gaffney last Saturday.
Hewlett-Wwoodmere students plant, and learn
Education and restoration are the main components of the tree-replanting program undertaken by teachers and students in the Hewlett-Woodmere School District at its community garden. more
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Applications for SAFER and FPS grants now available
The application periods for the Department of Homeland Security’s Staffing for Adequate Fire & Emergency Response (SAFER) grant and Fire Prevention & Safety (FPS) grant were announced last week. … more
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