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Asnel Valcin, far left, the hospital’s director of pastoral care, and Pastors Brian Carter and Craig Brown blessed the hands of patient care technicians Lutchmin Maharaj and Edy Barreau in September.
St. John's Hospital in Far Rockaway cares for patients and staff
At times, reporting on the coronavirus pandemic has been reduced to numbers — the number of cases, positivity rates, the number of deaths. At hospitals, including St. John’s Episcopal Hospital, in Far Rockaway, there are many people behind those numbers, from the administrators who run the facility to the doctors and nurses who treat patients. more
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John O'Connell
Give thanks the election is over, and put the knives away
Besides the sad deaths of a quarter-million Americans, the pandemic claimed another victim this month: the re-election of President Trump. Had the election been held in February . . . more
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Giving thanks in 2020
In a year when so much has gone awry — so many lives lost, businesses battered, jobs vanished — it strains the imagination to think what we might be thankful for, particularly as the nation enters its second wave of the coronavirus pandemic. more
Inwood resident Deletrious Jackson said that gardening and planting during the coronavirus has helped keep her positive.
Five Towners keeping busy during Covid with hobbies
As the coronavirus pandemic continues to linger on, some Five Towners have picked up or revisited hobbies with the extra time they have had since March, Melanie Glick Rosen, an administrative … more
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In a hurry? Forget about it.
Q. I’m wondering how the pandemic has affected architects and contractors. As we prepare to start our home planning, we’re concerned about whether we’ll have delays. We want to get this going before winter, if possible . . . more
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Natasha Shepard, left, her son Corie Shakur, and friend Isabella Iasevoli created what they called a cautionary spider zone.
Scaring up a sweet ghoul time in Lawrence [Photo gallery]
The children came  wearing costumes of their characters or even possible future professions as there were astronauts, cats, firefighters, ghosts, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and many others. more
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Herd immunity, a recipe for further disaster
Consider the number 675,000 for a moment. That’s the number of people in the United States who died during the flu pandemic of 1918-19. Could the U.S. be headed for such widespread death again? more
The Lawrence High School PTA received a $5,000 grant from the National PTA. From left were Lawrence High PTA secretary Belinda Espinosa, Sasha Young, founder Gammy's Pantry; PTA Vice President Pamela Makaea and President Richard Libbey.
 Lawrence High School PTA awarded $5,000
The National Parent-Teacher Association awarded the Lawrence High School PTA with a $5,000 grant to help meet critical needs of students, families and teachers in the school community that have been … more
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In-person learning is back in session across the Hewlett-Woodmere School District. Above, Megan Kearney taught her class at Ogden Elementary School on Oct. 5.
Hewlett-Woodmere schools return to in-person learning
In-person instruction began again on Oct. 5 in the Hewlett-Woodmere School District. The Franklin Early Childhood Center had gotten a head start, with its pre-K to first-grade students returning on Sept. 23. more
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The coronavirus has not gone away and has cause an uptick of Covid-19 cases in Lawrence.
Five Towns officials: Covid-19 is not over
With Inwood and Lawrence currently in the orange zone of Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s cluster hotspots and Cedarhurst in the yellow zone, local officials are reacting. more
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