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Hewlett Harbor Deputy Mayor Len Oppenheimer, upper left, and Rep. Kathleen Rice, center, took part in a virtual conference that focused on small business issues.
Hewlett Harbor's deputy mayor focuses on small business issues
Hewlett Harbor Deputy Mayor and small business owner Len Oppenheimer had an opportunity to chat with Rep. Kathleen Rice, a Democrat who represents the Five Towns, and U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, another Democrat, in a June 11 virtual conference about the burdens small businesses have been facing during the coronavirus pandemic. more
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Hewlett-Woodmere schools, including Hewlett High have been physically closed since mid-March. The district has created a task force to help organize the reopening process.
Hewlett-Woodmere School District task force to tackle reopening
While the coronavirus pandemic canceled in-person classes for the remainder of the school year, the Hewlett-Woodmere School District has created a Covid-19 task force to help organize the reopening … more
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Congregation Sons of Israel, lead by Rabbi Bruce Ginsburg, has restarted in-person religious services.
Five Towns synagogues restart in-person services
With houses of worship being able to reopen to 25 percent capacity through Phase Two of the economy’s reawakening during the ebbing of the coronavirus pandemic, churches, mosques and synagogue are opening their doors, but gradually. more
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The "Rally To Reopen Schools in September" was held outside of the legislative building in Mineola on June 20 to urge the state to reopen schools in September.
'Rally To Reopen Schools in September' held in Mineola
Chants of "Classrooms not Class Zooms" and "Classrooms are essential" could be heard through the crowd of roughly 50 parents and teachers from across Long Island that gathered on Franklin Avenue in … more
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Lawrence resident Dr. Neal Feit was one of the many health care who treated the high volume of coronavirus patients during the height of the pandemic.
Lawrence resident Dr. Neal Feit is one of Northwell’s ‘superheroes’
Right after Passover, Dr. Neal Feit, an internal medicine specialist who lives in Lawrence and practices in Valley Stream, was redeployed to Long Island Jewish Valley Stream Hospital as the peak of … more
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Franklin Early Childhood Center administrators and teachers congratulated the first-grade graduates as they drove by in the June 12 car parade.
Franklin Early Childhood Center in Hewlett says goodbye to its first-graders
Administrators and teachers at Hewlett-Woodmere School District’s Franklin Early Childhood Center held a car parade for its first grade graduates on June 12. more
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Lawrence Woodmere Academy furloughed 57 staff members on June 8. Headmaster Brian O’Connell with teacher Kelly Sharpe, lower left, and LWA summer camp Director Candice Morgenlander at the school’s holiday party on Dec. 11.
Lawrence Woodmere Academy furloughs 47 staffers
Lawrence Woodmere Academy furloughed 47 employees, a combination of administrators and teachers, as of June 8, because of the negative financial impact of the coronavirus pandemic. Some of the … more
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Hewlett High School graduate Nicholas Inglima celebrated during the vehicle caravan on June 5.
Celebrating Hewlett High School’s class of 2020 [Photo gallery]
With the coronavirus pandemic placing a damper on the traditional celebrations and ceremonies associated with the end of high school, the Hewlett-Woodmere Business Association, along with the Hewlett-Woodmere PTS and the Hewlett High School Principal Dr. William Galati and staff organized a vehicle caravan that began at Hewlett Elementary School and followed the same route as Homecoming down Broadway to the high school campus on June 5. more
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Free fruits and vegetables are being distributing today at the Gural JCC Harrison-Kerr Family Center in Lawrence.
Free food fest in Lawrence, today
Free food will be distributed Marion & Aaron Gural JCC’ Harrison-Kerr Family Campus at 140 Central Ave. in Lawrence on June 9, through an amalgam of civic groups and synagogues. From 3 to 4 p.m., is for seniors only. From 4 to 6 p.m., all others are welcome. Drive-thru and walk-thru is available on Winchester Place. more
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The roughly 30 volunteers at the free food distribution at the Five Towns Community Center in Lawrence.
Free food distribution at Five Towns Community Center in Lawrence
From 1 to 5 p.m., free food was distributed at the Five Towns Community Center in Lawrence on June 7, through an amalgam of civic groups and synagogues. From 1 to 2 p.m. was for senior citizens and from 2 to 5 p.m. was open to anyone. more
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