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Hewlett-Woodmere Public School Endowment Fund holds its first Harvest Festival
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Aleixa Freire of the Oceanside Dance Center performs a lyrical routine at the Fall Harvest Festival at the Woodmere Middle School hosted by the Hewlett-Woodmere Public Schools Endowment Fund.
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Inside Woodmere Middle School, Lenny Khazan, 12, and Nathan Roblin, 12, watched their robots during the hands-on robotics demonstration at the festival.
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Alex Gopta played the ring toss game at the fall festival.
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Jesse Korman, a senior at Hewlett High School, spoke during a tree planting ceremony by the middle school’s newly built pond as part of a program sponsored by Cornell Cooperative Extension.
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The first-ever Fall Harvest Festival sponsored by the Hewlett-Woodmere Public Schools Endowment Fund was held outside and inside Woodmere Middle School, last Sunday.
During the three-hour event there was a mix of dancing, games, tree planting, robotics, food, crafts and fire truck tours. Overcoming last Saturday’s wintry weather, the sun shined and children and adults took in the better half of the weekend.
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