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The Mark Ramer Chessed Center, in the Leon Mayer Fund’s Hewlett office, had its grand opening last Sunday. At left, with ceremonial scissors, were Adam Ramer, left, and Buzz Mayer. Dr. Naomi Ramer, Mark’s widow, was at far right.
The Mark Ramer Chessed Center in Hewlett is open
The clothes, from shoes to shirts, are on shelves, as they would be in a store. The items are in boxes, and the apparel has the same tags shoppers would see. Created to help those in need, the newly opened Mark Ramer Chessed Center has set up assistance with the same dignity and understated style that its namesake assisted others. more
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A diagram of the areas of concern (AOC) on Peninsula Boulevard, in Hewlett, where the federal Environmental Protection Agency will conduct fieldwork beginning on Monday.
EPA set to begin next phase of Hewlett Plume project
Fieldwork is scheduled to continue the week of April 5 on the $24.7 million portion of a $46.2 million cleanup project at a groundwater plume Superfund site at 1274 Peninsula Blvd. in Hewlett, according to Environmental Protection Agency officials. more
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Three Hewlett High School juniors created COV-AID to help people navigate the Covid-19 vaccination appointment process.
Hewlett High School juniors create COV-AID
Three Hewlett High School juniors – Jared Glassman, Jesse Menashe and Benjamin Meringoff – have created what they are calling  a community action project named COV-AID that aims to … more
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Sophomore Charlotte Moscovici has picked up where she left off last season after earning Honorable Mention All-County.
Hewlett High gymnasts are thrilled to compete
With a combination of virtual and in-person meets, Hewlett’s gymnastics team is thrilled to be competing during these unprecedented times and features a mix of veterans and some newcomers. more
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Hewlett firefighters saluted the casket of former department Chief William Lahey at his funeral service on Jan. 11.
Former Hewlett Fire Department Chief William Lahey, 87, dies
Longtime Five Towns resident William Edward Lahey, the patriarch of the Lahey family, several of whom have served as firefighters in the Hewlett Fire Department over three generations, died on Jan. 9 at his home in Woodmere after what was described as a prolonged illness. He was 87. more
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The Hewlett-East Rockaway Jewish Centre pre-school staff hosted a Light Up the Night event in celebration of Hanukkah on Dec. 15.
Hewlett-East Rockaway Jewish Centre pre-school staff, families light up the night
The Hewlett-East Rockaway Jewish Centre’s pre-schoolers and their families got together to light up the night on Dec. 15. more
The Hewlett-Woodmere School District Covid-19 student testing survey asked parents if they would allow their children to be tested for the virus at school.
Hewlett-Woodmere cases rise; on-site Covid testing considered
With nearly 30 confirmed cases of the coronavirus among students and staff in the Hewlett-Woodmere School District since Nov. 23, district officials sent a survey to parents focusing on the possibility of on-site rapid Covid-19 testing. more
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Breast screening is still a must, despite pandemic
There is perhaps no disease that strikes greater fear in the hearts of women than breast cancer. It is the second-leading cause of cancer deaths, behind lung cancer, and . . . more
Friends of Kelly Tinyes started a memorial brick and bench campaign.
Remembering Kelly Tinyes with Forever Young brick campaign
Nearly 32 years after her death, friends of Kelly Tinyes have begun the Forever Young Kelly Brick Campaign, and are encouraging people to buy personalized bricks and benches in Grant Park in Hewlett, her favorite park. more
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Marks challenges Miller for the 20th Assembly seat
Incumbent 20th District Assemblywoman Melissa “Missy” Miller, a Republican and an Atlantic Beach resident, is running for her third two-year term. Challenger Gregory Marks, a Public … more
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