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The layoff of 102 Lawrence School District employees has raised the ire of the Lawrence Teachers Association and Local 237. Above, Lawrence High School.
Lawrence School District layoffs stirs up union anger
After the Lawrence School District laid off and furloughed employees as of April 15, a firestorm of anger followed led by the Lawrence Teachers Association and Teamsters Local 237, the union that represents the aides, assistants, cleaners, monitors and nurses who are no longer working. more
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The Marion & Aaron Gural JCC remains closed because of the Covid-19 health crisis, however services such as food distrubtiin continue at the SHOP in Cedarhurst.
Gural JCC remains physically closed, remotely active
The Marion & Aaron Gural JCC has extended the shutdown of its facilities in Cedarhurst and Lawrence at least through April 30, officials stated in an emailed letter on April 14. more
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Yeshiva Sh’or Yoshuv, a yeshiva in Lawrence, is working with Northwell Health System to build an ad hoc hospital to treat mild cases of Covid-19.
Lawrence yeshiva builds hospital to treat Covid-19 patients
Being proactive instead of reactive to the quickly spreading Covid-19 pandemic, Yeshiva Sh’or Yoshuv, an Orthodox Jewish school in Lawrence, is creating an ad hoc hospital in its CedarLawn Avenue building. more
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Lawrence native Harvey Sheff was a star basketball player for the now closed Hebrew Institute of Long Island and at Yeshiva University.
Lawrence native Harvey Sheff dies at 59
Lawrence native Harvey Jay Sheff was known as a mensch, a Yiddish word that encapsulates a person’s capacity for being all the things we admire: smart, athletic, considerate and polite. more
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Inwood resident Sasha Young, left, distributed food to other Five Towns residents at the Community Center in Lawrence on March 27.
Five Towns institutions and oganizations help residents through coronavirus pandemic
Updated March 29 at 11 a.m. With rubber gloves on her hands and a facemask wrapped around her nose and mouth, Inwood resident Sasha Young handed out bleach, dish detergent and muffins to Five Towns residents, along with a diced pineapple snack cup, if they came with children, at the Community Center on Lawrence Avenue in Lawrence on March 27. more
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Liane Feuer, owner of Haber Travel Service in Lawrence, said she remained optimistic about her business during the coronavirus pandemic.
Businesses soldier on through crisis
With the number of coronavirus cases in Nassau County increasing, Five Towns business owners and organizations are trying to maintain a positive outlook while dealing with unavoidable declines in revenue. more
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A Lawrence High teacher is self- quarantining at home after being exposed to a person — not from the school district — that was diagnosed with COVID-19 coronavirus.
Lawrence High School teacher is self-quarantining
A Lawrence High teacher is self- quarantining at home after being exposed to a person — not from the school district — that was diagnosed with COVIV-19 coronavirus. According to Superintendent Dr. Ann Pedersen, the teacher is not showing any symptoms. more
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The Brandeis School in Lawrence is being sued for negligence relating to an incident of alleged sexual abuse by a former teacher that ended roughly 16 years ago.
Former Brandeis English teacher accused of sexual abuse
An Atlantic Beach resident who formerly taught English at The Brandeis School in Lawrence has been accused of sexually abusing a student for five years beginning when he was just 13, according to a court petition filed on Feb. 24. more
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Amazing benefits of holistic healing: acupuncture, salt caves and more
After 10 years in private practice as a doctor of acupuncture and Chinese medicine, Deborah Rothman, DACM, decided to expand on her passion for alternative healing . . . more
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Dovid Kanarfogel and Leslie Gang, the founders of Hindi's Libraries, and the 2019 Herald People of the Year.
‘An assembly line of good’
After Cedarhurst resident Dovid Kanarfogel’s wife, Dr. Hindi Krinsky, died last year, he decided to honor her memory, with the help of his friend Leslie Gang, by putting books in the hands of children. more
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