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Seventh-graders watched teaching assistant Theresa Kearney feed the fish and the turtle in Robert Faller’s memorial pond.
Environmental center is Hewlett-Woodmere district gem
The Woodmere Middle School Environmental Center, which used to be a weedy, concrete courtyard, blooms beautifully in the spring and is a popular hands-on learning spot for the school’s social studies, math, science, English, music, art and special-education programs. more
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Councilman Anthony D'Esposito.
Aaron Meyer challenges Anthony D’Esposito in District 4 race
The race for the Town of Hempstead 4th Council District is set between incumbent republican Anthony D’Esposito and democratic challenger Aaron Meyer. The Herald asked both candidates questions tackling the candidates’ priorities and issues in the district, which encompasses East Rockaway, Hewlett, Island Park, South Hempstead, Oceanside, and Rockville Centre and portions of Baldwin, Cedarhurst, Lynbrook, Malverne, Valley Stream, and Woodmere. more
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Former Lawrence Woodmere Academy basketball coach Jeff Weiss was inducted into the Nassau County Athletics Hall of Fame last month. From left were Long Beach Athletic Director Arnie Epstein and his wife, Randi, Andrea and Jeff Weiss, John Schandler, and Ryan and Riley Weiss.
Former Lawrence Woodmere Academy coach Jeff Weiss inducted into Nassau Athletics Hall of Fame
If you listed all of Jeff Weiss’s achievements in the 32 years he coached boys’ varsity basketball at Lawrence Woodmere Academy, it would read exactly like the resume you would expect from someone inducted into the Nassau County High School Athletics Hall of Fame, as Weiss was on Sept. 29. more
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Hewlett High School graduates Max Seibald, left, Eytan Saperstein and Steve DeNapoli at a combined Hewlett, Israel national team and New York Lizards lacrosse clinic at the school in 2014.
Hewlett Athletic Hall of Fame inducts two
Two former Hewlett High School athletes who made their mark in two sports will be inducted into the school’s Athletic Hall of Fame at a ceremony before the Bulldogs’ Homecoming game against Valley Stream North on Saturday. more
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The Five Towns-based Independent Coach Corporation is one of many school bus companies that are having a difficult time finding drivers.
Five Towns schools could be impacted by bus driver shortage
The shortage of school bus drivers in New York state that began nearly four years ago and that now stretches across the country has continued throughout, and been deepened by, the coronavirus pandemic. Five Towns school districts are concerned, and bus companies are aggressively recruiting drivers. more
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A dead bird on the Woodmere Club property in May.
Woodmere Club ruckus as DEC investigates chemical spraying
The Woodmere Club continues to be a source of controversy, stemming from its plan to be transformed into a 284-home residential development. more
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Woodmere resident Michael Mann discovered that a stop sign added to the intersection of Midfield Road and Grant Avenue was requested by Ben Dubin, a resident of Douglaston, Queens.
Aiming to halt unneeded stop signs in the Five Towns
The installation of a stop sign at an intersection in Woodmere has left resident Michael Mann perplexed as to why it was requested by a non-Five Towns resident. more
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North Woodmere resident Lily Buziashvili collected trash and hung the bag on the fence at the intersection of Hungry Harbor Road and Valley Lane West in North Woodmere.
Nassau County storm basin cleanup needed in North Woodmere
For the past four years or so, North Woodmere resident Lily Buziashvili has taken it upon herself to pick up trash and debris that collects along a 1.5-mile stretch of the area called the Nassau County storm basin, which extends from Branch Boulevard to Hungry Harbor Road in that community. more
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Lawrence Woodmere Academy’s pre-K class was treated to ice cream earlier this month after learning about Alfred L. Cralle, the inventor of the ice cream scoop.
Despite Covid, Lawrence Woodmere Academy remains optimistic
One year after Lawrence Woodmere Academy transitioned to remote learning amid the fast-spreading coronavirus pandemic, school officials are feeling optimistic about operations moving forward. more
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Kadoodle Kids allows children to decorate their own masks. Above, Lyss Stern and her daughter, Blake, in two of those masks.
Woodmere native Lyss Stern creates businesses amid Covid
Woodmere native Lyss Stern has battled Covid-19, and had to deal with the added challenge of a struggling business amid the coronavirus pandemic. She responded by coming up with three new ideas for businesses. more
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