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With the Covid-19 infection rate continuing to drop, Gov. Andrew Cuomo is allowing gyms across Nassau and Suffolk counties to reopen.

At last — Cuomo lets gyms reopen at one-third capacity

Gyms throughout Nassau and Suffolk counties, along with the rest of the state, can reopen as soon as Aug. 24, following inspection by local authorities, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced today. Facilities … more

By Karen Bloom | 8/17/20

Seawane Country Club members can lounge, snack and swim in the pool area.

Ratcheting up the fun factor at Seawane Country Club in Hewlett Harbor

Sitting socially distant at one of the Seawane Country Club’s circular tables on its spacious outdoor patio covered by a billowing white tent that keeps members cool with fans, owners Jared Brecher and Dan Klein enthusiastically spoke about the improvements they have made at the 93-year-old club in Hewlett Harbor since taking over last November. more

By Jeff Bessen | 8/17/20

The food distribution setup at the Broadway Campus with Lawrence School District and Elite Caterers partnering to provide food to many Five Towners and residents of surrounding communities.

Five Towns caterer, Lawrence School District combine to feed many

Being raised by parents who preached that giving back to the community meant more than donating money, it also means offering your time, Lawrence resident Shlomo Katz has taken that lesson to heart. more

By Jeff Bessen | 8/16/20

The Cedarhurst Business Improvement District substituted the InsideWalk Sale for the annual Summer Sidewalk Sale because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Cedarhurst BID ousts executive director

Teri Schure, the executive director of the Cedarhurst Business Improvement District for more than 10 years, says she lost the $25,000 a year part-time job because she could not find clear guidance from several government entities to hold the annual Summer Sidewalk Sale. more

By Jeff Bessen | 8/12/20

The beverage Treo, a plant-based hydration drink, was created by Hewlett resident Bob Golden.

Hewlett resident creates organic Treo beverages

The son of one of the three founders of Snapple seeks to continue his father’s legacy by creating another innovative beverage. Hewlett resident Bob Golden founded Treo Brands, a … more

By Matthew Ferremi | 8/4/20

Hewlett as store manager Nochum Bobrino, right, completed the order of customer John Ippilito.

Amid pandemic, business owners are optimistic

Despite social distancing protocols that impact the capacity of businesses and restaurants, Five Towns business owners are feeling optimistic about their economic survival amid the coronavirus … more

By Matthew Ferremi | 7/30/20

Baruch Shemtov, above, center, hosted a virtual town hall meeting about the Belmont Park arena project with NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman, UBS Executive Vice Chairman Brian Hull, Oak View Group CEO Tim Leiweke, Islanders co-owner Jon Ledecky and The Azoff Company Chairman Irving Azoff.

Isles’ future home named UBS Arena

As the New York Islanders gear up for the National Hockey League playoffs starting Aug. 1, the name of their future home at Belmont Park was made official Wednesday, when UBS announced its exclusive … more

By Tony Bellissimo and Melissa Koenig | 7/22/20

While museums are able to open in Phase Four, the Rock Hall Museum in Lawrence which has been closed since mid-March, does not yet have a reopening date.

Five Towns schools, museums discuss Phase Four reopening process

As Long Island entered Phase Four of New York state's mandated reopening stages on Wednesday, a pair of Five Towns school districts and a museum in Lawrence are still awaiting guidance from the state and the Town of Hempstead on how best to reopen. more

By Matthew Ferremi | 7/9/20

Tiz The Law crossed the finish line first at the Belmont Stakes on June 20, becoming the first New York-bred horse to win since 1882.

Belmont Stakes go on — despite pandemic

The Belmont Stakes looked a little different to fans and the larger horseracing community this year, as industry officials had to alter their operations due to the ongoing novel coronavirus … more

By Visvajit Sriramrajan | 7/1/20

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

By Matthew Ferremi | 6/28/20

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