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In challenging times, we’re still thankful
Thanksgiving is a uniquely American holiday, and in many ways, my favorite one of the year. It is the one day when, regardless of our background, ethnicity or religion . . . more
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State Assemblyman Ari Brown, who is also the deputy mayor of Cedarhurst, is scheduled to donate a kidney to an American military veteran next month.
Assemblyman Ari Brown goes above and beyond, donating a kidney to help one in need
Assemblyman Ari Brown has openly expressed regret in the past for not serving his country. Despite his job in Albany and his work as deputy mayor of the Village of Cedarhurst, Brown has acknowledged that that service doesn’t compare to the sacrifices made by military veterans who risk their lives for the country. more
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Candiotti ran alongside Garrett Chapman, her former Hewlett High School track coach, during the TCS New York City Marathon on Nov. 5.
This Hewlett High School alum has a special bond with her coach
The running journey of Hewlett resident Elissa Candiotti and Garrett Chapman came full circle at the TCS New York City Marathon on Nov. 5. more
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The Village of Cedarhurst is on alert after a threat on social media targeting two entities within the village.
Village of Cedarhurst is on alert after threats made on social media
A threat on social media has put the Village of Cedarhurst on alert, targeting two entities within the village. more
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On their way to the March for Israel were Tamar, left, Simon, Maya and Matthew Barbash of Hewlett.
Adele Goldberg and children show commitment to Israel
A summer trip as a teenager began a lifelong connection to Israel and her people. I had the opportunity to strengthen my Hebrew language skills, shape my Jewish identity, and forge strong connections with family that have grown and deepened over the years. more
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Woodmere residents Alina and Alex Lubarsky, and Victoria Firdman, right, at the March for Israel on Nov. 14.
Alex Dubarsky of Woodmere was left surprised in Washington D.C.
Some 300,000 Jewish people and those who stand against the barbaric murder of innocent civilians, descended on our nation’s capital on Nov. 14. Although on the long bus ride from Long Island I braced myself for any possibility … what I discovered was as surprising as it was banal. more
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Standing with Israel: What does that look like?
As a freedom-loving American and a member of Congress, the events unfolding in Israel are of utmost concern to me. But beyond that, they should concern every New Yorker and, frankly . . . more
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Let’s honor our veterans by supporting them at home
In the tapestry of our nation’s history, veterans stand as the threads of bravery, courage and unity that weave together the fabric of our freedom. We expressed our gratitude for their sacrifices earlier this month . . . more
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Lawrence village is offering free parking on the weekends between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. in fields 3 and 4 through Dec. 31.
Free parking in Lawrence on the weekends
From Nov. 25 and 26 through Dec. 30 and 31, Lawrence village is offering free parking in Field No, 3, the north side of Central Avenue and in Field No. 4, the south side of Central Avenue, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on those Saturdays and Sundays. more
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Rockwell showed us what we have to be thankful for
In this season of gratitude, it’s appropriate to recall the “four freedoms” — freedom of speech, freedom of worship, freedom from fear and freedom from want — articulated by President Franklin D. Roosevelt . . . more
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