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At the Inwood Material Terminal on Sheridan Boulevard in Inwood, an unidentified man fell off the platform of an excavator on Sept. 17. more

By Jeff Bessen | 9/17/24

Edan Shiponi, left, is one of four senior captains of the Bulldogs, who played five one-goal games out of the gate and went 3-1-1.

Promising start for confident Hewlett

Through the first five games of 2024, the Hewlett boys’ soccer team is 3-1-1 with each contest decided by a single goal. That’s proof for coach Jesse Corben of two things — the … more

By Dylan Butler | 9/16/24

Nassau police are looking for this man who allegedly stole money from the Geffen Gourmet in Hewlett on Sept. 14.

Money stolen from Geffen Gourmet in Hewlett

Geffen Gourmet on Mill Road in Hewlett was robbed on Sept. 14, of an unknown amount of money. more

By Jeff Bessen | 9/15/24

Kevin Mendoza and the Golden Tornadoes have county title aspirations after reaching the championship stage last fall.

Senior-led Lawrence aims high

Gerard Lagasse didn’t win a coach-of-the-year award in his rookie campaign at Lawrence. But he sure could have. In a storybook season, Lagasse, the longtime JV boys’ soccer … more

By Marc Berman | 9/13/24

Members of the Hewlett-Woodmere school district administration and Board of Education met with the architect for the science classroom renovation on Sept. 4 to discuss problems with the project.

Hewlett High School science renovations fall short, board addresses issues

Hewlett-Woodmere Board of Education addresses unexpected issues with Hewlett High School science classroom renovations, calling for a corrective plan to meet community expectations. more

By Parker Schug | 9/13/24

Phillip Ginsberg spoke about hostage Almog Sarusi and lit a candle in his memory.

Chabad teens hold memorial for Israeli hostages murdered by Hamas

Chabad of the Five Towns and Hewlett High School teens held a memorial to honor six Israeli hostages, killed by Hamas after their capture during the Oct. 7 attack. more

By Melissa Berman | 9/13/24

Bert Moreida, owner of American Drive-In Cleaners in Hewlett, died on Aug. 27. Above, he celebrated his 67th birthday in 2006.

Hewlett businessman Bert Moreida, 85, remembered for generosity and kindness

Bert Moreida, owner of American Drive-In Cleaners in Hewlett, passed away at 85, leaving behind a legacy of generosity, love, and community involvement. more

By Melissa Berman | 9/13/24

The Men’s Cub at the Lawrence Yacht & Country Club honored former village mayor Jay Gordon with a golf cart path dedication on Aug. 31. The path is named, Jay Gordon Way. Longtime friend of Gordon, Jonah Schein stands proudly under his sign.

Lawrence yacht club dedicates golf path in memory of Jay Gordon

The Lawrence Yacht & Country Club honored former Mayor Jay Gordon by dedicating the golf cart path between the 11th and 12th holes to his memory. more

By Melissa Berman | 9/13/24

Daniel Avital, left, Dov Avital and Jacob Avital allegedly attacked and robbed a 31-year-old man at the Avital's Cedarhurst home.

Three Cedarhurst men arrested for alleged assault and robbery incident

Daniel, Dov, and Jacob Avital of Cedarhurst were arrested for alleged assault, robbery, and other charges following a violent incident involving a baseball bat and sledgehammer. more

By Parker Schug | 9/12/24

Brian Stabile played Taps as part of the Cedarhurst village 9/11 Ceremony on Sept. 11 at 4 p.m.

Cedarhurst honors 9/11 victims with memorial at Andrew J. Parise Park

Cedarhurst continued its annual 9/11 memorial at Andrew J. Parise Park, honoring local residents and nearly 3,000 lives lost in the 2001 tragedy. more

9/12/24

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