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The main group of veterans who volunteer at the veterans market in Cedarhurst. From left were Karl Kirchner; Diane Mandelbaum, chief operating officer of Rock and Wrap It Up!; Syd Mandelbaum, the organization’s founder and chief executive; Barry DeGroot; Anthony Samuel; and Pat Alesia.

Veterans market in Cedarhurst celebrates five years of community support

Discover how Rock and Wrap It Up! in Cedarhurst provides a supportive community for veterans through a thriving market offering free goods. more

By Melissa Berman | 6/21/24

Robert Weiss, a Woodmere Club developer, presented the most up-to-date plan to the Woodsburgh village board and community members at Hewlett High School on June 17.

Woodsburgh residents debate new Woodmere Club development proposal

Discover the contentious community debate over the proposed development of the Woodmere Club, including concerns over zoning, traffic, environmental impact, and community support. more

By Parker Schug | 6/21/24

Paris Popack lost the the race to be the next Lawrence mayor to Samuel Nahmias on June 18.

What happened in the village elections? See results from Atlantic Beach, Lawrence, Hewlett Harbors and others

Residents in a half dozen Five Towns village went to the polls to vote for mayors, trustees and in municipality a village justice on June 18. more

STAFF REPORT | 6/21/24

Andrew Barth Feldman in a children’s theatre production of ‘Grease,’ playing the lead role of Danny Zuko, leader of the “T”-Birds.

Andrew Barth Feldman’s journey from youth theatre to Broadway

Follow Andrew Barth Feldman’s rise from a Long Island youth theatre enthusiast to starring roles in “Dear Evan Hansen” and “Little Shop of Horrors,” shaped by his roots and profound connection to his late mother. more

By Melissa Berman | 6/21/24

The flooring outside Rachel Kreiss’s classroom was taken up in September, and has still not been reinstalled. She says, the floor is dirty and not cleaned properly.

Lawrence Middle School faces challenges amid ongoing campus renovations

Discover the issues at Lawrence Middle School as ongoing construction impacts air quality and cleanliness, raising concerns among staff and teachers about health and safety. more

By Melissa Berman | 6/21/24

What happened in the village elections? See results from Atlantic Beach, Lawrence, Hewlett Harbors and others

Residents in a half dozen Five Towns village went to the polls to vote for mayors, trustees and in municipality a village justice on June 18. more

STAFF REPORT | 6/19/24

Gerard Romaine of Lawrence graduated from Nassau BOCES Entry-Level Career Training course in Building Maintenance in January 2022.

What you don’t know about Nassau BOCES

Nassau BOCES, established in 1967, is the largest BOCES in the state, serving 56 school districts. more

By Melissa Berman | 6/14/24

Senior Rabbi Yechezkel Freundlich addressing the events of Oct. 7, and how the temple has been aiding Israel.

Beth Sholom’s 71st annual dinner celebrates ‘Heroes Among Us’

Explore Congregation Beth Sholom’s dinner honoring IDF members and veterans. more

By Melissa Berman | 6/14/24

Community members voiced their preference for extending the Town of Hempstead’s moratorium on transit-oriented development at the Lawrence Civic Association meeting Feb. 29 at the Lawrence Yacht and County Club.

Town of Hempstead considers scrapping 2019 transit-oriented development proposal

Learn about the potential shutdown of a transit-oriented development plan in Inwood and North Lawrence, facing scrutiny for its impact on community and infrastructure. more

By Parker Schug | 6/14/24

Orit Yeamans with her daughters, Noa, 3, and Tamar, 2, from Woodmere enjoy the teacup ride at the Kulanu Fair in Andrew J. Parise Cedarhurst Park on Sunday.

Fun-filled Kulanu Fair brightens Cedarhurst Park despite delay

Despite a two-week postponement due to inclement weather, the annual Kulanu Fair in Cedarhurst Park on Sunday was a joyful affair, featuring a plethora of activities and attractions for attendees, including bounce houses, carnival booths, and educational insights into Kulanu Academy's programs for students with special needs. more

6/14/24

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