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Christopher Mendoza with his mural at Franklin Early Childhood Center during the 2022-23 school year. The mural was inspired by the book ‘The Forever Tree,’ by Tereasa Surratt, Donna Lukas and Nicola Slater.
You are going to want to see this Hewlett student's artwork
Hewlett High School student Christopher Mendoza has a special ways of letting people know what’s on his mind: his art. more
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Amy Lee, a clinical psychologist and an assistant professor of psychology at Hofstra University, recommends that children and adults take breaks from the words and images on social media and the news.
Experts are suggesting monitoring images seen on the web regarding Israel-Hamas war
The war between Israel and Hamas is nearly a month old, and one Hofstra University psychologist says that the conflict, and the intense media coverage of it, can have a negative effect on students’ mental health. more
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Cedarhurst based, One Israel Fund’s Marc Provisor, far left, Yohai Provisor, second from left and nonmember, Shauli Provisor, far right all support efforts to bring necessary supplies to communities in Israel.
Cedarhurst-based One Israel Fund is targeting Israel's needs
One Israel Fund, a Cedarhurst organization is tackling specific Israeli needs. Scott Feltman, Hewlett resident and executive vice president, said that the group’s initiatives have been heightened since the recent conflict in Israel. more
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PSEG Long Island is working on a reliability project along West Broadway in Hewlett. The company will be conducting overnight and daytime work to improve and update infrastructure.
This PSEG project aims to enhance reliability in the Five Towns
PSEG Long Island is installing 3,000 feet of new underground transmission will remove 500 feet of overhead wire and replace and install transmission and distribution poles around Hewlett as part of a system-wide $302 million project that is expected to be completed in February. more
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The Anhalt family, Joshua, 3, left, Emma, 5, Bella, 3, and Yael experience the inside of a fire truck at the Woodmere Fire Department’s open house on Oct. 22.
PHOTOS: Woodmere Fire Department's annual open house
The Woodmere Fire Department swung open the doors of its firehouse at 20 Irving Place for four hours on Oct. 22 and welcomed the community to the annual open house to learn about fire prevention more
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The empty chairs and table settings honoring the hostages outside Young Israel of Woodmere.
Young Israel of Woodmere honors those taken by Hamas
Young Israel of Woodmere canceled its Shabbos dinner last weekend and set up tables with chairs that included the photo of each person kidnapped by Hamas. “This demonstration is to remind … more
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Central Islip resident Dei Aishe Wynter is accused of driving while intoxicated and hitting and killing Donovan Richards in North Lawrence on Oct. 30.
Man killed in North Lawrence by alleged DWI driver
An man was killed after allegedly being hit by a woman driving  a four-door 2022 silver Tesla sedan on Rockaway Turnpike in North Lawrence at 3:30 a.m., on Oct. 30, Nassau police said.  more
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Rockaway Turnpike has reopened in both directions between East Avenue and Peninsula Boulevard.
Rockaway Turnpike has reopened in both directions
After being closed in both directions north and south from East Avenue near Meadowmere Park to Peninsula Boulevard because of a motor vehicle accident Rockaway Turnpike has reopened, Nassau police said. more
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United Hatzalah called on volunteers in Israel — including Charles Gros, of Atlantic Beach — to serve as paramedics during and after the Oct. 7 attacks by Hamas. Gros was equipped with a bulletproof vest and helmet as he responded to calls from those who were injured and others about those who had been killed.
Local paramedic's heroic journey: From an Israeli vacation to life-saving mission amid war
Charles Gros’s vacation in Israel took a dramatic turn when he was asked to use his skills as a paramedic after the Oct. 7 Hamas attacks by Eli Beer, founder of United Hatzalah, an Israeli emergency medical services organization. more
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Remembering Lawrence native Carol Berman: A Legacy of Leadership, Service, and Family
The yearbook committee at Erasmus Hall High School, in Brooklyn, predicted that Carol Berman would become the first female manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers. more
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