News
Sort by: Featured Most recent
1161 results total, viewing 161 - 170
Justin and Chany Cohen, participants on the Israel trip, wrote cards to the Israel Defense Forces soldiers at the Chabad’s Mitzvah Fair on Jan. 31.
PHOTOS: The Five Towns Mitzvah Fair
From young children to seniors, several volunteers worked diligently to decorate gift bags that were filled with treats and write heartfelt cards at the Chabad of the Five Towns Mitzvah Fair on Jan. 31. more
|
Several South Shore communities endured flooding, but Five Towns officials said it was minimal in the area. Above, a side street in Lindenhurst on Wednesday morning.
Reported flooding minimal in the Five Towns
After a rainstorm that dropped nearly 2 inches of water in the metropolitan area last night and early this morning, reports from officials say there was minimal flooding in the Five Towns as being … more
|
Bettina and Allen Kramer took a four-day trip to Israel in December, partly funded by the Jewish National Fund.
Two Atlantic Beach residents answer the call for help in Israel
After the Oct. 7 Hamas attack on Israel, Bettina Kramer, of Atlantic Beach, was searching for a way to help the Jewish state, and she found it: the Jewish National Fund-USA. more
|
Hewlett’s Samantha Schwarz, far right, was one of five Nassau County recipients of the Jim Adelis Good Samaritan Award Scholarship, which awards winners $1,000. Jim Adelis’ widow, Lucy, was third from right.
Hewlett's Samantha Schwarz wins Jim Adelis Good Samaritan Award for community service
Jim Adelis Good Samaritan Award scholarships were presented last month to five Nassau County high school seniors who have demonstrated selflessness and integrity in serving the community. Hewlett High School senior Samantha Schwarz was one of those who received a $1,000 scholarship. more
|
The former site of Rockaway Metal Products at 175 Roger Ave. in Inwood is planned for a 68,000-square-foot warehouse.
Transformation could be coming to Inwood
Lifelong Inwood resident David Hance remembers throwing rocks at the remaining windows of the unused and rundown Rockaway Metal Products building at 175 Roger Ave. in the Five Towns community when he was a kid. more
|
The Hewlett High School chorus performed holiday songs and created a joyful environment at Five Towns Premier Rehabilitation and Nursing Center in Woodmere on Dec. 20.
Hewlett High School's chorus was in the holiday spirit
Singing “Deck the Halls with Boughs of Holly,” “Jungle Bells” and several Hanukkah songs, the Hewlett High School chorus brought holiday cheer to the residents of the Five Towns Premier Rehabilitation and Nursing Center in Woodmere on Dec. 20. more
|
Nassau Police Department officer Yolanda Turner discussed responsible use of social media with Lawrence Elementary School students.
How to use social media responsibly and safely? Ask Lawrence Elementary students
Learning how to responsibly use social media and safely navigate the digital world was the focus of an assembly last month when Nassau Police Department officer Yolanda Turner visited Lawrence Elementary School and spoke to students. more
|
Lawrence resident Howard Kopel is sworn in as presiding officer of the Nassau County Legislature by immediate past presiding officer Richard Nicolello. On the left is Kopel's wife, Esther.
Howard Kopel sworn in as Nassau County Legislature's presiding officer
Lawrence resident Howard Kopel who has served as the Nassau County Legislature's deputy presiding officer since 2018 was sworn in as the presiding officer in the Legislative building on Jan. 5. more
|
A video has circulated on social media platforms that purports to show Atlantic Beach resident Michael DeCandia arguing with two women over posting Israel hostage flyers across the village.
Atlantic Beach man faces accusations of antisemitism
A video circulating on multiple digital platforms over the past few days appears to show Atlantic Beach resident Michael DeCandia confronting two women posting flyers in the village reminding of those being held captive by Hamas in the Middle East. more
|
Barbara Harrison joined the Marion & Aaron Gural JCC in 1992, working at its second location, at Temple Beth El, in Cedarhurst, when the JCC acquired the temple’s early childhood center, and has helped it grow.
'She was a fierce advocate for children who needed services'
It has always been about the kids for Barbara Harrison, the longtime co-director of the Marion & Aaron Gural JCC. But when the Five Towns began seeing an expansion in its Jewish population — specifically Orthodox Jews — in the early 2000s, the JCC, in Cedarhurst, offered only one class for Orthodox children per age level, so many Orthodox families instead enrolled their children in yeshivas with early childhood programs. more
|
« Prev | 1 … 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 | 20 … 117 | Next »
Currently viewing stories posted within the past year.
For all older stories, please use our advanced search.
© 2024, Richner Communications · 2 Endo Blvd · Garden City, NY · (516) 569-4000
Powered by Creative Circle Media Solutions