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Longtime Lawrence resident Carol Berman died on Oct. 17 at 100. Above, marking her 99th birthday last year.
Longtime Lawrence resident Carol Berman dies at 100
Carol Berman was a trailblazer. more
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Rabbi Michel Schlesinger greets Laura Underweiser who was part of the team welcoming worshippers to the Hewlett-East Rockaway Jewish Centre on Oct.13.
How the Hewlett-East Rockaway Jewish Centre is supporting Israel and each other
Hewlett-East Rockaway Jewish Centre congregants affixed a small adhesive-attached facsimile of the Israeli flag to blouses, shirts or jackets as they gathered for Shabbos services on Oct. 13, with the Jewish state firmly in their hearts.  more
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Rabbi Steven Sacks of Congregation Sons of Israel asks those in attendance on Oct. 12 to act as ambassadors for the State of Israel during the ongoing war between Israel-Hamas.
Local synagogues in the Five Towns collab for one night of unity for Israel
Anger, fear, frustration and grief were just a few of the emotions at Congregation Sons of Israel in Woodmere on Thursday, Oct. 12, for an evening of solidarity between several local Five Towns congregations. more
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Rabbi Nochem Tenenboim, left, with Neil Kupferman at a prayer service focusing on the conflict in Israel on Oct. 9 at the Chabad of Hewlett.
Five Towns community gathers at Chabad of Hewlett for Israel
Within hours after Israel was attacked by Hamas, many Jewish institutions and organizations began advocating and coming together to show their support for the Jewish state. more
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More than six inches of rain fouled up the morning commute for many in Hewlett on Sept. 29, leaving some vehicles unable to move.
These Hewlett football players helped stranded motorists during a rainstorm
After Hewlett High School’s varsity football game against Plainedge was canceled due to the six inches of rain that battered the Five Towns — and the rest of the metropolitan area — on Sept. 29, players watched video in the locker room to prepare for the eventual rescheduled game. more
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The Marion and Aaron Gural JCC is offering support and collecting uniforms for the Israel Defense Forces.
Cedarhurst-based Gural JCC collects uniforms for Israel Defense Forces
The Marion and Aaron Gural Jewish Community Center Executive Director Stacey Feldman said that resources and support are available with Israel at war. For emotional support for those suffering … more
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Lawrence Middle School and HAFTR Middle School students joined Holocaust survivor Sally Muschel last year during the Names Not Numbers Holocaust Memorial Project.
How do schools in the Five Towns teach the Holocaust? Find out here
New York is one of 23 states in which schools are required to teach students about the Holocaust. Jack Britvan, president of Voices for Truth and Humanity, says the subject should be a requirement for graduating from high school. more
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Cedarhurst merchants, such as Crawford’s Coffee Bar & Cafe, are making the effort to use sealed containers for trash that gets picked up by Sanitary District 1.
The Village of Cedarhurst keeps their streets clean. Here's how
What was described as a rat infestation in Cedarhurst last year has become a less visible problem in recent months, thanks to the cooperation of business owners, specifically restaurant owners. more
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Lucky Boy Restaurant in Lawrence was honored by the Town of Hempstead with a Small Business Award. From left Town Clerk Kate Murray, Supervisor Don Clavin, owner Jack Singh, Councilwoman Melissa Miller and Receiver of Taxes Jeanine Driscoll.
This Lawrence restaurant was recognized by the Town of Hempstead
Lucky Boy Restaurant that has been serving hungry eaters for the past 39 years in Lawrence was one of several businesses that received recognition from the Town of Hempstead as part of its small business awards. Don Clavin, town supervisor, led the awards, which recognized seven local businesses. more
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The roseate spoonbill has joined the other species in the Willow Pond ecosystem. This rare bird is drawing photographers to the Five Towns.
Read here this rare bird that came to the Five Towns
Willow Pond, the site of a major restoration a decade ago, is now home to a rare bird species. The roseate spoonbill, a bird typically native to warmer climates, has inhabited the area drawing bird watchers and photographers to the Five Towns. more
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