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Tova Plaut, left, Shana Dworken and Karen Feldman spoke at a news conference last month on the steps of the New York City School Chancellor, David Banks’ office, demanding a meeting and for more to be done in preventing Jewish hate in city schools.
Cedarhurst resident and Lawrence board member Tova Plaut leads anti-hate effort
Tova Plaut, a Cedarhurst resident and member of the Lawrence school district Board of Education is a founding member of New York City Public Schools Alliance, an advocacy group, centered on eradicating hate in schools. more
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Guy Tsadik went door to door on Central Avenue in Cedarhurst and Lawrence asking businesses to affix photos of hostages, held by Hamas, in their storefronts. From left, son Eitan, wife Tami, Tsadik, and Judaica Plus manager TJ Polansky.
See what Lawrence resident Guy Tsadik is doing to increase hostage awareness
Businesses in the Five Towns are spreading awareness of the hostages being held in Gaza with the help of Guy Tsadik, a Lawrence resident. more
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Jerry Seinfeld
A funny story about Jerry Seinfeld
Bristal Assisted Living will donate $25,000 worth of tickets towards comedian Jerry Seinfeld’s benefit performance on Dec. 19 at NYCB Theater in Westbury, … more
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Geraldo Rivera and friends.
See the photos: Who let the dogs in? [Photo gallery]
The Herald was there for North Shore Animal League America's 4th annual DogCatemy Celebrity Gala in the Cipriani Ballroom in Manhattan on Novemeber 5, presented by Purina ONE. Beautiful and famous two and four-legged celebrities walked the green carpet, smiling and barking for the cameras. more
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Couture For A Cause honored The Lev Leytzan clowns, founded by Dr. Neal Goldberg, far right.
Funny time for a good ‘Cause’ [Photo gallery]
Couture For A Cause held its annual fundraising event at Temple Beth El in Cedarhurst on March 2, which was attended by 350 people, honored Dr. Neal Goldberg, the founder of the Lev Leytzan clowns. more
Trash and debris piled up on lawns and street corners in the wake of the storm.
South Shore slowly comes back to life after Sandy
Part one in a series on how South Shore residents are coping in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy. This week we begin in Bellmore-Merrick. In subsequent weeks we plan to spotlight recovery efforts in other communities. more
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Renovations have begun at Lawrence Woodmere Academy, and the institution is looking forward to opening a black box theater named after Barbra Barth Feldman, former headmaster of the school and a 1982 graduate.
Focusing on the future at Lawrence Woodmere Academy
Lawrence Woodmere Academy students have been out of school for nearly two months, but work continues on the Woodmere campus on a number of renovations and upgrades in preparation for the new school year. more
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Do chickens understand Yiddish? Hewlett's Seth Stern says they don't mind hearing it
Before Seth Stern became the editor for the Bloomberg News, he was a Hewlett native and a 1993 Hewlett High School graduate. He read the Nassau Herald growing up and a high school journalism class ignited his interest in the industry. more
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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
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Commuters of the Long Island Rail Road hit with fare hike
“What choice do we really have? said a Long Island Rail Road Hewlett station commuter, who declined to provide his name. “It’s the cost of living here.” more
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