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On May 1, Cedarhurst village officials adopted a $7.298 million budget for the 2023-2024 fiscal year as well as teasing it’s very own patrol unit.
Village of Cedarhurst adopts a budget increase, here's how much:
Cedarhurst village’s adopted budget for the 2023-2024 fiscal year includes a slight increase of $41,306 from the current fiscal plan, and was unanimously approved by the five-member board on May 1. more
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Organized by the village, CPR trainer, Kevin O’ Hara, demonstrates the life saving technique to Hewlett Harbor neighbors and the Village’s Security team during a free CPR / AED training session.
Learning how to give CPR in Hewlett Harbor
The Village of Hewlett Harbor held a free training session of the proper administration of Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation, or simply, CPR, and the use of Automated External Defibrillator (AED) equipment, on May 4 at the Seawane Club. more
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Broadcast journalist Wolf Blitzer, left, with Rabbi Zalman Wolowik, of the Chabad of the Five Towns.
Connecting to the Jewish heritage with Rabbi Wolowik
Two weeks ago, my wife, Chanie, and I had the great fortune of joining a special VIP USA delegation to the March of the Living in Poland. I want to share some of our reflections regarding this powerful experience especially since for both of us it was the first time. more
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Richard Brodsky and his wife, Jodi, fourth and fifth from left, have provided food, shelter, clothing and medical attention for people in Kenya since his foundation was founded in 2004.
Atlantic Beach residents run for purpose
“Go Richard! Go Richard! We love you!” That’s what Atlantic Beach resident Richard Brodsky heard while he was running in the Boston Marathon last month. more
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Long Beach resident and Uber driver Robert Sanchez, seen here outside the authority headquarters, says the toll hike is unfair for him, and he has taken alternate routes to avoid the bridge.
Will motorists adjust to the Atlantic Beach Bridge toll hikes?
When the Nassau County Bridge Authority raised its tolls on the Atlantic Beach Bridge at the beginning of the year, Robert Sanchez, a Long Beach resident and an Uber driver, changed his daily routine. more
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Lawrence resident Ed Gottlieb received a proclamation from village officials for his work on helping to plant trees in the municipality. From left were, Trustee Michael Fragin, Deputy Mayor Jeff Landy, Gottlieb, Mayor Alex Edelman, and Trustees Paris Popack and Eli Kutner.
Lawrence celebrates Arbor Day
Lawrence village has declared April 28 to be the day the municipality will celebrate Arbor Day and under the leadership of resident Ed Gottlieb, president of the village’s Tree Committee, Lawrence is a certified “Tree City. “ more
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Woodmere resident Elliot Steinmetz, center, with Executive Director Alan Freedman, left, and Michael Riger at the Jewish Sports Heritage Association induction ceremony.
Celebrating successful Jewish people in sports
There were nine people inducted into the Jewish Sports Heritage Association’s Hall of Fame and a half dozen award winners, and the common bond, along with being Jewish, is that all have made an impact on their respective sports and people. more
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A $4.8 million bond that passed last February will pay for renovations of the 90-year-old Inwood Firehouse. Officials say they are seeking permits from the Town of Hempstead.
Timeframe unknown for Inwood firehouse renovations
Planning for the Inwood firehouse renovations are in the design phase, fire district officials said nearly 15 months after a $4.8 million bond was approved by residents to upgrade the 90-year-old-plus firehouse.     more
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Five Towns native Kathy Boockvar in her position as the Secretary of State of Pennsylvania explained the ballot counting process that is being conducted under her watch.
Kathy Boockvar, Five Towns native, in thick of presidential race
Updated Nov. 7 at 11:50 a.m. Kathy Boockvar, a former Hewlett Neck resident who graduated from Hewlett High School class of 1986, and was appointed to be Pennsylvania Secretary of State by Gov. Tom Wolf last year is in the middle of the presidential election. more
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Rabbi Nochem Tenenboim with the food donated by a Hewlett Harbor resident that was distributed to people in need in the Five Towns and Queens.
Anonymous donation helps Five Towners and Queens residents
A  Hewlett Harbor resident who wants to remain anonymous donated 50,000 pounds of food to the Chabad of Hewlett that was used to help those in need across the Five Towns and in Queens. more
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