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Inwood Country Club hosted a kids tennis festival where tennis professional and high school players introduced kids to the sport. Yehuda Stern, 13, of Lawrence, tried to return a serve.
Inwood Country Club hosts Kids’ Tennis Festival [Photo gallery]
Inwood Country Club opened up ten of its tennis courts to members of the Inwood community as 300 children, parents and volunteers attended the first ever Kids’ Tennis Festival, hosted by The Inwood Charities Fund Inc. along with the USTA Eastern/Long Island Region. Volunteers and guests included the Baldwin High School Girls Varsity Tennis Team, Lynbrook High School Girls Varsity Tennis Team, and tennis professionals from the Inwood Country Club. more
Sean O’Rourke, far left, and Dylan Reyes were excited about their first day of second grade at Hewlett Elementary School.
First day smiles [Photo gallery]
Students in the Hewlett-Woodmere School District returned to classes on Tuesday. more
County Legislator Carrié Solages (D-Elmont), right, handed out school supplies to John Loughlin, Cole Doyle and Mason Vilceus during the Inwood/ Back to School Day event.
Carrié Solages, Five Towns Community Chest hosts ‘Inwood/ Back to School Day’ [Photo gallery]
Nassau County Legislator Carrié Solages (D-Elmont) partnered with Five Towns Community Chest to sponsor the inaugural Inwood Day/Back to School Day celebration and barbecue at Inwood Park on Aug. 23. more
Kid Kamp at the Inwood Country Club during Inwood Charity Day helped to keep the children active while the adults played golf, tennis, cards and mah jong.
Inwood Country Club supports the local charities [Photo gallery]
More than $100,000 was raised and over 200 people took part in Inwood Country Club’s annual Charity Day event that includes golf and tennis tournaments, a card game and mah jong event, along with a Kid Kamp on Aug. 3. more
Package From Home walkers helped to raise money and donated supplies for soldiers in Israel.
Taking a hike to support the Israeli soldiers [Photo gallery]
More than 250 people strolled on the Atlantic Beach boardwalk to show their support for Israel Defense Force troops, especially the lone soldiers and raised $26,000 during the annual Package From Home walk-a-thon on July 31. more
The Jones Beach Boardwalk, now beautifully restored, was among many areas of the state park that were inundated by Hurricane Sandy.
Video: A crown jewel shines brighter
Nearly two years after Hurricane Sandy, the Jones Beach State Park staff — with the help of the Federal Emergency Management Agency — has not only repaired, but revived the world-famous attraction. more
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Seven scholarship winners from Lawrence High School were awarded a total of $2,000 at the annual Trade School Reunion. From left were Nadiym Jones, Devin Coreell, Jordan Mills, Destiny Taylor, Avacia Rogers, Charles D. Smith and Soleil Bird.
Reunion celebrates old school and young scholars [Photo gallery]
Seven Lawrence High School graduates received scholarships totaling $2,000 and scores of former students from the Trade School reunited at the annual reunion held on the grounds of the Five Towns Community Center in Lawrence on July 26, where the trade school was located. more
At the National Council of Jewish Women’s second annual Back 2 School Store at Temple Am Echad in Lynbrook, kids shopped for clothes and school supplies. Above, kindergartner Melvin Beltran and his personal shopper, Jeff Cohn, got acquainted.
Shopping at the NCJW back to school store [Photo gallery]
More than 460 children from Cedarhurst, Inwood, Lawrence, Woodmere, Valley Stream, Rockville Centre, Island Park, Long Beach, Elmont, Freeport, Uniondale, Hempstead and Roosevelt shopped for clothes and school supplies at the second annual Back 2 School Store sponsored by the National Council of Jewish Women, Peninsula and South Shore sections. more
Lawrence High School was one of several public structures in the Five Towns damaged during Hurricane Sandy. The state said it will reimburse municipalities for the remaining 10 percent of Sandy-related repairs.
State to reimburse local governments
Local governments in Nassau and Suffolk counties are expected to share $145 million in state money — out of a total of $175 million — to cover the outstanding 10 percent in Hurricane Sandy rebuilding costs that the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) doesn’t reimburse. more
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Hewlett Harbor resident Matilda Kaminker hosted a fitness party at her Seawane Drive home that included a variety of workout routines.
Working out in Hewlett Harbor [Photo gallery]
At the Seawane Drive home of Matilda Kaminker in Hewlett Harbor about 25 women gathered for a fitness/workout party conducted by Juan Rolon of Long Beach Fitness in the morning on July 11. more
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