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At the NCJW Peninsula Section Founder's Day luncheon, co-presidents Carole Tolkien. left, and Bonnie Sperry presented Abby Fox with the Hannah G. Solomon Award.

The National Council of Jewish Women Peninsula Section presented Hewlett resident Abby Fox with the prestigious Hannah G. Solomon Award at its Founder’s Day luncheon at the Woodmere Club on June 4. more

6/12/13

Town Supervisor Kate Murray with members of the South Asian American Women’s Alliance at the organization’s May 19 gala.

Raising the South Asian American profile

Two years ago, Hewlett resident Anila Midha thought there was a need to help South Asian women with personal and professional issues, outside of promoting culture, as well as to inspire a younger generation and reward them for their accomplishments. more

By Ann Friedman | 6/12/13

Changing demographics demand new thinking

No doubt, Nassau County’s –– and, specifically, the Town of Hempstead’s –– demographics are a-changin’. more

5/9/13

Chabad of Hewlett’s Jewish Women’s Circle held a challah baking workshop and discussed the important role women play in maintaining Jewish traditions.

Chabad of Hewlett bakes challah

More than 60 women and girls gathered together for a challah baking workshop held by the Jewish Women's Circle at Chabad of Hewlett at the home of Dr. Alan & Anne Roffe in Hewlett Bay Park on April 24. more

5/1/13

Councilman Anthony Santino moderated the hearing on redistricting and addressed concerns of angry residents on April 9.

Town Board OK’s redistricting plan

The Hempstead Town Board members present at Town Hall on April 9 voted 5-1 in favor of a new redistricting map, which drew the ire of some residents there for the vote. more

By VIKAS GIRDHAR | 4/17/13

Back from an antique land with tales to tell

It’s no country for old men, or old women, either. The screens and ’zines idealize smooth skin and supple muscles, strong bones and clear minds. more

4/11/13

'Half the Sky' aims to end sex trafficking

The book’s front cover looks friendly, uplifting even. The title –– “Half the Sky: Turning Oppression Into Opportunity for Women Worldwide” –– is set against an azure sky flecked by wispy white clouds. more

3/21/13

Mirror Mirror, a new women’s clothing store in Hewlett, held a grand opening celebration last Saturday. Vicki Zanni entered the dressing room and tried on a couple of blouses.

Fashioning a clothing store grand opening [Photo gallery]

Mirror Mirror, a contemporary women’s clothing and accessory store held a grand opening party on March 16. The four-hour afternoon event included a red carpet entrance for patrons, a DJ and refreshments. more

3/20/13

Learning to be a global citizen

What does it mean to be a global citizen? At a highly diverse, international school such as Lawrence Woodmere Academy (LWA), the question elicits dozens of answers. One student suggests being understanding and respectful of other cultures. Yet another indicates the need for communication. more

By Jenny Lu | 3/20/13

Skelos invites nominees for Women of Distinction

In honor of Women’s History Month, Senator Dean Skelos invited local residents to nominate friends, coworkers and neighborhood leaders whose outstanding work on behalf of our communities makes them … more

3/6/13

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