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A Dec. 19 hearing that was expected to include a vote on the building of a distributed antenna system in front of 140 Woodmere Blvd. South, at the border of Hewlett Neck and Woodsburgh was postponed.
Hewlett Neck antenna system hearing postponed until further notice
A public hearing set to take place during the Dec. 19 Village of Hewlett Neck board of trustees meeting was postponed. A new date is yet to be set. more
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Community Chest South Shore is running what it is called a No Show Ball as a fundraiser to support the charitable organization’s Neighbors in Need program.
Community Chest South Shore requests your seasonal support
In lieu of its typical November fundraising event that is usually held in the banquet room of a local country club, Community Chest South Shore is now inviting people to donate to what it is called the Neighbors in Need No Show Ball running through December. more
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Inwood resident Sasha Young with her state proclamation for being recognized as a Woman of Distinction. On the right: The citation for Gammy’s Pantry.
Gammy’s Pantry in Inwood cited by County Legislator Carrie Solages
At the Islamic Council of North American Relief event at the Five Towns Community Center in Lawrence on Nov. 23. more
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A distributed antenna system is to be attached to this lamppost in front of 140 Woodmere Blvd. South in Hewlett Neck. A public hearing is being held on Dec. 19. 
Residents angered by cell facility placement in Hewlett Neck
Hewlett Neck and Woodsburgh village residents have expressed safety concerns over the potential building of a cell facility. more
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Help those who don't have enough food
Hunger is found everywhere, even here on Long Island. The U.S. Department of Agriculture defines food insecurity for households as those that are “uncertain of having, or unable to acquire enough food to meet the needs of all their members.” more
Multifamily living surely has a future on Long Island
We don’t have to look far to find outstanding examples of multifamily design. Some of the most well-known and striking architecture in the metropolitan area . . . more
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H. Robert Greenbaum, an elite creator of top notch advertising, with his 2019 Communicator Award.
Five Towns resident ‘Madman’ H. Robert Greenbaum wins the Communicator Award
Award-winning advertiser H. Robert Greenbaum, a lifelong Five Towns resident who has lived in Hewlett and Woodmere, added another trophy to his collection... more
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Lifelong Inwood resident Charles P. Ashby was a part of history and made a significant impact on his community through 100 years of life.
Saying goodbye to lifelong Inwood resident Charles ‘Percy’ Ashby at 100
Whether the 6-1 Charles P. Ashby was in the choir loft of Bethel African Methodist Church, on a World War II battlefield, working in the business world or in his Five Towns community, the lifelong Inwood resident stood tall. more
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Bernadette Peters appears at Tilles Center on Nov. 16.
What's happening on Long Island this weekend
Performances/On Stage Fefu and her FriendsMaria Irena Fornes’ feminist classic about a group of women in 1935 New England convening for a meeting that turns into a freestyle … more
The planned drainage improvements in Woodmere. The red triangles are check valve locations. The green dots are storm water treatment devices.
Collecting public opinion on Five Towns projects
Santa Haanraadtz has lived in her home at 110 Bayswater Blvd., in Inwood, for 43 years, and has never seen a storm like Hurricane Sandy. more
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