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Everybody's talking about Time's cover
Have you seen it? The cover of Time magazine last week featured a very attractive 26-year-old mom breast-feeding her 35-year-old son. Actually he’s only 3, but he looks way big. more
At the National Council of Jewish Women, Peninsula Section’s Founder’s Day luncheon Sally Telias, left, was presented with the Hannah G. Solomon award by Section President Pnina Knopf, right.
Sally Telias of North Woodmere honored with NCJW’s Hannah G. Solomon award
Sally Telias, a licensed CPA, who volunteers her time with the National Council of Jewish Women, Peninsula Section, received the organization’s Hannah G. Solomon Award at the group’s luncheon at the Woodmere Club on May 3. more
After completing a program at Brooklyn College, Lawrence resident Sandy Klar changed careers and has become a life coach and counselor.
Helping those at life’s crossroads
With her life at a crossroads Sandy Klar decided to alter her career path from working in real estate to becoming more involved in helping change the lives of people. more
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Everything old is new again — even bias
Social progress took a hit this month, especially for women and African-Americans. more
In addition to the discussion with the Muslim women, the NCJW’s program featured an international boutique. Jo Williams purchased a watch.
NCJW Peninsula Section champions the cause for better understanding [Photo gallery]
To create a better understanding between the Jewish and Muslim religions, the National Council of Jewish Women (NCJW), Peninsula Section hosted the program, The program, “Muslim Women: Many Faces, Many Voices” at the Lawrence Yacht and Country Club, March 20. more
What have Republicans got against women and immigrants?
There are lots of dumb mistakes you can make in politics. Among them are offending some big voting group or saying crude things about the opposition party. more
ETHEL brings a rock-band vibe and contemporary musical interpretations to Molloy’s Madison Theatre on Saturday. Ralph Ferris, on viola (from left), Jennifer Choi and Cornelius Dufallo, on violin, with Dorothy Lawson, on cello, make up the postclassical string quartet.
A string quartet known as ETHEL visits Molloy’s Madison Theatre
The charismatic quartet known as ETHEL performs in Rockville Centre, one of many concerts that welcome thie season this weekend. more
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Hewlett High School alum Kathy Boockvar is running for Congress in Pennsylvania. From left, Boockvar with Zoie, her husband Jordan and daughter Collette at their home in Bucks County.
Five Towns native Kathy Boockvar runs for Congress in Pennsylavania
Hewlett High School alum turned Pennsylvania lawyer, Kathy Boockvar, has spent her career working on bringing people together from different backgrounds and hopes that her campaign for Congress this year promotes the change she wishes to see in our nation’s capital. more
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The Jewish Women’s Renaissance Project is seeking applicants for its excursions to Israel. Above, women from the Five Towns and other Nassau communities on last year’s trip to the holy land.
Inspiring and creating camaraderie among women
For almost 10 days last summer, 20 women from Long Island soaked in the sights and sounds of Israel on a nearly all-expense paid vacation to the holy land through the Jewish Women’s Renaissance Project (JWRP). more
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At the Black History program held by Nassau County Section of the National Council of Negro Women, Inc., Annie Reyes talked about segregation.
National Council marks Black History Month [Photo gallery]
On Feb. 17, the Nassau County Section of the National Council of Negro Women, Inc. held their annual Black History Program at the Five Towns Community Center. more
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