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The medical facility a great community needs

Things we don’t want in our backyards: incinerators, releasing toxic fumes in the air. Nightclubs, with late-night rooftop music. Prisons, with their high walls and guarded towers. more

4/7/22

Hewlett's Grant Park playground for kids getting an overhaul

The Hewlett-Woodmere Business Association is working with the Nassau County Parks Department to fix up the ‘old playground’ at Grant Park — a long-overdue project. more

By Lisa Margaria | 4/7/22

Five Towns residents Matthew Bakshi, left, and Gerard Romaine and earned the required certificates to graduate from the Nassau BOCES Intensive Support Program.

Five Towners complete Nassau BOCES program

Gerard Romaine, from Lawrence, and Matthew Bakshi, of Woodmere, both earned certificates of achievement for completing the maintenance course and the stock course, respectively that is part of Nassau BOCES Intensive Support Program. more

By Jeff Bessen | 3/31/22

Hewlett High School graduate Mollie Falk, class of 2014, spoke at her alma mater’s Career Day on March 17.

Navigating through Hewlett’s Career Day

You are a 61-year-old newly named deputy editor for Herald Community Newspapers who also serves as a senior editor mentoring less experienced colleagues and the editor of the Nassau Herald, a community weekly newspaper that covers the Five Towns. more

By Jeff Bessen | 3/31/22

Support your local business, and your chamber

It was said to be cold that spring morning in 1768 when 20 or so businessmen gathered at Fraunces Tavern in Lower Manhattan. The goal was to create a coalition of merchants . . . more

3/31/22

Hewlett high school junior Anthony Ginzburg standing in front of the two math classes which watched him recite 3,141 digits of Pi in just under 20 minutes.

Hewlett High junior recites over 3,000 Pi digits

Reciting the digits of Pi — 3.14 — the number represents the ratio of a circle’s circumference to its diameter is becoming an annual ritual for Hewlett High School junior Anthony Ginzburg. more

By Lisa Margaria | 3/31/22

Richner Communications Inc. hosted the monthly meeting of the Nassau Council of Chambers of Commerce last week. From left, council president Frank Camarano, Herald digital sales manager Lori Berger, and Herald publisher Stuart Richner.

Richner Communications hosts Nassau Council of Chambers of Commerce breakfast

The six long tables were evenly divided, with chairs on either side, with plenty of room for breakfast, coffee and some juice. more

By Jeff Bessen | 3/31/22

Former Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano outside the federal courthouse in Central Islip in 2018.

U.S. Attorney: Mangano should serve 17 1/2 years, pay full restitution

Former Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano, convicted in 2019 of accepting bribes and kickbacks in exchange for backing $20 million in indirect loan guarantees to Oyster Bay Town, should receive 17½ years in federal prison, the U.S. Attorney’s office recommended Thursday. more

By James Bernstein | 3/10/22

Two swastikas were etched on a metal plate in a hallway of Lawrence Elementary School at the Broadway Campus in Lawrence.

Swastikas found in Lawrence school

The Lawrence School District reported that two swastikas were etched on a metal plate in a hallway of the elementary school portion of the Broadway campus that also houses the middle school. more

By Jeff Bessen | 3/10/22

Republicans select Brown for 20th Assembly District

Eric “Ari” Brown, deputy mayor of the village of Cedarhurst, was selected by the Nassau County Republican Committee to run in a special election for the 20th Assembly District on April 7. … more

By Brendan Carpenter | 3/10/22

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