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Volunteer gardeners harvested produce donated to the Interfaith Nutritional Network. From left Laura Fratti, Matthew Sasso, Elma Cox, Daphne Capon (seated), Jen Cohen, Carrie Zheng, Tina Zheng, Andrew Sasso, Bobby Fratti, Lily Cohen, David Rifkind, Audrey Sasso, Stella Fratti, Natalie Sasso, Audrey Sasso, Icela Fischthal, Tammy Pierrot, Justin Akturk, Olga Akturk, and Adrian Akturk.
Mary Brennan, how does the Hewlett garden grow?
The Hewlett Community Garden that is behind Hewlett House on East Rockaway Avenue in Hewlett grows a variety of vegetables and Long Island native tree in eight raised beds that are 30-feet long. Six of the beds are 4-feet wide and two are 6-feet wide. There is also a composting shed. more
Two surgeons can operate the robot’s four arms simultaneously, allowing for complex procedures.
South Nassau introduces the latest in robotic medicine
Looking down through the 3D viewfinder, the metal arms extended naturally from my torso. If not for the crab-like claw tips, I could have easily mistaken them for my own. I slipped my thumbs and … more
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A facsimile check was held by Regional Director of External and Legislative Affairs at AT&T Brandon Ray, left, Councilman Bruce Blakeman and Five Towns Community Center Executive Director Lorenzo Sistrunk after addressing the teenagers in the Workforce Readiness Program.
Building up the Workforce Readiness Program at the Five Towns Community Center
The Workforce Readiness Program at the Five Towns Community Center operates with the purpose of preparing local students for future employment opportunities or to help them apply to college. A $5,000 … more
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Multifamily housing is right for Long Island
Since the 1960s, there has been a raging debate about the proper place of multifamily housing on Long Island. Opponents warn of “Queens creep,” implying . . . more
Dr. Timothy Lynch
Queensborough Community College names Dr. Timothy Lynch as interim president
Dr. Timothy Lynch has been appointed as interim president of Queensborough Community College by CUNY Interim Chancellor Vita Rabinowitz, effective Sept. 1. Lynch will succeed Dr. Diane Call, who … more
John Michael Magloire, right, took home the title of top debater for the second year in a row at the Ronald Reagan Great Communicator Debate Series, with guidance from debate coach Brother John McGrory.
Magloire wins again
John Michael Magloire, a Hewlett resident who graduated from Chaminade High School in June, was named the Great Communicator Nation Champion of the Ronald Reagan Great Communicator Debate Series for the second consecutive year. more
What is a Life Plan Community? How does it differ from a 55+ Community?
When weighing retirement options, you may reach the point where you’re ready for your priorities to shift from the daily upkeep of your too-big house to more personal, enjoyable pursuits. What … more
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Longtime Herald publisher Cliff Richner, center, with the Herald’s Long Island editorial staff at a gathering in June to celebrate his retirement after 36 years in the news business. He will remain an owner of the company that was founded by his parents in 1964.
‘It’s been a fascinating career’
“It’s been a fascinating career — I feel very lucky to have lived it,” said Cliff Richner, co-owner of Richner Communications and the longtime publisher of Herald Community Newspapers, who retired last month after 36 years in a family-run company that has left an indelible mark on local community news on the South Shore. more
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Community Chest South Shore Treasurer Steven Liebman, Cyclones catcher Yeugye Colon, Dime Bank branch manager Chris Reide and Community Chest Vice President Eric Keslowitz at Jewish Heritage Night.
Celebrating Jewish Heritage Night with the Cyclones
Community Chest South Shore, Dime Bank, the Nassau Herald and Jewish Star sponsored 80 ticketholders from the Marion & Aaron Gural JCC Sustenance Hope Opportunities Place and kosher food pantry at the Brooklyn Cyclones game on Jewish Heritage Night on June 26. more
The Head Start program at the Five Towns Community Center received a donation of toys valued at $3,000 from the Richard M. Brodsky Foundation. At the far left is Felicia Grandy, behind the banner Lesley-Ann Herard, program educator for the center’s Health and Prevention services, and at the far right Jodi and Richard Brodsky.
Brodsky Foundation donates toys to Head Start
The Richard M. Brodsky Foundation donated $3,000 in toys to the Five Towns Community Center and Felicia Grandy’s Operation Head Start Program in Lawrence on July 2. more
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