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The Hebrew Academy of Long Beach in Woodmere, along with its associated high schools, David Renov Stahler and Stella K. Abraham, is undergoing the New York State Association of Independent Schools accreditation process.
Striving for excellence
The Hebrew Academy of Long Beach, which encompasses the Lev Chana Early Childhood Center in Hewlett Bay Park, the elementary school in Woodmere, and its two high schools — David Renov Stahler Yeshiva for Boys, also in Woodmere, and Stella K. Abraham for Girls, also in Hewlett Bay Park — is working toward full accreditation by the New York State Association of Independent Schools. more
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It was standing-room-only in Atlantic Beach Village Hall during a Jan. 23 Board of Zoning Appeals public hearing on variances for a new beach club.
Sparks fly over new Atlantic Beach club
Five representatives of a proposed new beach club faced a tsunami of opposition at a Jan. 23 Atlantic Beach Board of Zoning Appeals hearing on several variances they requested for its construction. more
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We must repeal the law shielding police misconduct
Police officers are using increasingly sophisticated technology to monitor our every move. While the police know more about us than ever before, we know very little about the police departments that are paid to protect us. more
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Kudos to Nassau for signing climate pledge
At the Herald, we like to give credit where credit is due. In our Nov. 8-14 editorial, “Nassau should take the Climate Smart Pledge,” we called on County Executive Laura Curran . . . more
Hewlett resident Maliq Cumberbatch and Zachariah Farrell, from Cedarhurst, are New York Army National Guard members who received promotions.
Two locals promoted by State Guard
Maliq Cumberbatch, of Hewlett, and Zachariah Farrell, from Cedarhurst, are two members of the New York Army National Guard who received promotions in recognition of their capability for additional responsibility and leadership. more
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Send a message to Albany to fix bad criminal justice laws
Of all the columns I’ve written for the Heralds, none has generated more vigorous comment than my last one, “Criminals’ early release threatens public safety,” in the Dec. 12-18 issue. People have reached out to me to share their concern and outrage . . . more
Rabbi Capt. Mark Getman, flanked by two Brooklynettes dancers, was honored at the Dec. 11 Brooklyn Nets game.
Cedarhurst state Guard commitment’s honored
Rabbi Capt. Mark Getman from Cedarhurst, serving with the NY Guard Headquarters, received the New York Guard Commander’s Citation and 10-year Long and Faithful Service during recent unit training events last month. more
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Religious schools and centers in the Five Towns are expected to receive $500,000 of more than $2 million in state money for security upgrades, possibly for cameras.
New York state to offer $500,000 to Five Towns yeshivas and centers
New York state will provide more than $2 million to Long Island religious schools and centers for safety improvements because of the recent spike in hate crimes and bias incidents across the metropolitan area. Five Towns schools and centers — organizations that are not schools — are expected to get $500,000. more
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Clara's world
The holiday treat makes its annual return. more
The Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research gained $8,545 as Hewlett High alumna Elissa Candiotti and Josh Candiotti after the NYC Marathon.
Hewlett grad runs marathon for charity
Elissa Candiotti, a Hewlett High School alumna who graduated Syracuse University last year and now is a NBC Nightly News production assistant, ran in the 26.2-mile long New York City Marathon on Nov. 2. more
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