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The turf field is being replaced and the track is being repaired at the Hewlett High School athletic field, while lights will be installed to allow the school district to expand the field’s use to other sports and outside athletic groups.
Overhaul for Hewlett High School field
Looking to expand the number of games, practices and special events its high school athletic field can host, the Hewlett-Woodmere School District is repairing the track that encircles the field, replacing the synthetic-turf field with a new artificial surface and installing lights. more
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Cedarhurst village, along with Lawrence School District and Five Towns Community Chest will host a Sept. 11 memorial program in Cedarhurst Park on Sunday, Sept. 11 at 4 p.m.
Tribute to families and their lost loved ones
To honor the local residents who died on Sept. 11 and commemorate the 10th anniversary of that tragic day, the Village of Cedarhurst, the Lawrence School District and Five Towns Community Chest under Five Towns-One Community are presenting a 90-minute memorial program to be held on Sunday, Sept. 11 in Andrew J. Parise Cedarhurst Park beginning at 4 p.m. more
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Lawrence sup’t: scores need to improve
Scores on this year’s state math and English Language Arts tests revealed more lows than highs in the Lawrence School District. more
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Far Rockaway resident Rita Levenson won the Cedarhurst Business Improvement District’s $1,000 Shopping Spree, during the village’s annual Sidewalk Sale last month. From left, granddaughters Rivka and Rachel, Levenson, Cedarhurst BID Executive Director Teri Schure and Orly owners Orna and Eitan Shoshan.
Cedarhurst shopping spree raffle winner gets the call
After the Cedarhurst Business Improvement District picked Rita Levenson’s name for the $1,000 Shopping Spree raffle from the 23rd annual Sidewalk Sale at their July 25 meeting, Executive Director Teri Schure called Levenson the following day and became worried when she did not call back right away to claim her prize. more
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Hewlett resident Adam Moser, who has a law practice in Rockville Centre, is the Democratic candidate opposing incumbent County Legislator Howard Kopel, a Republican from Lawrence, in the 7th L.D.
Veteran attorney seeks legislator’s seat
As a teenager, Adam Moser helped his father, Stephen Moser, campaign for Hempstead town council, Family Court judge and State Supreme Court justice, and the younger Moser was clearly bitten by the political bug: He has run for District Court and Family Court judgeships, winning a six-year District Court term in 1999. more
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The Five Towns Senior Center in Hewlett and the Five Towns Community Center in Lawrence received grant money from the Town of Hempstead to help maintain their programs and services.
Five Towns centers receive grant money
The Five Towns Community Center and the Five Towns Senior Center are expected to receive their annual grants from the Town of Hempstead, totaling more than $119,000, to continue the services and programs they provide to the community. The town approved the grants at its Aug. 2 meeting. more
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Five Towns Crime Watch
VALLEY STREAM-Police arrested two men on July 28 for the alleged robbery of a Valley Stream man that occurred three days earlier. more
Inwood man arrested for assault
Police arrested Marcell Haynes, 16 of Augustina Street in Inwood, on Thursday for his part in an alleged assault that occurred on July 12. more
Arrests in pellet shooting and Inwood robbery
ewlett man arrested Jason Shure, 19, of Hewlett was arrested for multiple charges on July 24, officials said. According to detectives, after getting into an argument with two men at the Woodmere Dock, Shure pointed a pellet gun and demanded money from the victims. more
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At the Hewlett-Woodmere School District reorganization meeting on July 12, new Board of Education members, Cheryl May and Scott McInnes, took the oath of office, and officially began their first term as trustees.
Hewlett-Woodmere welcomes two new trustees
The Hewlett-Woodmere School District kicked off the 2011-2012 school year by officially welcoming two new school board members, Cheryl May and Scott McInnes, at their July 12 meeting. more
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