A letter from the
PUBLISHER
Stuart Richner
Dear Neighbor,
Welcome to the 5 Towns Community Guide. Consider this your go-to resource for all that makes Hewlett, Woodmere, Cedarhurst, Lawrence, and Inwood, along with Atlantic Beach, such vibrant, welcoming and thriving communities to call home. From their rich history to their vibrant present, these are diverse neighborhoods defined by warmth, connection and a true sense of belonging.
We are pleased to present this special annual supplement to the Nassau Herald and to continue our tradition of publishing the 5 Towns Community Guide — a publication designed to celebrate, inform and connect us all. Whether you have been a resident for decades or have recently arrived here, this guide serves as your gateway to local resources and opportunities.
Within these pages, you will discover what makes our communities distinctive and inspiring, including:
• Essential events and activities throughout the year
• An overview of our parks — our neighborhood hubs
• A look at how our schools prepare future generations
• Lifelong learning and resources at the libraries
This year’s cover celebrates the love and acceptance that make our communities special. Five Towns residents are pictured at the weekly summer concert series — a cherished tradition hosted by the Village of Cedarhurst that fills Andrew J. Parise Cedarhurst Park with music and lively spirit. Beyond the gazebo and playground, the park brims with families and camaraderie. Residents of all backgrounds gathered for “A Night of Jewish Music” in August, one of eight themed concerts that include “A Night of Irish Music,” “A Night of Italian Music” and “An Evening of Country Music.”
We recognize the dedication of the Cedarhurst Business Improvement District and the Hewlett-Woodmere Business Association, which both play an essential role in supporting local businesses and fostering community connections year-round. From organizing Arts Below Sunrise and the Sidewalk Sale, to hosting community events and school fundraisers such as Kids Night Out, the Cedarhurst BID and Hewlett-Woodmere Business Association consistently create opportunities for connection and economic growth. Their efforts ensure that the Five Towns remain vibrant and our community spirit remains strong throughout every season.
This guide is produced in partnership with the Cedarhurst Business Improvement District and the Hewlett-Woodmere Business Association and we are honored to serve as their official publication.
We trust you will find the 5 Towns Community Guide both informative and inspiring — and we thank you for making the Nassau Herald part of your week, every week.
Stuart Richner Publisher
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Nearly 30 members and guests of New York Beach Club in Atlantic Beach enjoyed an evening of art and community at the inaugural Paint and Sip night in July.
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Over 110 students with intellectual and developmental disabilities from across Nassau County participated in activities during the Friendship Games at Hewlett High School.
A MessAge froM the hewlett-woodMere Business AssociAtion
Dear Residents:
The Hewlett-Woodmere Business Association was formed to bring together merchants and professionals conducting business in the hamlets of Hewlett and Woodmere — including North Woodmere — served by School District 14.
DaviD FrieDman President,Hewlett-Woodmere Business Association
Hewlett-Woodmere Business Association members support programs throughout the school district, local organizations and civic associations. We aim to foster awareness from adjoining communities as to our merchandise, activities and services offered in the two hamlets. The Business Association gives our members daily social media advertising posts. We do ribbon cuttings for new businesses.
We enjoy the support of Town Council Member Melissa Miller, Nassau County Legislature Presiding Officer Howard Kopel, County Executive Bruce Blakeman, Town of
Hempstead Clerk Kate Murray, State Sen. Patricia CanzoneriFitzpatrick, and Assemblyman Ari Brown. These public officials and our residents are the ones who look to an active business association to make our community a more attractive place to reside. The Business Association is an integral part of the community. We hold Christmas and Hanukkah celebrations and other community events at our Veterans Memorial Plaza. We organize the Memorial Day Parade and sponsor Kids Night Out, as well as other activities.
Our award-winning school district, excellent library and shopping areas are what help unite us as a vibrant community. We invite you to eat in our local restaurants, shop our boutiques and use our service businesses to help us remain a strong business hub.
Warm regards,
David Friedman President
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The Hewlett-Woodmere Business Association proudly displays its welcome sign at Hewlett Veterans Memorial Plaza with local community organizations represented.
A MessAge froM THe CeDArHUrsT BID
Discover Cedarhurst — the South Shore’s leading shopping village
Discover Cedarhurst, the South Shore’s leading shopping destination, where discerning shoppers find upscale fashion, elegant home décor and quality goods for every member of the family. Home to over 200 business establishments within a six-block stretch of Central Avenue, Cedarhurst offers a unique blend of style, quality and community charm.
The Cedarhurst Business Improvement District
Pamela Berger Executive Director Cedarhurst Business Improvement District
Formed in 1993, the Cedarhurst Business Improvement District works closely with retailers, restaurants, property owners, and local businesses to enhance the shopping, dining and overall business experience in our village. We take great pride in maintaining Cedarhurst’s cleanliness, safety and convenience, ensuring a welcoming environment for all who visit.
Cedarhurst offers free weekend parking year-round in all 10 municipal parking fields. Our user-friendly website, shopcedarhurst. com, provides information about local busi-
nesses, upcoming events and helpful services.
Signature Community Events
The BID is best known for hosting two signature annual events: the Summer Sidewalk Sale and Black Friday–Saturday Night Midnight Madness. These celebrations draw thousands of visitors to Cedarhurst each year, creating vibrant, festive experiences that showcase the very best our village has to offer.
Share Your Ideas
The Cedarhurst BID welcomes your thoughts and suggestions for making shopping in our village even better for everyone. We value your input and invite you to help us make the Cedarhurst Business District the best it can be.
Please email us at info@shopcedarhurst. com with your ideas — we look forward to hearing from you!
Pamela Berger, Executive Director Cedarhurst Business Improvement District
Board of Directors:
Barry freedberg: Chairman
robert Wengrofsky: President
Jeff Beja: Vice President
Bob Block: secretary
Pamela Berger: Treasurer
Ari Brown:
Deputy Mayor Village of Cedarhurst, Village representative to BID
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Alex Beja
Luise Kramer
steven silverman
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Central Avenue captures Cedarhurst’s character, brimming with unique shops and inviting eateries.
THE CEDARHURST BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
Discover Cedarhurst — the South Shore’s leading shopping village — with over 200 businesses along a charming six-block stretch of Central Avenue. From upscale fashion to elegant home décor, fine dining, and specialty shops, Cedarhurst offers something for everyone.
The Cedarhurst Business Improvement District keeps our village clean, safe, and welcoming, and hosts signature events like the Summer Sidewalk Sale and Midnight Madness that draw thousands each year. Enjoy free weekend parking year-round and visit shopcedarhurst.com for more.
The National Council of Jewish Women is a grassroots organization of volunteers and advocates who turn progressive ideals into action. Inspired by Jewish values, NCJW strives for social justice by improving the quality of life for women, children and families and by safeguarding individual rights and freedoms. Peninsula Section has been providing services to our community for over 88 years.
For more information about NCJW Peninsula Section please call us at 516-569-3660 or check out our website www.ncjwpeninsula.org
From fashion to furniture and From fashion to furniture and sweet little signs, you’ll love our sweet little signs, you’ll love our fabulous thrift store finds! fabulous thrift store finds!
SHOPPING HOURS
Monday – Thursday 10am-4pm Friday & Sunday 10am-3:30pm
DONATION HOURS
Monday, Tuesday & Thursday 10am-3pm
Drop off in rear of shop
Pick-up service available for furniture donations by appointment only
Village Officials
atlantic Beach
Village Hall: 65 The Plaza, Atlantic Beach 11509, (516) 371-4600
Mayor: Barry Frohlinger
Deputy Mayor: Joseph Pierantoni
Trustees: Laura Heller and Peter Millius
Village clerk: Emily Siniscalchi
superintendent of Public Works/ Building inspector: Vincent Amoroso
Plans e xaminer: Steve Cherson
Treasurer: Herbert A. Klibanoff
attorney: Jared Kasschau
Village court: (516) 371-4552
Village Justice: Michael Meyerson
Prosecutors: Raymond D. Radow, Craig D. Zim
court clerk: Mary Quinn
cedarhurst
Village Hall: 200 Cedarhurst Ave., Cedarhurst 11516, (516) 295-5770
Mayor: Benjamin Weinstock
Deputy Mayor: Ari Brown
Trustees: Dan Plaut, Myrna Zisman and Israel Wasser
Village administrator: Jacob Plaut
Building superintendent: Wayne Yarnell
superintendent of Public Works: Guy Marino
Village attorney: Evan Newman
Village court: (516) 295-5522
Village Justice: Andrew Goldsmith a ssociate Village Justice: christina s ardo court clerk: Desiree Hicks
Hewlett Harbor
Village Hall: 449 Pepperidge Road, Hewlett Harbor 11557, (516) 374-3806
Mayor: Dominic Calandrella
Trustees: Hamza Akram, Gil Bruh, Igor Noble and Lori Rudister
Village clerk: Lisa James
Deputy Village clerk: Eliot Honeg
Building superintendent: Peter Lynch
Road superintendent: Gerard LeClair attorney: Thomas Attikon
Hewlett Bay Park
Village Hall: 30 Piermont Ave., Hewlett 11557, (516) 295-1400
Mayor: Antonio Oliviero
Deputy Mayor: Renee Zylberberg
Trustees: Josh Blisko, Michael Davidov and Sara Joseph
Lawrence-Cedarhurst Fire Department was honored by the Village of Cedarhurst for performing life-saving CPR in aid of a Five Towns resident.
Village clerk: Michelle Blandino
Deputy Village clerk:
Karen Quintavalle
Building inspector: Dennis Fromigia
Village court: (516) 295-1400
Village attorney: Brian Stolar (516) 295-1400
Village Justice: Stephanie Kaufman
Hewlett Neck
Village Hall: 30 Piermont Ave., Hewlett 11557, (516) 295-1400
Mayor: Moshe Blinder
Trustees: Dr. Michael Levine, Edward Vilinsky and Russell Weinrib
Village clerk/Treasurer:
Michelle Blandino
Deputy Village clerk: Karen Quintavalle
Village Justice: Brett Cooper
Building inspector: Dennis Fromigia attorney: Brian Stolar l awrence
Village Hall: 196 Central Ave.,
Lawrence 11559, (516) 239-4600
Mayor: Samuel Nahmias
Deputy Mayor: Tammy Roz
Trustees: Aaron Felder, Steve Gottesman, Aaron Parnes
Village administrator: Gerry Castro
Village attorney: John Ryan
Village court: (516) 239-9166
Village Justice: Gary Mandel court clerk: Lisa Vusco
Woodsburgh
Village Hall: 30 Piermont Ave., Hewlett 11557, (516) 295-1400
Mayor: Jake Harman
Deputy Mayor: Alan Hirmes
Trustees: Shimon Fishman, Shira Hoschander and Barry Rozenberg
Village clerk/Treasurer: Michelle Blandino
Deputy clerk: Karen Quintavalle
Building inspector: Dennis Fromigia attorney: Brian Stolar
Village court: (516) 295-1400
Village Justice: Brian Ziegler
Melissa Berman/Herald
Courtesy Village of Hewlett Neck Village of Hewlett Neck officials include Trustee Edward Vilinsky, left, Deputy Mayor Isaac Showman, Mayor Moshe Blinder and Trustee Russel Weinrib.
Clubs & OrganizatiOns
Cedarhurst business improvement District (516) 384-8420
Chair: Barry Freedberg
President: Robert Wengrofsky
Vice President: Jeff Beja
Executive Director: Pamela Berger
Village of Cedarhurst Rep: Ari Brown
Hewlett-Woodmere business a ssociation (516) 295-4636
President: David Friedman
1st Vice President: John Roblin
2nd Vice President: Richard Valenti
Secretary: Nicole Eliopoulos
Treasurer: Terri Maher
Community Chest s outh shore
207 Grove Ave., Cedarhurst 11516 (516) 374-5800
President: Cal Nathan
Chairman & Secretary: Adam Kaufman CommunityChestSS.org
5 Towns Civic Association P.O. Box 462 Woodmere 11598 5tca.org
inwood Civic a ssociation
President: Rosemarie Reo
Meets at Sons of Italy Hall, 202 Wanser Ave., Inwood l awrence Civic a ssociation P.O. Box 101 Lawrence 11559 LawrenceCivic.com
Marion & a aron gural JCC
Executive Director: Stacey Feldman 207 Grove Ave., Cedarhurst (516) 569-6733, GuralJCC.org
Melissa Berman/Herald
Stacey Feldman, executive director at the Marion & Aaron Gural JCC, left, Carol Roth, operations manager at the JCC, Sharon Fogel, board member, and Rivkah Halpern, S.H.O.P program director and social worker, hosted the 2024 annual High Holiday distribution.
Hewlett House
Executive Director: Geri Barish
86 East Rockaway Road, Hewlett (516) 374-2385
Kiwanis Club of the Five towns
President: Yolanda Robano-Gross (516) 808-3105
K02526.site.Kiwanis.org or email tduinc@gmail.com
national Council of Jewish Women
Peninsula Section
Executive Director : Bonnie Sperry
342 Central Ave., Lawrence 11559 (516) 569-3660 NCJWPeninsula.org
s aving lives Five towns Drug and alcohol Coalition
Director: Susan Blauner (516) 569-6733
SavingLives5TownsCoalition.org s ons of i taly in a merica l eonardo da Vinci l odge 2385 202 Wanser Ave., Inwood town-Village aircraft s afety & a batement Committee
Executive Director: James Vilardi (516) 489-5000, Ext. 8588
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Five Towns Kiwanis Club at the 34th annual Rick Levine Model Passover Seder at Lido Kosher Deli. Rabbi Steven Graber of Temple Hillel, left, David Vines, Perry Applebaum, Anthony Campanile, Daniel Ditkowich, Kiwanis Deputy Lt. Governor Rick Levine and Marty Schwartz were among those participating.
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By Brian Norman
The Five Towns is more than just a scenic corner of Long Island’s South Shore — it’s a vibrant community where neighbors come together to celebrate all year long. From summer concerts in the park to holiday gatherings that light up the season, events appeal to every age and interest. Whether you enjoy lively street festivals, cultural celebrations or time-honored local traditions, the Five Towns is filled with moments that bring people closer and create lasting memories.
Inwood Santa Marina Feast – July
Each summer, Inwood bursts with tradition and celebration during the Santa Marina Feast — a two-day carnival and religious tribute hosted by the Santa Marina Society, now more than 100 years strong. Held the second weekend of July, the event honors Santa Marina, the patron saint of Filandari, a small town in Italy’s Calabria region from which many local families trace their roots. Everyone enjoys lively music, classic carnival games, thrilling rides and mouthwatering Italian food on Friday and Saturday nights. At the heart of the weekend is a deep sense of faith, with Novena masses at Our Lady of Good Counsel Church, followed by a special Italian mass and a solemn procession through the streets carrying the saint’s statue.
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The Santa Marina Feast has been a tradition in Inwood for over 100 years.
Hewlett-Woodmere Arts Below Sunrise – May
Each spring, Broadway in Hewlett and Woodmere transforms into a lively celebration of creativity and community during the annual Arts Below Sunrise festival — the largest outdoor event in the Five Towns. Now in its 12th year, the street fair stretches from the Hewlett-Woodmere Public Library to Franklin Place, drawing crowds with its mix of music, STEAM activities, food and family fun. Presented by the Hewlett-Woodmere Public Schools Endowment Fund, with support from the Hewlett-Woodmere Business Association, this year’s event embraced a “Star Wars” theme in honor of “May the Fourth,” complete with appearances by Darth Vader and a storm trooper. Entertainment, robotics demos, a petting zoo, and hands-on science experiments make it a can’t-miss day for families, students and folks of all ages.
Hewlett-Woodmere Memorial Day Parade – May
The HewlettWoodmere Memorial Day Parade is an annual community event proudly honoring the men and women who lost their lives while serving in the United States military. The parade begins at the Woodmere firehouse on Irving Place and travels along Broadway to Hewlett High School. Local organizations, student groups — including the HewlettWoodmere Public Schools marching band — civic groups, scout troops, veterans, first responders, and fire departments all participate. It concludes with a postparade ceremony and community gathering at the high school, bringing residents together in remembrance and patriotic celebration.
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Families at this year’s Arts Below Sunrise street festival met their favorite Star Wars characters
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The Hewlett High School band marches up Broadway and performs during the annual Memorial Day parade.
Cedarhurst Sidewalk Sale – August
Cedarhurst's Summer Sidewalk Sale is an annual four-day shopping extravaganza hosted by the village’s Business Improvement District, transforming Central Avenue into a hub of bargains and community activity. Known as the South Shore’s fashion center for more than a century, Cedarhurst draws shoppers from the Five Towns, across Long Island and even neighboring states to explore discounts from more than 80 participating stores. Sidewalks are lined with racks of clothing, tables of sale items and unique finds from local boutiques, offering everything from fashion and jewelry to home goods and gifts. The Sidewalk Sale not only boosts local business but also reinforces Cedarhurst’s reputation as a vibrant shopping destination with fully occupied storefronts and a diverse mix of merchants.
Rock Hall Country Fair – October
Rock Hall Country Fair is a two-day celebration of early America, held at historic Rock Hall Museum in Lawrence on the third weekend of October. The fair highlights colonial life with historical demonstrations, crafts and entertainment, while also blending in fall traditions that include a pumpkin patch, scarecrow-making and pony rides. Now in its 39th year, the fair draws more than 1,000 visitors to explore one of Long Island’s oldest surviving Georgian homes and connect the past with the present.
Melissa Berman/Herald Sox World Plus was among the stores that set up tables along Central Avenue for this year's Sidewalk Sale.
Holden Leeds/Herald Rock Hall volunteer Lauri Vale, right, demonstrates weaving on colonial looms to Ken and Sharon Kugler, at the 38th annual Country Fair.
Important numbers
Fire Departments
Atlantic Beach (516) 371-2348
Inwood (516) 239-4324
Hewlett (516) 374-9801
Lawrence-Cedarhurst (516) 569-0042
Meadowmere Park (516) 239-3088
Woodmere (516) 821-3600
other emergencies
Hatzalah (718) 230-1000
Crisis Intervention (516) 826-0244
PSEG Long Island (electric)
Residential customers (800) 490-0025
Businesses (800) 966-4818
National Grid (Gas Only) (800) 490-0045
National Sexual Assault Hotline (800) 656-4673
New York State Child Abuse Hotline (800) 342-3720
Poison Control (800) 222-1222
police Departments
Emergency 911
Nassau County Police Department
Fourth Precinct (516) 573-6400
1699 Broadway, Hewlett 11557
Commanding Officer: Inspector Dan Ciaccio
Nassau County Auxiliary Police (516) 573-7521
Coordinator: Shajarah Williams
4th Precinct Auxiliary Police
Commanding Officer: Deputy Insp. Danny Gluck Pager (516) 522-5395
Villages
Atlantic Beach (516) 371-4600
Cedarhurst (516) 295-5770
Hewlett Bay Park (516) 295-1400
Hewlett Harbor (516) 374-3806
Hewlett Neck (516) 295-1400
Lawrence (516) 239-4600
Woodsburgh (516) 295-1400
Libraries
Hewlett-Woodmere Public Library (516) 374-1967
Peninsula Public Library (516) 239-3262
Levi Yitzhak Library Center (516) 374-2665
ways to participate in the
By Melissa Berman
Looking to make a difference in the Five Towns? Whether you're passionate about community service, advocacy or supporting local initiatives, there are plenty of ways to get involved.
Here are some great organizations to consider:
Join the Inwood Civic Association
The Inwood Civic Association is dedicated to advocating for local residents and enhancing the community. The group meets the first Thursday of each month at 8 p.m. at Sons of Italy Hall on Wanser Avenue. A stone memorial honors the Inwood Civic Association and those who serve to protect their community as police officers and volunteer fire fighters, donated by Assemblyman Harvey Weisenberg in 1998. The association plays an important role in community engagement and recognizing local service members in Inwood, supporting the hamlet's civic life and community partnerships with local emergency services and elected officials.
Courtesy Patricia Canzoneri-Fitzpatrick
State Senator Pamela Canzoneri-Fitzpatrick, left, with 2025
Inwood Civic Association Citizen of the Year honorees Geri Barish of Hewlett House and Frank DeNapoli.
Volunteer with the Marion & Aaron Gural JCC
Marion & Aaron Gural JCC is a community center that serves people of all ages in the Greater Five Towns through varied offerings including Jewish culture, recreation, education, and socialization. The JCC welcomes tweens, teens, adults of all ages and families to assist in ongoing programs, participate in special one-time service projects or contribute professional skills. Specific volunteer opportunities include the Friendly Visiting program where volunteers spend time with seniors in their homes on a weekly basis to engage in conversation and activities.
To volunteer, contact the Volunteer Services Manager, Laurie Stone Brofsky, at (516) 569-6733 ext. 205 or at laurie.brofsky@guraljcc.org.
Make a difference with the Kiwanis Club of the Five Towns
Kiwanis Club of the Five Towns is an active community service organization that has been serving the area for over 75 years. Kiwanis is known for its community engagement, including honoring Nassau County police officers and civilian crime analysts at their annual Police Officer Appreciation Night. Like all Kiwanis Clubs, it focuses on serving children and the community through volunteer efforts. The Five Towns Kiwanis operates as part of the larger Kiwanis network, which consists of local groups of volunteers dedicated to making a difference and strengthening their communities through various service projects and charitable initiatives.
Courtesy Stacey Feldman
Gural JCC’s Volunteer Services Manager Laurie Brofsky, left, and Diana Zelmanovich are two of the organizers for the JCC’s Clutter for a Cause; they have organized several events to support the kosher food pantry.
Courtesy Five Towns Kiwanis
The Kiwanis Club of the Five Towns celebrated its 80th anniversary in 2024. From left were former President Syd Mandelbaum, current President Yolanda Robano-Gross, immediate past President Bill Bressant, former Gov. Joe Corace, Secretary Dr. Fred Seltzer and former President Anthony Campanile.
Support small businesses with the Community Chest South Shore
The Community Chest South Shore has deep historical roots in the Five Towns area. Founded in 1931, it was also known as Five Towns Community Chest before rebranding as Community Chest South Shore in 2016 to expand into surrounding South Shore communities. Today, the organization continues its charitable mission, recently making a significant commitment to the local business community. Community Chest is making an impact by committing to loan $1 million interest-free to qualifying small businesses in the Five Towns. The organization partners with other local groups to provide essential services, including food assistance and support for neighbors experiencing financial hardship.
Courtesy Community Chest South Shore
The Community Chest South Shore begins their annual 5K Run & Family Walk at Sunny Atlantic Beach Club in Atlantic Beach.
Courtesy David Friedman
Honoree Nicole Eliopoulos, second from left, with Brian Rappaport, Tom Cohen, Yolanda Robano-Gross, president of Five Towns Kiwanis, David Friedman, president of the Hewlett-Woodmere Business Association, and Keith Colton, at the Annual Golf Outing awards ceremony.
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Our libraries:
Beyond the books
By Natalie Bellehsen
Peninsula Public Library
Since 1949, the Peninsula Public Library in Lawrence has been a dynamic library that serves as a cornerstone of community engagement and enrichment.
Their standout recurring events include:
• Preschool and Toddler Storytime — These interactive sessions engage the youngest learners with songs, stories and activities, helping them develop early literacy and social skills.
• Crafts and Conversation for Adults — A weekly gathering where adults can explore creative arts, meet new friends and unwind through painting, card-making or seasonal crafts.
• Open Mic Night – A popular monthly event that invites poets, musicians and storytellers of all ages to perform.
• Summer Reading Club – A beloved tradition encouraging kids, teens and adults to read and win prizes. Participants enjoy themed events, raffles and special performances.
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Assemblyman Ari Brown, left, Peninsula Public Library Director Carolynn Matulewicz and Peninsula Public Library Board President Sarah Yastrab, unveiled the library’s new community outreach van
Hewlett-Woodmere Public Library
Hewlett-Woodmere Public Library is an institution offering so much more than shelves of books. A cultural hub with robust programming for children, teens and adults, the library has been welcoming residents since 1951.
Programming includes:
• Power Hour: Social Group for Neurodiverse Adults — A monthly meet-up that fosters community, confidence and creativity through interactive activities in a safe, inclusive setting.
• Writers' Circle — A recurring workshop where aspiring authors share work, receive feedback and develop their craft with the guidance of peers and visiting professionals.
• First Friday Films — Each month features a curated film screening, followed by a discussion led by library staff or special guests.
• Art Gallery Exhibits — Rotating exhibitions highlight local and regional artists, often accompanied by meet-the-artist nights and talks.
Courtesy Marie Drucker
Enthusiastic folks participated in Hewlett-Woodmere Public Library’s first Open Mic Poetry Night on July 24.
Excellence in education: A look at our schools
By Melissa Berman
The Five Towns are home to two public school districts Hewlett-Woodmere Union Free School District and the Lawrence Union Free School District that educate students in grades Pre-K to 12 to successfully mature into adulthood. Both districts are high achieving, community-focused and dedicated to academic excellence.
Hewlett-Woodmere Union Free School District
• Franklin Early Childhood Center
The Franklin Early Childhood Center in Hewlett is home to PreKindergarten, Kindergarten and first grade students. Located in the heart of Hewlett, FECC builds on over 40 years of experience nurturing young children in a caring atmosphere. The district's early childhood programs were established in 1966, reflecting Hewlett-Woodmere's tradition of innovation and educational leadership. From here students either move on to Hewlett Elementary School or Ogden Elementary School.
celebrated “Minds of All Kinds” week, participating in activities
• Hewlett Elementary School
Hewlett Elementary School, which serves students in grades two to five, describes itself as "a collaborative community that fosters academic growth, supports social-emotional well-being, and encourages creative expression, while recognizing that each child is a unique learner."
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Alice Moreno/Herald Kinga Hoffman represented Poland at Franklin Early Childhood Center's “One World” cultural event, where she stamped "passports" distributed to students.
Courtesy Hewlett-Woodmere School District Students at Hewlett Elementary School
that embraced neurodiversity.
The school prides itself on diversity and inclusion with after-school clubs that focus on the arts and athletics. It combines traditional educational values with modern teaching methods that inspire students. Among its outstanding characteristics, more than 13 languages are represented in the student body.
• Ogden Elementary School
Ogden Elementary School serves students in grades two to five, offering a Gifted & Talented program. Numerous special events throughout the year include Waffle & Welcome on the first day of school, the annual Father Daughter Dance for Valentine's Day and a Mother Son Sneaker Ball. The school maintains its commitment to academic excellence with an emphasis on specialized programming for gifted students, making Ogden Elementary a valued component of the school district.
• Woodmere Middle School
Woodmere Middle School serves students in grades six to eight from both elementary schools. It maintains high academic standards while providing specialized programming to meet diverse student needs within the district. The school organizes varied programming, such as history presentations, fairs, drama club performances, stock market re-enactments, science research events, and visual math experimentation. These diverse academic and enrichment opportunities reflect the staff and educators' commitment to preparing students intellectually, socially and emotionally for high school and beyond.
Tim Baker/Herald
Torie Hopkins and her dad Ty were all smiles on the dance floor, adorned in masquerade attire at the annual Father Daughter Dance
Tim Baker/Herald
The cast of Woodmere Middle School’s “Beetlejuice” beamed with pride as they took their last bow after their final performance.
• George W. Hewlett High School
George W. Hewlett High School, in Hewlett Bay Park, serves students in grades nine to 12. It combines rigorous academics with outstanding extracurricular opportunities, including robotics, numerous athletic teams, musical ensembles, drama club, and Key Club, among other clubs and organizations. Ranked in the top five percent nationally during 2025, Hewlett High School maintains its standing as one of Long Island's most academically distinguished high schools. Many students have received prestigious honors, including awards from local officials.
Alice Moreno/Herald
Then-Principal Alexandra Greenberg addressed Hewlett High School's recent graduating class.
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The Lawrence Board of Education welcomed new Trustee Tova Rosenfeld, left, new Vice President Tova Plaut and new President Heshy Blachorsky, with Trustee Abel Feldhamer, at the July meeting.
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Christian Destine, right, guarded Justin Ortiz during a varsity basketball game at Hewlett High School.
Lawrence Union Free School District
• Lawrence Primary School/Kindergarten/UPK
Lawrence Primary School, Kindergarten and Pre-K are located on one campus in Inwood. Lawrence Primary School serves children in grades one to four, providing a centralized approach that allows for seamless transitions between early childhood and elementary education. The staff and students showcase different cultures and religions with holiday celebrations, presentations and themed days during the year. Among its programming, UPK children learn from older students during Read Aloud Day when they are introduced to trailblazers in history. The school maintains a commitment to academic excellence while serving its diverse community.
students dressed
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• Lawrence Elementary School
Lawrence Elementary School serves children in grades five to six and shares a campus with the middle school on Broadway in Lawrence. Students celebrate holidays and cultures with talent shows, presentations and guest speakers. Everyone enjoys the White House Reception, component of the Presidential Research Project.
Courtesy Lawrence School District Fourth grade
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and brought their research to life at Lawrence Elementary School's "White House reception" to celebrate Presidents’ Day.
Courtesy Lawrence Union Free School District
Matthew, left, Mia, Jace, Theo, Ainhoa, Jazlyn and Evelyn celebrated multicultural day at Universal Pre-K by wearing traditional outfits and sharing music and keepsakes from around the world.
• Lawrence Middle School
Lawrence Middle School serves students in grades seven and eight. It is the only middle school in the district and offers two sports programs. Located next to Rock Hall, in Lawrence, it operates under the district motto that "Success is within the reach of each and every learner." Beyond core academic subjects, the school emphasizes specialized coursework in technology and the arts, with ESL support to meet diverse student needs. Lawrence Middle School prepares students for high school while celebrating each student's academic, athletic and artistic abilities.
• Lawrence High School
Lawrence High School, in Cedarhurst, serves students in grades nine to 12. The school's mission emphasizes developing students as responsible, self-directed learners who demonstrate perseverance, courage and professionalism. Throughout its history, Lawrence High School has maintained its commitment to education while adapting to the changing needs of the Lawrence, Cedarhurst, Inwood, and Atlantic Beach communities it serves. Among its many activities, the school prides itself on its own in-house broadcasting network Tornado Sports Network. Along with its award-winning music department and athletic teams, students also excel in STEM and represent Lawrence High School at prestigious academic events.
Courtesy Lawrence School District
Lawrence Middle School students participated in the KidWind competition at Cradle of Aviation Museum in Garden City. Seventy-two seventh- and- eighthgrade STEM students showcased their hard work, creativity and scientific knowledge.
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The Lawrence High School class of 2025 tossed their caps in the air to celebrate graduation on June 30.
ELECTED OFFICIALS
Town oF HEMPSTEAD
Interim Town of Hempstead Supervisor
John Ferretti (R) 1 Washington St., Hempstead, N.Y. 11550 (516) 489-6000 donclavin@hempsteadny.gov
Nassau County Legislator 3rd District
Carrié Solages (D) 1550 Franklin Ave., Mineola, N.Y. 11501 (516) 571-6203
Governor Kathy Hochul (D)
State Capitol Building Albany, N.Y. 12224 (518) 474-8390
Assemblywoman22nd District
Michaelle Solages (D) 1690 Central Court Valley Stream, N.Y. 11580 (516) 599-2972
Albany Legislative Office Building 736 Albany, NY 12248
Town Clerk
Kate Murray (R)
1 Washington St., Hempstead, N.Y. 11550 (516) 489-5000 ext. 3046 kmurray@hempsteadny.gov
Nassau County Legislator 4th District
Patrick Mullaney (R) 1550 Franklin Ave., Mineola, N.Y. 11501 (516) 571-6204
State Comptroller
Thomas P. DiNapoli (D) 110 State St., Albany, N.Y. 12236 (518) 474-4044
State Senator9th District
Councilwoman - 3rd District
Melissa Miller (R) 1 Washington St., Hempstead, N.Y. 11550 (516) 812-3523 · melimil@hempsteadny.gov
Nassau County Legislator 14th District
William Gaylor III (R) 1550 Franklin Ave. Mineola, N.Y. 11501 (516) 571- 6206
STATE
Attorney General
Letitia James (D) State Capitol Building Albany, N.Y. 12224-0341 (518) 474-7330 Albany, N.Y. 12247 (518) 455-4656
Councilwoman - 4th District
Laura Ryder (R)
1 Washington St., Hempstead, N.Y. 11550 (516) 812-3252 lryder@hempsteadny.gov
(R)
Nassau County Legislator 7th District
Howard Kopel (R) 1550 Franklin Ave., Mineola, N.Y. 11501 (516) 571-6207
Assemblyman20th District
Ari Brown (R) 2001 Park St. Atlantic Beach, N.Y. 11509 (516) 431-0500
Albany Legislative Office Building 544 Albany, NY 12248 (518) 455-3028
Assemblywoman21st District
Judy Griffin (D) 74 N. Village Ave., Rockville Centre, N.Y. 11570 (516) 561-8216
Albany Legislative Office Building 452 Albany, NY 12248 (518) 455-5801
Patricia CanzoneriFitzpatrick (R) 265 E. Merrick Road, Suite 101 Valley Stream, N.Y. 11580 (516) 766-8383
State Senate Legislative Office Bldg., Room 415, Albany, NY 12248
of Best the Parks in the
By Brian Norman W
hether it’s the scenic views at Andrew J. Parise Cedarhurst Park, the recreational facilities at North Woodmere Park or the walking paths in Inwood Park, all serve as vital green spaces for residents to relax.
As the demand for public outdoor space continues to grow, these parks have become more than just spots for leisure — they’re hubs of local life.
Andrew J. Parise Cedarhurst Park
Andrew J. Parise Park — often simply called Cedarhurst Park — is the centerpiece of the Village of Cedarhurst, offering a beautifully maintained green space right off Cedarhurst Avenue.
At just under five acres, it combines manicured landscaping with functional amenities, all designed to serve the needs of the community. Visitors enjoy walking and jogging paths winding through lush lawns, sports facilities, including a basketball/handball court and baseball field, plus a playground. Its signature gazebo anchors the park visually and socially — host to Cedarhurst’s long-running “Under the Gazebo” summer concert series, a free Tuesday evening musical tradition that draws thousands in July and August.
Herald File Photo Cedarhurst Park has been a staple of the Five Towns since the early 1990s. It was renamed Andrew J. Parise Cedarhurst Park in 2011 in honor of the former mayor.
Grant Park
Grant Park, a Nassau county park, in Hewlett covers roughly 35 acres and stands out as a well-rounded recreational hub within the Five Towns.
The park features three synthetic baseball and softball fields — lighted and fully enclosed for organized youth leagues — plus adjacent basketball, tennis, handball/paddleball courts, and horseshoe and shuffleboard areas, along with an adult fitness station with rowing, step-climbing and skiing apparatus.
It's also home to a seasonal ice skating rink that operates throughout the winter, offering public sessions seven days a week, with extended evening hours on weekends. Residents can also fish along designated areas of the six-acre Grant Park Pond, which is surrounded by a paved one-mile walking loop that provides a scenic and relaxing route for walkers, joggers and families alike.
North Woodmere Park
North Woodmere Park, also a county facility, is a major athletic destination in the Five Towns for an array of athletes, offering a wide range of lighted sports facilities for residents.
The park includes 10 lighted tennis courts, six handball/paddleball courts and two basketball courts, ensuring plenty of options for racquet ball and court sports. Golfers enjoy a 9-hole, par-30 course and a lighted driving range.
There's also an Olympic-sized pool, a diving pool with boards and a large water slide — open from late June through early September. Younger swimmers can enjoy a training pool, a wading pool and an interactive water-play area with ground sprays, water guns and spray jets — all tied to a play structure.
North Woodmere Park hosts free outdoor movie nights under the stars throughout the summer, a beloved community staple.
Herald File Photo
Local elementary students enjoyed their outing to the seasonal ice skating rink at Grant Park.
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Residents cool off in North Woodmere Park’s Olympic-sized pool every summer.
Inwood Park
Nestled at the end of Bayview Avenue in Inwood, another county park, Inwood Park spans 16 acres of waterfront greenery and recreational amenities.
Around the perimeter, there is a waterside jogging and walking path that offers a flat, stroller- and bike-friendly route with views of the bay. The park also offers saltwater fishing, crabbing, boating, and a Blueway Trail launch point for kayakers (permit required).
The Inwood Marina is a seasonal operation running from mid-April through mid-November. With 66 boat slips, a launch ramp for boats up to 21 feet, and limited transient slip availability, it's tailored for both regular and visiting boaters.
of the Music of the Divas” as part of the Cedarhurst Summer Concert
Melissa Berman/Herald Ilyassha Shivers, right, was joined by friends and family at their annual Juneteenth celebration in Inwood Park.
Tim Baker/Herald Folks gathered to enjoy JayCee Driesen's “Celebration
Series at Andrew J. Parise Cedarhurst Park.
PLACES OF WORSHIP
Agudath Israel of the Five Towns (516) 374-5364
Rabbi: Yitzchok Frankel 508 Peninsula Blvd. Cedarhurst 11516
Beis Medrash Heichal Dovid: The Wedgewood Shul
Rabbi: Mordechai Stern 215 Central Ave., Lawrence 11559
Bostoner Bais Medrash of Lawrence (516) 371-4458
Rabbi: Yaakov Horowitz 1109 Doughty Blvd. Lawrence 11559
Chabad of the Five Towns (516) 295-2478
Rabbi: Zalman Wolowik 74 Maple Ave., Cedarhurst 11516
Chabad of Hewlett (516) 295-3433
Rabbi: Nochem Tenenboim 44 Everit Ave., Hewlett 11557
Chofetz Chaim Torah Center: The Blue Shul (516) 295-7644
Rabbis: Aryeh Ginzberg, Yudi Jeger 7 Derby Ave., Cedarhurst 11516
Christian Missionary Alliance Church (516) 295-1702
Pastor: Victor Matheu
150 Rockaway Turnpike Lawrence 11559
Congregation Aish Kodesh (516) 374-8596
Rabbi: Moshe Weinberger 894 Woodmere Place Woodmere 11598
Congregation Am Echad (Reform) (516) 593-4004
Rabbi: Caroline Sim One Saperstein Plaza Lynbrook 11563
Congregation Anshei Chesed of Hewlett (516) 744-1170
Rabbi: Isaac Weiss 1170 William St., Hewlett 11557
Congregation Bais Ephraim Yitzchok: The Island Shul (917) 224-9676
Rabbi: Zvi Ralbag 812 Peninsula Blvd. Woodmere 11598
Congregation Bais Medrash of Cedarhurst (516) 569-1971
Rabbi: Dovid Spiegel 504 W. Broadway Cedarhurst 11516
Congregation Bais Madraish of Harborview (516) 239-4809
Rabbi: Rav Efrati 214 Harborview S. Lawrence 11559
Melissa Berman/Herald Hazzan Bonnie Zakarin was honored by 20 colleagues at the celebration of her 10th anniversary as cantor at the Hewlett-East Rockaway Jewish Centre.
Congregation Bais Tefilah:
The Julius Sand Synagogue (516) 374-5523
Rabbi: Ephraim Polakoff
409 Edward Ave., Woodmere 11598
Congregation Beth Sholom (516) 569-3600
Rabbi: Yechezel Freundlich
390 Broadway, Lawrence 11559
Congregation Ohr Torah: North Woodmere Jewish Center (516) 791-2130
Rabbi: Aryeh Dachs
410 Hungry Harbor Road
North Woodmere 11581
Congregation Shaaray Tefila (516) 239-2444
Rabbi: Uri Orlian
25 Central Ave., Lawrence 11559
Congregation Sons of Israel (516) 374-0655
Rabbi: Steven Saks
111 Irving Place, Woodmere 11598
Congregation Tifereth Zvi (516) 661-0675
Rabbi: Pinchas Chatzinoff
26 Columbia Ave., Cedarhurst 11516
First Baptist Church of Lawrence (516) 239-2233
Pastor: Wilbert Pharr
252 Lawrence Ave., Lawrence 11559
Hewlett-East Rockaway Jewish
Centre Congregation Etz Chaim (516) 599-2634
Rabbi: Michel Schlesinger
295 Main St., East Rockaway 11518
Irving Place Minyan
Rabbi: Binyomin Sloviter (516) 323-7070
111 Place, Woodmere 11598
Islamic Center of Five Towns (516) 900-2170
Sheikh Tanvir Ahmed 437 Hamilton Ave., Hewlett 11557
Jewish Center of Atlantic Beach (516) 371-0972
Rabbis: Elie Weinstock, Simcha Willig 100 Nassau Ave. Atlantic Beach 11509
Kehillas Bais Yehudah Tzvi: The Red Shul; Congregation Eitz Chaim Of Cedarhurst (516) 374-9293
Rabbi: Yaakov Feitman 391 Oakland Ave. Cedarhurst 11516
Kehillas Bais Yisroel (516) 791-1001
Rabbi: Berish Friedman 352 W. Broadway Cedarhurst 11516
Iglesia Pentecostal Church
Pastor: Santos Cruz 411 Bayview Ave., Cedarhurst 11516
Our Lady of Good Counsel
Roman Catholic Church (516) 239-0953
Pastor: The Rev. Thomas Moriarty
68 Wanser Ave., Inwood 11096
Sephardic Congregation of Five Towns: Congregation
Shaare Emunah (516) 812-5121
Rabbi: Benhaim
539 Oakland Ave., Cedarhurst 11516
The Sephardic Temple (Sephardic)
Rabbi: Steven Golden
775 Branch Blvd., Cedarhurst 11516
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St. Joachim Roman Catholic Church (516) 569-1845
Pastor: The Rev. Thomas Moriarty
614 Central Ave., Cedarhurst 11516
St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church (516) 374-0290
Pastor: The Rev. Thomas Moriarty
1346 Broadway, Hewlett 11557
St. Paul’s United Methodist Church (516) 239-2268
Pastor: David D. Henry 200 Redwood Ave., Inwood 11096
St. John’s Baptist Church (516) 371-3408
Pastor: Gregory Stanislaus 4 Henry St., Inwood, 11096
Temple Beth-El of Cedarhurst (516) 569-2700
Rabbi Steven C. Kane
46 Locust Ave., Cedarhurst 11516
Temple Hillel (516) 791-6344
Rabbi: Steven M. Graber
1000 Rosedale Road North Woodmere 11581
Temple Israel of Lawrence (516) 239-1140
Rabbi: Galina Makaveyev 140 Central Ave., Lawrence 11559
Rabbi Galina Makaveyev and President Ed Gottlieb, of Temple Israel of Lawrence, with their refurbished Torah scroll and embroidered cover.
Trinity-St. John’s Episcopal Church (516) 374-1415
1142 Broadway, Hewlett 11557
Pastor: Rev. J. Christopher Ballard
Young Israel of Hewlett (516) 295-2282
Rabbi: Simcha Hopkovitz
1 Piermont Ave, Hewlett 11557
Young Israel of Lawrence-Cedarhurst (516) 569-3324
Rabbi: Ya’akov Trump
8 Spruce St., Cedarhurst 15516
Young Israel of North Woodmere (516) 791-5099
Rabbi: Yehuda Septimus
634 Hungry Harbor Road North Woodmere 11581
Young Israel of Woodmere (516) 295-0950
Rabbi: Shalom Axelrod
859 Peninsula Blvd. Woodmere 11598
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Cedarhurst Business Improvement District
restaurants
a nju
128 Cedarhurst Ave. (516) 837-9684
anjuliny.com
Bagel Boys
598 Central Ave. (516) 374-7644
bagelboys.godaddysites.com
Barbacoa a rtisanal Burger h ouse
142 Spruce St. (516) 240-1622
barbacoany.com
Berrylicious 590 Central Ave. (516) 792-3848
Bobby's Blue ribbon Market 125 Spruce St. (516) 792-0657
Cafe Chocolat
556 Central Ave. (516) 792-2462
cafechocolatny.com
Carving Block 560a Central Ave. (516) 612-7444
Cedarhurst Grocery 140 Washington Ave. Central Perk
105 Cedarhurst Ave. (516) 374-6400
getsauce.com/order/central-perk-cafe
Chickies Five towns
566 Central Ave. (516) 559-5900
chickiesfood.com
Cork & slice
77 Chestnut St. (516) 837-7788
corkandslice.com/cork-and-slicelong-island
Crawfords Coffee & Cafe
424 Central Ave. (516) 612-2047
order.online/business/crawfordscoffee-bar--cafe-12800074
david's Famous Pizza
580 Central Ave. (516) 295-6925
doma Land & s ea
490 Chestnut St. (516) 881-7712
domalandsea.com
Glick's Bake shop
140E Washington Ave. (516) 812-5000
Gourmet Glatt Cedarhurst
137 Spruce St. (516) 569-2662
gourmetglatt.com
Graze smokehouse
529 Central Ave. (516) 828-5000
grazebrands.com/graze-smokehouse häagen- dazs Ice Cream
116 Cedarhurst Ave. (516) 374-6107
Jerusalem Mini Market
698 Central Ave. (516) 791-0665
Lulu’s Gallery of Gifts, on Central Avenue, has been in participating in the
for 26 years and offered bargains on tabletop items including serving dishes, diffusers and items for Rosh Hashana.
Jus by Julie
523 Central Ave. (516) 574-3939
Mom's Pastries
517 Central Ave. (516) 295-4441
Oh! Nuts
480 Central Ave. (516) 295-0131 ohnuts.com/retail.cfm/cedarhurst
Ondas by Fuego
88 Central Ave. (516) 341-0092 ondasnyc.com
Pizza'le
560 Central Ave. (516) 218-2828 pizzale.us
ruthy's Grocery & deli 142 Cedarhurst Ave. (516) 374-2744
smash house 5 towns
594 Central Ave. (516)817-6274
smashhouseburgers.com
spruce d 'Vine
131 Spruce St. (516) 791-9800 sprucedvine.com
stop Wok & roll
121 Cedarhurst Ave. (516) 612-4655
tamburino's Italian
a merican delicatessen
672 Central Ave. (516) 295-2769
t he Cheese store
532 Central Ave. (516) 295-3099
t he shoppe
550 Central Ave. (516)374-0550 theshoppeli.com
t he upper Crust
442 Central Ave. (516) 341-7211 grazebrands.com/upper-crust
toddy's 436 Central Ave. (516) 295-1999
toddysbagels.com
uncle Mochi Cafe
500 Central Ave. (516) 777-0427 myunclemochi.com
upper Crust 442 Central Ave. (516) 341-7211 services
a bode
404 Central Ave. (516) 226-8881
abodelux.com
aesthetics touch
436 Central Ave. (516) 540-8879
aestheticstouch.com
ah C a ppliances
530 Central Ave. (516) 569-1700
ahcappliances.com
alla Floral design 505 Central Ave. (516) 534-2552
a pple Bank 115 Central Ave. (516)295-2698 applebank.com
avid Fitness
595 Willow Ave. (516) 792-2843 avidstrong.com
Binyamin Korn Photography 406 Central Ave. (347) 404-4109
binyaminkornphotography.com
Brookville Cabinet & d esign, LLC 431 Central Ave. (516) 374-4675
brookvillecabinets.com
Capital One Bank
466 Central Ave. (516) 569-882
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Sidewalk Sale
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Central aid Pharmacy
546 Central Ave. (516) 730-8200
centralaidpharmacy.com
Central Pooch llc 77A Columbia Ave. (516) 800-3262
localvetclinics.net/explore/centralpooch-llc/ Charles Cleaners
140 Washington Ave. (516) 569-2803
Chase Bank
446 Central Ave. (516) 791-0530
Chaya tunik Wigs
119 Spruce St. (516) 503-0627
instagram.com/chaya_ tunik/?igsh=eTVobXY0ZDlwOHB6 CitiBank
530 Central Ave. (516) 256-8172
david harvey of Cedarhurst Fine dry Cleaners
90 Cedarhurst Ave. (516) 295-3833
davidharveydrycleaners.com
devori's s alon
585 Willow Ave. (516) 650-8357
devitaehair.com
d ime Bank
432 Central Ave. (516) 569-1064
e ast 4 Nail s alon
123 Cedarhurst Ave. (516) 896-1778
elim Cleaners
676 Central Ave. (516) 791-4010
ephraims Barber shop
491 Central Ave. (718) 300-5610
events 360 521 Central Ave. (516) 295-6300
events360ny.com
e xotic repair & Collision
699 Central Ave. (516) 295-2580
e zra Pharmacy
690 Central Ave. (516) 569-7820
ezrapharmacy.com
FI t
81 Columbia Ave. (516) 387-5333
thefitstudios.com
Five towns Florist
445 Central Ave. (516) 758-7345
Five towns Kitchen & Bath
131 Cedarhurst Ave. (516) 341-7078
Five towns shoe repair
124 Cedarhurst Ave. (516) 374-4209
Gigi Nail & spa
428 Central Ave. A (516) 569-0836
Go ship
456 Central Ave. (516) 467-2291
Grand Central Pharmacy
420 Central Ave # A. (516) 295-8880
h2o Nails & spa
458 Central Ave. (516) 569-2757
hair Bar
115 Spruce St. (516) 295-5866
hairbarnyc.com/locations/cedarhurst/
harvey's Place
441 Central Ave. (516) 569-5050
harveysplace.wixsite.com/harveysplace
hemp supply Plus
127A Spruce St. (718) 450-1983
Hempsupplyplus.com
J Mark Interiors
429 Central Ave. (516) 295-0856
jmarkinteriors.com
Jackies Nail & spa
604 Central Ave. (516) 636-5657
Le Blanc By rafi s alon & spa
540 Central Ave. (516) 547-5578
Levi Yitzchak Library Center
564 Central Ave. #2127 (516) 374-2665
lylibrary.org
Lucky h ealth spa
578 Central Ave. (929) 402-5076
luckyhealthspa.wordpress.com
Marion & a aron Gural JCC
207 Grove Ave. (516) 569-6733 guraljcc.org
Music hub 583 Willow Ave. (516) 300-1313
musichubny.com
New style Nail & spa
443 Central Ave. (516) 400-9799
Northwestern Mutual
445 Central Ave. (917) 893-6731
northwesternmutual.com/office/ny/ cedarhurst/87833108/ Owl a rt Center
593 Malvin Mall (516) 655-1432
Poppy Medi-boutique
523B Central Ave. (516)447-1151
poppymediboutique.com
Posh home and Bath
414 Central Ave. (516) 898-7674 poshhomeandbath.godaddysites.com
Prestigio Wigs 527 Central Ave. (516)295-9447
@prestigiowigs
Print on Point
413 Central Ave. (516) 341-7202
printonpoint.com
Pure aesthetics NY 587 Willow Ave. (718) 717-9806 pureaestheticsny.com
Quorum haircutters Ltd 415 Central Ave #1 (516) 374-1144
simply Nail spa 494 Central Ave. (516) 569-8866
sleep tight Bedding 126 Cedarhurst Ave. (516) 792-1191
sleeptightbedding.com
spadida 588 Central Ave. (516) 920-5626
spadidany.com
t he Jerry Meyer studio LI 113 Cedarhurst Ave. (516) 688-7722
torah Marketing Initiative 145 Cedarhurst Ave. (516) 336-9867
torahmarketing.org
Vitamin C studio 498 Central Ave. (516)612-4661
vitamincny.com
Warren Levi Martial a rts 136 Washington Ave. (516)569-0808 warrenlevi.com
shopping
9 New York 422 Central Ave. (516)569-7900
9newyorkshop.com 925 sterling and a rt 572 Central Ave. (516)791-4077
a little d ifferent 405 Central Ave. (516) 374-7392
a-little-different-2.myshopify.com/ pages/high-end-childrens-clothingstore
a shoe Inn 558 Central Ave. (516) 295-0026
ashoeinn.com
a s oliani
460 Central Ave. (516) 226-2662
Asoliani.com
alinea Bridal 525 Central Ave. (732) 806-7414 alineabridal.com
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alist by 100% Kids
485 Central Ave. (516) 569-7888
alist100.com
a ndrew Lock Custom Menswear
403 Central Ave. (516)619-6264
shopandrewlock.com
Baho
510 Central Ave. (516) 806-2325
Best Beanies Loulu hart
88 Washington Ave
Blue door Books
501 Central Ave. (516) 837-0040
Caroline & Laura, ltd
511 Central Ave. (516) 587-4553
carolineandlaura.com
Cedarhurst Fashion Opticians
138 Cedarhurst Ave. (516) 569-2888
cedarhurstfashionopticians.com
Central embroidery
554 Central Ave. (516) 506-1168
centralembroidery.com
Central Galleries
116 Spruce St. (516) 569-5686
centralgalleries.com
Central Vision Care
538 Central Ave. (516) 374-1010
centralvisioncare.com
Clementine
498 Central Ave. (516)612-4661
clementineny.com
d & W a ntique
486 Central Ave. (516) 569-3349
dwantiquesny.com
david desso Jewelers
468 Central Ave. (516) 341-0733
daviddesso.com
david's den Inc
530 Central Ave. Unit 5 (516) 295-5677
emporio 467 Central Ave. (516) 295-5006
Emporioclothing.com
Fame on Central
419 Central Ave. (516) 812-8424
fameoncentral.com
Five towns Family Optical
690 B Central Ave. (516) 582-7558
Five towns Gifts and Crafts
496 Central Ave. (516) 295-0523
Goodnight Moon
499 Central Ave. (516) 374-2013
Greenstien & Co 524 Central Ave.
Shoppers gathered at the sale table outside Midnight Bleu, which featured unique tabletop decor from the store’s home collection, also at the Sidewalk Sale.
hadar Boutique & Couture
504 Central Ave. (516) 612-2797
Hadarcouture.com
house of Lancery
401 Central Ave. (929) 545-1026
houseoflancry.com
Insight Optiks
482 Central Ave. (516) 792-5656
insightoptiks.com
Jildor shoes
473 Central Ave. (516)569-4880 jildor.com
Joneses NYC
537 Central Ave. (929) 244-2015
jonesesnyc.com
Judaica Plus
445 Central Ave. (516) 295-4343
instagram.com/judaicaplus/ Kidichic
438 Central Ave. (718) 676-8060
kidichicusa.com
Kiss and Makeup 500 Central Ave. (516) 374-2666
kissandmakeupnyonline.com
L a Vision Optique
415 A Central Ave. (516) 303-2410
Lagoon Linens
481 Central Ave. (516) 569-9500
Lagoonlinens.com
Leagally red 94 Washington Ave. Level Inc.
484 Central Ave. (516) 612-0710
shop-level.com
Look & s ee Optical 127B Spruce St. (516) 295-3036
Lulus Gallery of Gifts
445 Central Ave. (516)374-6884
Mary Lerner of Cedarhurst
425 Central Ave. (516) 569-3150
marylerner.wixsite.com/website
Mezzo Clothing Boutique 426 Central Ave. (516) 791-8341
shopmezzo.com
Midnight Bleu Cedarhurst 100 Cedarhurst Ave. (516) 758-7002 midnightbleu.com
MI r I
515 Central Ave. (516)374-1095 miricouture.com
Miri Bridal 79 Columbia Ave. (516) 374-1095 miricouture.com
Molly’s Jewelers 457 Central Ave. (516) 295-0800 mollysjewelers.com
Morton's Official Camp Outfitter 533 Central Ave. (516) 569-6366 mortonscedarhurst.com
Nikia 497 Central Ave. (516) 791-7111
Orly 439 Central Ave. (516) 295-8751
Orlyny.com
Petit Chic Ltd 492 Central Ave. (516) 374-1301
instagram.com/petitchic_ cedarhurst/?hl=en
Petit Pram 516 Central Ave. (516) 295-8801
petitepram.com
PJ sterling Ltd 409 Central Ave. (516) 569-3019
Pjsterling.com
Pomoto Jewelry 499C Chestnut St. (516) 253-1505
pomotojewelry.com
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Rum & Raisen
542 Central Ave.
Runway
475 Central Ave. (718) 975-8100
runwaycompany.com
Secret Me Boutique
440 Central Ave. (516) 295-4488
Shabbos Brushups
415 Central Ave. (917) 579-4074
Sheryl's Hats
411 Central Ave. (516) 569-8805
sherels.com
Something Pink
134 Cedarhurst Ave. (516) 500-3608
boytique.com/product-category/ girls/
Sox World Plus
120 Cedarhurst Ave. (516) 295-4404
soxworld-plus.com
Sparkle by Sima
426 Central Ave
Sterling Electronics and Kitchenware
487 Central Ave. (516) 374-8622
Suit Cental
456 Central Ave. (516)791-1925
hatboxmenswear.com
Tassel Shoes
92 Carman Ave. (516)551-6619
tasselchildrenshoes.com
The Closeout Conecetion
134 Washington Ave. (516) 218-2211
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The Emperors Old Clothes
570 Central Ave. (516) 239-2470 ebay.com/str/theemperorsoldc lothes?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&m krid=711-127632-2357-0&sss po=6lc4SkerS_u&sssrc=34180 65&ssuid=6lc4SkerS_u&widg et_ver=artemis&media=EMAIL
The Gallery Collection 464 Central Ave. (516) 453-0444 shopthegallery.com
The Jewelry Showroom 427 Central Ave. (516) 569-6974 thejewelryshowroom.com
The Shell Station 489 Central Ave. (516) 558-7435 theshellstation.com
The Suit Lady 111 Cedarhurst Ave. (516) 270-8351 shopthesuitlady.com
The Suitery 479 Central Ave. (516) 500-3606 instagram.com/thesuitery/profilecar d/?igsh=MWIxMDZoajVrenR1Yg== Tiptoe Boutique
416-418 Central Ave. (516) 374-1100
tiptoeboutique.com
Tutu's and Suspenders
574 Central Ave. (516) 544-1827 tutusandsuspenders.com
Twillory 461 Central Ave. twillory.com
Udel 96 Spruce St. (718) 475-3511 udelny.com
Under 510 536 Central Ave. (516)850-6365
under510.com
Upper Class Hats 481 Central Ave Unit A (516) 295-6348
Variety Connection
450 Central Ave. (516) 374-9546
Yakira Bella 410 Central Ave. (201) 638-4177
yakirabella.com
Yali Fine Art 513 Central Ave. (347) 306-7880 yaelivogel.com
Z Berman Books 408 Central Ave. (516) 569-4577
zbermanbooks.com
Zoe & Co. 508 Central Ave. (516) 837-0200 instagram.com/zoeandcoclothing/?i gshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y%3D
Zohar Shoes 503 Central Ave. (516) 374-6092
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Vietnam War veteran Rabbi Jay Rosenbaum, rabbi emeritus of Temple Israel of Lawrence, middle, was part of the post-LawrenceCedarhurst Memorial Day Parade ceremony in Andrew J. Parise Cedarhurst Park.
Hewlett-woodmere Business Association (516) 295-4636
1313 Broadway, Hewlett
Hewlett-woodmere Business Association
President: David Friedman
1st Vice President: John Roblin
2nd Vice President: Richard Valenti
Secretary: Nicole Eliopoulos treasurer: Terri Valenti-Maher HWBA.org
Automotive Services
Ace Auto Clinic (516) 791-6075
1185 W. Broadway, Hewlett Facebook.com/pages/Ace%20Auto%20 Clinic/154339984601167/ Hewlett House o f t ires (516) 593-2200
1740 Rockaway Ave., Hewlett HewlettHouseOfTires.com
l ease Brothers Car Concierge (516) 528-9250 LeaseBrothers.com
majestic Auto Spa (516) 569-3970
1250 West Broadway, Hewlett MajesticWash.com
Phil's Body works (516) 569-3252
1623 Broadway, Hewlett PhilsBodyWorks.com
wond-A- rama Automotive (516) 872-8330
2 Fifth St., Valley Stream WondARamaTire.com
Banking & Financial Services
CitiBank (516) 295-4857
1316 Broadway, Hewlett Online.Citibank.com
davidov
Financial Consulting (516) 587-5550
1981 Marcus Ave., Suite 231
New Hyde Park DavidovFinancial.com
dBF Collection Corp. (516) 295-4636
P.O. Box 447, Hewlett DBFCC.com
Connect one Bank (516) 295-1974
1301 Broadway, Hewlett connectonebank.com
Great Northern mortgage Corp. (516) 888-1111
129 Broadway, 1st Floor, Lynbrook
Plesser team at Broadstreet Family o ffice (516) 247-9238
broadstreetfamilyoffice.com td Bank (516) 612-9747
1 Veterans Memorial Plaza, Hewlett locations.td.com/us/1-veteransmemorial-plaza-hewlett
Flagstar Bank (516) 295-7750
1280 Broadway, Hewlett Flagstar.com
Beauty, Health & Fitness
Ambiance Salon and Spa (516) 295-4011
1344 Broadway, Hewlett
TheAmbianceSalon.com
Ambrosia Family Health (516) 912-6565
1106 Broadway, Woodmere ambrosia-health.com
Amiel Hair & Color Salon (516) 255-5151
1205 Station Plaza, Hewlett AmielBellissima.wixsite.com/website
Babe with a Blade (516) 699-1161
5 Franklin Ave., Hewlett BabeWithABlade.com
Beauty Bar Salon & Spa (516) 214-5280
1189 Broadway, Hewlett 1189BeautyBar.com
dr. olga Zilberstein medical Aesthetics l ong Island (718) 614-9511
1207 Broadway, Hewlett myaestheticrecord.com
F45 training Hewlett (516) 268-2251
1342 Peninsula Blvd., Hewlett F45Training.com/hewlettbaypark/ home
Flawless Beauty NY (516) 218-2376
1177 Broadway, Hewlett
FlawlessBeautyNY.com
Hand and Stone (516) 619-9600
1300 Broadway, Hewlett HandAndStoneHewlett.com
Hart & Soul dance and Performing Arts (516) 295-2800
1032 Broadway, Woodmere instagram.com/hartandsouldancestudio Hewlett l awrence Soccer Club (516) 342-0760
1 Johnson Place, Woodmere HLSC.org
Hewlett woodmere little l eague (516) 410-9687
1594 Broadway, Hewlett HWLLLittleLeague.com
Kings & Queens elite Fitness (833) 496-5464
1255 Hewlett Plaza, Hewlett kingsandqueens.fit
lighthouse mm A (516) 590-9683
1245 Broadway, Hewlett lighthouse-mma.com
mayweather Boxing and Fitness (516) 417-8584
1320 Broadway, Hewlett mayweather.fit/hewlett/ orange t heory (516) 307-4777
1312 Broadway, Hewlett instagram.com/otfhewlett/?hl=en South Shore Bicycle and Fitness (516) 374-0606
1311 Broadway, Hewlett instagram.com/southshorebicycles t he one Beauty & Style (516) 341-0404
1193 Broadway, Hewlett TheOneBeautyAndStyle.com
trilogy Hair Salon (516) 593-6400
1502 Broadway, Hewlett warren l evi Championship Martial Arts (516) 569-0808
136 Washington Ave, Cedarhurst WarrenLevi.com
woodmere l anes (516) 374-9870
948 Broadway, Woodmere WoodmereLanes.com
Community & Social organizations
Chabad House of Hewlett (516) 295-3433
44 Everit Ave., Hewlett JewishHewlett.com
Courtesy David Friedman
Nicole Eliopoulos and John Roblin march in the 2025 Memorial Day Parade.
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Congregation Sons of Israel (516) 374-0655
111 Irving Place, Woodmere CSOWoodmere.com
Hewlett House (516) 374-3190
86 East Rockaway Road, Hewlett Hewlett-House.org
Hewlett l awrence Soccer Club (516) 342-0760
1 Johnson Place, Woodmere HLSC.org
Hewlett woodmere Faculty Association (516) 596-0854
60 Everit Ave., Hewlett
Hewlett woodmere little l eague (516) 410-9687
1594 Broadway, Hewlett HWLLLittleLeague.com
Hewlett woodmere Public library (516) 374-1967
1125 Broadway, Hewlett HWPL.org
Hewlett woodmere Public Schools (516) 792-4800
1 Johnson Place, Woodmere Hewlett-Woodmere.net
Hewlett woodmere Public Schools endowment Fund (516) 295-7370
1 Johnson Place, Woodmere HWPSEF.org
Knights of Columbus, Father John Farrell Council 5962 (516) 569-1845 (516) 252-4783
P.O. Box 421, Hewlett KOfC5962.org
Saving l Ives Five towns Coalition (516) 569-6733
207 Grove Avenue, Cedarhurst SavingLives5TownsCoalition.org
St Joseph's Catholic Church (516) 374-0290
1346 Broadway, Hewlett StJosephsHewlett.com
temple Israel (516) 239-1140
140 Central Ave., Lawrence TILNY.shulcloud.com
trinity St. John's Church (516) 374-1415
1142 Broadway, Hewlett TrinityStJohns.org
Fashion & Accessories
A.J. & moS (516) 812-9400
1205 Broadway, Hewlett AJAndMos.com
American drive-In Cleaners (516) 374-3900
1345 Peninsula Blvd., Hewlett TheAmericanCleaners.com
Bolsa Nova Handbags (516) 286-8985
8 New St., Hewlett BolsaNovaHandbags.com
eyes on Broadway (516) 295-8600
1344 Broadway, Hewlett EyesOnBroadwayHewlett.com
Hewlett Jewelers (516) 374-3950
1344 Broadway, Hewlett HewlettJewelersNY.com
Jolie Fleur (516) 792-9661
1321 Broadway, Hewlett instagram.com/joliefleur11557
Piermont Cleaners (516) 374-5229
1309 Broadway, Hewlett
t he Pampered Professional (516) 374-2990
1208 Station Plaza, Hewlett PamProf.com
Food & restaurants
Across Broadway Café (516) 374-3431
1196 Broadway, Hewlett AcrossBroadwayCafe.com
Almonte's Key Food (516) 569-0935
935 Rosedale Rd., Valley Stream keyfoodvalleystream.com
Ay! Caramba/Bagelo (516) 837-0818
1344 Broadway, Hewlett AyCarambaNY.com
Bagel Boss (516) 569-8600
1352 Peninsula Blvd., Hewlett
BagelBossHewlett.com
Black Pearl Bubble tea (516) 226-3796
2034 Green Acres Mall, Valley Stream BlackPearlDrinks.com
Burger King (516) 218-2770
440 Mill Road, Hewlett BK.com/store-locator/store/ restaurant_26078
Chateau Coffee Shop (516) 347-0310
1 Station Place, Woodmere facebook.com/chateaucoffeeshop
da Nicola restaurant (516) 812-5155
1203 Broadway, Hewlett DaNicolaHewlett.com
delicis l egend Chinese Cuisine (516) 299-8080
1230 Broadway, Hewlett DelicisLegend.com
dolce Confections (516) 374-1940
1319 Broadway, Hewlett DolceConfections.com
Famous Pita (516) 730-3555
1305A Broadway, Hewlett FamousPitaNY.com
Foodtown of Hewlett (516) 569-6839
1368 Peninsula Blvd., Hewlett Foodtown.com
Friendlier 76 (516) 569-5373
1006 Railroad Ave., Woodmere Friendlier76.com
Hewlett Fish market (516) 374-2401
1332 Broadway, Hewlett facebook.com/hewlettfish
Hewlett Yogurt Station (516) 295-0630
1213 Station Plaza, Hewlett instagram.com/hewlett_yogurt marinara Pizzeria & restaurant (516) 791-5205
1308 Peninsula Blvd., Hewlett MarinaraHewlett.com
moCA Asian Bistro (516) 295-8888
1300 Peninsula Blvd., Hewlett MoCAAsianBistro.com
Nicolino Gourmet e atery (516) 812-5153 1201 Broadway, Hewlett NicolinoEatery.com
Pantanos (516) 569-4421
1308 Broadway, Hewlett PantanosGourmet.com/hewlett
Sobol Hewlett (516) 620-0066
1309 Brodway, Hewlett instagram.com/sobol_hewlett
Starbucks (516) 295-3330 1336 Peninsula Blvd., Hewlett Starbucks.com
t hai Chic Bistro (516) 569-1705 1241-1243 Broadway, Hewlett instagram.com/thai.chic. bistro/?hl=en
t he Pizza Place (516) 374-5900
1344 Broadway, Hewlett PizzaPlaceHewlett.com
tony d 's Pizzeria (516) 758-7300
1751 Peninsula Blvd., Hewlett TonyDsPizzeria.com
wall's Bakeshop (516) 374-3771 1336 Broadway, Hewlett facebook.com/wallshewlett woodro Kosher restaurant & Caterers (516) 791-4033 1441 Broadway, Hewlett facebook.com/woodro.kosherdeli
For the Home
AirSmith HVAC (516) 860-7398
1760 Hancock St., Hewlett
Arthur Huth Insurance - State Farm (516) 374-2100
1229 Peninsula Blvd., Hewlett ArthurHuth.com
Benjamin House Painting Corp (516) 369-0177
995 East End Ave., Woodmere Woodmereinstagram.com/benjaminhousepainting
BHHS l affey International realty (516)295-3000 950 Broadway, Woodmere BHHSLafeyintl.com
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Bocci Village l andscaping Hewlett (516) 241-6967
1057 Broadway, Woodmere
Barry V Goldstein & Associates llC (516) 872-5949
Lynbrook, facebook.com/profile. php?id=100054305598828
Central tech (516) 461-2021
Valley Stream CentralTechLI.com
Coach realtors/Howard Hanna (516) 374-0100
1315 Broadway, Hewlett CoachRealtors.com/hewlett
Creative water Inc. (516) 599-5300
162 Merrick Road, Lynbrook CreativeWater-NY.com/ d istinctive Interiors by Cathy (516) 729-1830
224 Franklin Ave. Suite 13, Hewlett interiorsbycathy@gmail.com
ePG Insurance Services (516) 338-4500
1245 Hewlett Plaza, Hewlett epginsuranceservices-grouphealthli.insure
Gold Star mechanical Heating & Cooling (516) 246-5252
31 Franklin Ave., Unit B, Hewlett goldstarmechanical.com
John Cusumano Construction (516) 239-7777
1167 Broadway, Hewlett JohnCusumano.com
Nicole eliopoulos InsuranceState Farm (516) 825-0030
157 Dubois Ave, Valley Stream nicoleinsuresme.com
NY Custom Closets (516) 242-0328
3350 Lawson Blvd., Unit B, Oceanside NYCustomClosets.net
NY Standard Home Inspection Consultants (516) 316-5249
974 E. Broadway, Woodmere Woodmerefacebook.com/ nystandardinspections/
Pipe doctor Home Services (516) 348-6300 ext 303 1010 Central Ave., Woodmere www.pipedoc.net
reliable Home Appliance repair (516) 295-5200
224 Franklin Ave., Suite 13, Hewlett russo's Flooring (516) 371-1161
1018 Broadway, Woodmere facebook.com/russosflooring1
Sara AbikzerSignature Premier Properties (516) 984-6798
Hewlett SaraAbikzer.com
Savin electrical Corp (516) 737-4630
North Woodmere facebook.com/savinelectrical
Courtesy David Friedman
Hewlett-Woodmere Business Association President David Friedman,left, with Hewlett High School senior Matthew DeCicco, recipient of the school's Business Department Community Service Award, and Department Chairman Joseph Virgilio.
Steve myaskovsky Photography (718) 663-1100
Valley Stream/Hewlett facebook.com/captureinstyle
t he Pampered Professional (516) 374-2990
1208 Station Plaza, Hewlett PamProf.com
UControl Inc. (516) 791-4724
265 Sunrise Highway, Suite 1-158, Hewlett UControlInc.com
VS roses l andscape & design (917) 586-9100
Vsroseslandscapedesign.com
Insurance
Arthur Huth-State Farm Insurance (516) 374-2100
1229 Penisula Blvd., Hewlett AurthurHuth.com
Barry V Goldstein & Associates LLC (516) 872-5949
Lynbrook facebook.com/profile. php?id=100054305598828
ePG Insurance Services (516) 338-4500
1245 Hewlett Plaza, Hewlett GroupHealthLI-EPG.com
Nicole eliopoulosState Farm Insurance (516) 825-0300
157 Dubois Ave., Valley Stream nicoleinsuresme.com
medical, dental & optical
Achieve Physical t herapy (516) 593-4530
1584 Broadway, Hewlett AchieveRehabOnline.com
Advocates For the Aging llC (516) 846-1450
Valley Stream
AdvocatesForTheAgingNY.com
Ambrosia Family Health (516) 912-6565
1106 Broadway, Woodmere ambrosia-health.com
Cohen Children's Northwell Health
GoHealth Pediatric Urgent Care (516) 531-6130
1332 Peninsula Blvd., Hewlett gohealthuc.com/nyc/pediatric/ hewlett?listing=yext
dr. Amir Sadighpour ddS (516) 599-4446
1705 Broadway, Hewlett
dr. denise Cohen Pediatric dentistry (516) 459-8828
1049 Broadway, Woodmere DrDeniseCohen.com
e ast Coast endodontics (516) 593-0000
1705 Broadway, Suite 5, Hewlett EastCoastEndodontics.com evolve Hypnosis (516) 421-7714
North Woodmere, EvolveHypnosisNY.com
eyes on Broadway (516) 295-8600
1344 Broadway, Hewlett EyesOnBroadwayHewlett.com
Hewlett House (516) 374-3190
86 East Rockaway Road, Hewlett Hewlett-House.org
Kleinrock orthodontics (516) 593-0082
1705 Broadway, Hewlett KleinrockOrthodontics.com
l ong Island Jewish Hospital Valley Stream (516) 256-6000
900 Franklin Ave., Valley Stream northwell.edu/find-care/locations/ long-island-jewish-valley-stream Natow, rosenberg & Pion, md PC (Dermatology) (516) 295-1921
949 Central Ave., Suite 101, Woodmere NRPDerm.com
New Horizons Counseling Center (516)569-6600
1490 Broadway, Hewlett
NHCC.US
Pediatric Healthcare l I (516) 295-1200
115 Franklin Place, Woodmere PedsLI.com
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Professional Physical t herapy (516) 374-4248
1465 Broadway, Hewlett ProfessionalPT.com/office/hewlett
r heumatology Consultants (516) 295-4481
1157 Broadway, Hewlett RheumConsultants.com
Straight Set orthodontics (516) 569-4567
1229 Broadway Suite 102, Hewlett straightsetortho.com tempo Group (516) 374-3671
122 Franklin Place, Woodmere TempoGroup.org
t he Bristal (516) 342-5013
477 Hungry Harbor Road North Woodmere TheBristal.com
t he e splanade of woodmere (516) 665-1645
130 Irving Place, Woodmere esplanadeofwoodmere.com
t he Five towns Premier rehabilitation and Nursing Center (516) 588-3200
1050 Central Ave., Woodmere FiveTownsPremier.com
todd Kshonz, ddS (516) 823-3333
142 Union Ave, Lynbrook acaringdentist.com
woodmere medical Associates (516) 374-6750
15 Irving Place, Woodmere Pet Services
Fido Fitness Club (516) 569-3647
910 Railroad Ave., Woodmere FidoFitnessClub.com
t he Barrie Inn (516) 569-1555
910 Railroad Ave., Woodmere TheBarrieInn.com
Private Schools & day Care
l awrence woodmere Academy (516) 374-9000
336 Woodmere Blvd., Woodmere LawrenceWoodmere.org
our Kids Place (516) 569-5999
1346 Broadway, Hewlett (located in the St. Joseph School)
roy's music l essons (646) 327-3786
Cedarhurst
woodmere music Studios (516) 343-4108
Woodmere
Woodmere facebook.com/woodmeremusic/
Professional Services
Basser Kaufman Inc. (516) 569-3700
151 Irving Place, Woodmere BasserKaufman.com
Woodmere.
Boulevard riverside Chapels
(516) 295-3100
1450 Broadwa,Hewlett DignityMemorial.com
Corporate Specialties (516) 705-5888 East Rockaway CorpSpecla.com
Creative io (516) 295-7370
33 Neptune Ave., Woodmere davidov l aw Group P.C. (516) 587-5555
1981 Marcus Ave., Suite 231 New Hyde Park DavidovLaw.com
Five towns CPA PC (516) 272-7005
1026 Broadway, Woodmere Joseph & Smargiassi, llC (212) 625-9949
1024 Broadway, Woodmere TristateLawyer.com
minuteman Press (516) 569-5577
1313 Broadway, Hewlett Hewlett.MinutemanPress.com
reliable Home Appliance repair (516) 295-5200
224 Franklin Ave., Suite 13, Hewlett ring ring llC (866) 746-4746 ringringllc.com
Steven Borenstein Public Adjusters (516) 244-1966
1450 Stevenson Circle, Hewlett StevenBorensteinPA.com
real estate
Basser Kaufman Inc (516) 569-3700
151 Irving Place, Woodmere BasserKaufman.com
BHHS l affey International realty (516) 295-3000
950 Broadway, Woodmere BHHSLafeyIntl.com
Coach realtors/Howard Hanna (516) 374-0100
1315 Broadway, Woodmere CoachRealtors.com/hewlett
Keller williams/VS realty (516) 341-1000
1208 Broadway, Hewlett
Sara AbikzerSignature Premier Properties (516) 984-6798
SaraAbikzer.com
Sports & recreation
Hart & Soul dance and Performing Arts (516) 295-2800
1032 Broadway, Woodmere instagram.com/hartandsouldancestudio
Hewlett l awrence Soccer Club (516) 342-0760
1 Johnson Place, Woodmere HLSC.org
New York Beach Club (516) 371-0750
1751 Ocean Blvd, Atlantic Beach newyorkbeachclub.com
Peace l ove Paint
Sip-and-Paint Party (516) 395-6945
Sands Atlantic Beach (516) 371-4000
1395 Beech St., Atlantic Beach TheSandsAtlanticBeach.com
woodmere l anes (516) 374-9870
948 Broadway, Woodmere WoodmereLanes.com
marketing, Printing
Nassau Herald
Lori Harwitt (516) 569-4000 x 274
2 Endo Blvd., Garden City 11530 liherald.com
richner Printing Services
Michael Karff (516) 569-4000 x 288
2 Endo Blvd., Garden City 11530
RichnerPrinting.com
t he Jewish Star
Ed Weintrob (516) 622-7461 x291
2 Endo Blvd., Garden City 11530 the jewishstar.com
Courtesy David Friedman
Arts Below Sunrise Music & STEAM Festival attendees crowd the streets of Hewlett and
