RAA Joins With Far Rockaway And Five Towns Rabbis
On the Sunday before Purim, over 80 rabbis met in the White Shul in Far Rockaway to discuss the important services provided by the Rabbinical Alliance of America—Igud HaRabbonim,...
TMM Hosts Purim Carnival For IVDU Students
What began last year as a spontaneous chesed project turned into an anticipated tradition from both sides. The ninth grade at TMM graciously hosted the students of IVDU Long...
Pi Day At HALB
March 14 is known as Pi day. The HALB middle school classes did different investigations to gain a true understanding of the meaning of pi. In Mrs. Hendeles’s sixth...
YINW Blood Drive
On March 17, Lauren Stiefel partnered with the NY Blood Center to run the first blood drive in many years at Young Israel of North Woodmere. With the help...
Willow View Estates Plans Brings Woe To Woodmere
By Mario Alex Joseph and Peter Stein
Presidium, Five Towns Civic Association
The developer who purchased the Woodmere Club property has taken the initial first step of the legal process of...
ZOA Brooklyn Region 19th Annual Mishloach Manot Campaign For Israeli Soldiers
The Zionist Organization of America (ZOA) Brooklyn Region, is distributing approximately 9,000 mishloach manot baskets to Israeli soldiers serving on bases in Israel as part of a tradition spearheaded...
Bridgeworks: The Five Towns Coworking And Office Space
If you are an individual or team in the market for coworking spaces, private offices, meeting rooms, or a more productive workspace, Bridgeworks may be the solution you are...
Redefining The Hunki’s Of West Hempstead Experience
Nestled in the heart of West Hempstead, 15 minutes from the Five Towns, Hunki’s of West Hempstead is a time-honored tradition. Featuring a family-friendly vibe and delicious Italian/Israeli cuisine,...
Cahal’s 9th Annual Concert Is A Huge Success
Cahal held its ninth annual fundraising concert on Sunday, March 10, at the newly renovated Lawrence High School. The concert featured some of the outstanding Jewish performers in the...















