Kindergarten students from HANC’s Samuel and Elizabeth Bass Golding Elementary School, in West Hempstead, had a wonderful time at the Long Island Children’s Museum, exploring scientific concepts … more

HAFTR held its Eighth Annual Spring Classic Golf Outing on Tuesday, honoring the memory of former HAFTR student Jacob Greenberg. The event took place at the new Trump Golf Links Ferry Point on Long … more

Officials from the federal, state and local governments met in Long Beach on Monday to urge Hurricane Sandy victims to have their insurance claims reviewed if they suspect they were underpaid after … more

One of the most memorable scenes in the 2010 film “Four Lions,” a dark British comedy about a group of the most incompetent jihadis imaginable, takes place as the aspiring martyrs climb … more

The second Beit Hamikdash was destroyed over 1,900 years ago. Thereafter, with prophetic insight, Chazal established the blessing of Boneh Yerushalayim  (Rebuild Jerusalem) in the Shemoneh … more

RICE VISIT During a visit to Yeshiva of South Shore in Far Rockway, Rep. Kathleen Rice was presented with an award honoring her services to the community.  Rice has been an advocate … more

How could anyone have thought this fellow was suited to be a gunner? His name was Shachar, which means the dawn, and the joke was that with him around it was always dawn, because he blotted out the … more

The terrazzo floors are being cleaned, walls for the classrooms are going up, windows are being installed and the color-coded wires are being bundled. The former Number Six School in Woodmere is … more

Archaeologists have uncovered yet more evidence of the ancient Jewish connection to Jerusalem — the very same week that UNESCO and the Palestinian Authority (PA) were declaring that Jews have … more

It had been a grueling few weeks. After almost 30 years in the reserves I was definitely getting too old for this — midnight ambushes with 10 to 20 kilometer treks carrying heavy gear and … more