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State says Malverne ‘susceptible to financial stress’
In a report released by New York state Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli last week, Malverne was listed among 22 villages that are experiencing some level of financial stress, but village officials say the report incorrectly evaluates the village’s fiscal state. more
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From Malverne’s Department of Public Works, Christian Stolba, Dave Terrizzi and Carl Guadagno, left to right, manage the Friday morning garbage pick-up with a smile and a great sense of comradery despite the weather.
When you work in the tundra
It was a day not fit for man or beast. Despite the relentless, Siberian conditions we’ve endured lately, Feb. 20 was one for the books. We woke up to a morning temperature of four degrees — with a real feel of -24 — and it didn’t get much better as the day progressed. Even the clear sky and bright sun barely managed to move the needle on the intensity of the cold, which froze fingertips within seconds of exposure. more
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Jeff Persily's proposed rendering of a new exterior for Tri-Color Labs in Malverne.
Tri-Color Labs building gets a new owner
The Tri-Color Labs building, which has been noticeably empty for years, just got a new owner — and he’s actively looking for tenants. more
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Malvernite Ben Mevorach is director of news and programming for 1010 WINS.
At 1010 WINS, it’s all Ben, all the time
Ben Mevorach, 54, has been residing in Malverne for the past 25 years, yet still manages to keep a low profile despite his position as director of news and programming for 1010 WINS, the most listened to all news radio station in the United States. more
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Flirting angels statue at Our Town Luncheonette in Malverne.
A guide for Valentine procrastinators
We already know what’s going to happen to all the Valentines Day procrastinators out there. more
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Malverne resident Bill Coogan brought corroded water filters from his home to show the water company executives.
Anger over brown water aired at village meeting
Malverne residents, saying they are tired of living with brown water, gathered at a meeting organized by the village with New York American Water last week to voice their frustrations. more
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Max Sicherman
Employment Law
Q:  I own a small business and recently read about a bill Governor Cuomo signed into law eliminating the requirement for me to notify my employees about their rate of pay, allowances, pay day, … more
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David Daly, president and chief operating officer of PSEG Long Island, spoke at a recent meeting of the Central Nassau Rotary Club.
PSEG planning for rate increases
PSEG Long Island submitted a three-year rate plan last week that requests increases of 2 percent of aggregate revenues (customers’ bills) a year for the next three years. This will result in an average monthly bill increase of approximately $3.25 in 2016 and approximately $3.30 in 2017 and 2018. more
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Commuters who use the Long Island Rail Road and Metro-North Rail Road will see a four percent fare increase beginning in March.
MTA raises fares, tolls; commuters frustrated
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority approved a 4 percent increase of fares and tolls last week, leaving many residents frustrated over the increased cost of getting to work. Under the new … more
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This infographic from the American Society of Civil Engineers' 2013 study on drinking water shows a nationwide problem with the country's water infrastructure.
A closer look at water infrastructure
Sometimes it seems as if Malverne and the surrounding areas are alone in complaining about problems with brown water. more
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