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Malverne Volunteer Ambulance Corps Vice President Bill Malone spoke about honoree Capt. Areeb Yaseen, far left, at Malverne American Legion Post 44’s annual Law & Order Night on Feb. 28 at Legion Hall.
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State Sen. Todd Kaminsky presented Malverne Police Chief John Aresta with a proclamation for helping to find an autistic teen in February.
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Boys State recipient, Life Scout Nicholas Bove and his family.
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Malverne Mayor Patti Ann McDonald, left, and Town Supervisor Laura Gillen attended this year’s ceremony.
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McDonald addressed first responders in the village at Law & Order Night.
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Honoring Malverne’s finest, the Malverne American Legion Post 44 held its 29th annual Law & Order Night on Feb. 28 at the Legion Hall on Franklin Avenue. Each year, Post 44 recognizes individuals that do their part to keep Malverne safe.
State and county officials like State Sen. Todd Kaminsky and Town Supervisor Laura Gillen attended the event to celebrate this year’s honorees. Among them were members of the Malverne Police Department, police reserves, fire department, volunteer ambulance corps, boy scouts and neighborhood watch.
–Nakeem Grant
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