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Dorothy Walz's commitment to several organizations in Valley Stream has earned her the honor of the Herald's 2013 Person of the Year.
Dorothy Walz: striving to make Valley Stream better
Since moving to Valley Stream in 1965, Dorothy Walz hasn’t spent much time sitting still. In the past 48 years, she has volunteered with one organization after another, making the lives of her neighbors a little bit better. more
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Nash Panday, 8, used the icing techniques he learned at the Pagan-Fletcher Restoration to decorate a house.
Holidays get a little sweeter in Valley Stream
The Valley Stream Historical Society hosted its annual Gingerbread House Contest on Dec. 8 at the Pagan-Fletcher Restoration. Guests were able to come in and vote for their favorite gingerbread creation, and picked up some holiday treats. more
Vincent Perna, 5, got to sit with a certain seasonal celebrity at Village Hall last Friday night during Valley Stream’s tree lighting celebration.
Valley Streamers get in the Christmas spirit
Santa arrived in Valley Stream last Friday night, much to the delight of hundreds of children who came out to give him their Christmas requests. more
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Valley Stream Junior Fire Department members Capt. Richie Field, left, and Neil Aliventi unveiled the new plaque at the village’s Sept. 11 memorial.
Valley Stream Juniors dedicate Sept. 11 plaque
Although it came a few months after the anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, the Valley Stream Junior Fire Department unveiled a plaque at the monument at Hendrickson Park, explaining to visitors the significance of the memorial. more
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Construction Work will soon be in full force at 195 Rockaway Ave. to turn it into the new courthouse.
Courthouse under construction
Within the next few weeks, Valley Stream officials expect construction to be in full swing at 195 Rockaway Ave., the downtown building being converted into the village’s courthouse. more
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Sanitation Supervisor Wayne Mastrangelo taught “Mayors” Ariela Hulsen and Walter Hwang how to empty a garbage truck last Friday morning.
One mayor just isn’t enough
Running a village of more than 38,000 residents sometimes requires a little help. That’s why Mayor Ed Fare picked two students to help him with his duties last Friday morning. more
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The Sanitation Department has been serviced by Jamaica Ash for decades.
Valley Stream ponders trash removal options
Picking up the garbage is one of the basic services that any municipal government offers. Where that garbage goes once it leaves the curb is a mystery to most residents. more
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Incinerator demolition could affect road work
The demolition of Valley Stream’s abandoned incinerator and construction of a state-of-the-art transfer station won’t come cheap, village officials say, but they don’t expect the cost of the work to have an impact on taxpayers. more
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Valley Stream Building Superintendent Tom McAleer, center, and Sanitation Supervisor Wayne Mastrangelo look over the abandoned incinerator at the Arlington Avenue public works facility, which is slated for demolition.
Incinerator’s days are numbered
Valley Stream officials have been talking a lot of trash lately as they ponder the future of garbage disposal in the village. The first item on the agenda is leveling the abandoned incinerator at the public works facility on Arlington Avenue, which has been unused since the late 1970s. more
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Halloween events a great success
I would like to extend hearty thanks to all those who helped to make Valley Stream’s first-ever Haunted Halloween Hayride and Jack-O-Lanterns Ablaze contest the smashing successes that they were. more
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