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Howell Road School held a fundraiser last Friday night for sixth-grader Nicholas Lakhamar, center, who is undergoing treatment for bone cancer. He was presented with a large valentine, signed by students, from first-graders, from left, Sara Ali, Sophia Lubis and David Hamilton.
Howell helps one of its own
The Howell Road School gymnasium was very lively after hours last Friday night, as the community came together to raise money for a student with cancer. more
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There was limited service on the LIRR on Wednesday morning.
LIRR anticipates normal evening rush in most areas
According to an advisory from the Long Island Rail Road: LIRR to Operate Significantly Reduced Weekday AM Rush Schedule Including:    more
Snow shopping in Valley Stream
East Rockaway, Lynbrook residents recover from blizzard
Almost a week after a blizzard dumped more than a foot of snow in our area, residents were still trying get back to normal. more
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Customers continue to wait as the LIRR clears snow off the tracks.
LIRR: Wednesday evening rush on normal schedule
The Long Island Rail Road said service is back to normal in time for the Wednesday evening commute. more
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Darren Gruen, principal of the James A. Dever School, shows a baseball field that he would like to have converted into a soccer field.
Speaking for Valley Stream's school buildings
District 13 Board of Education trustees and members of the public got a look at nearly $1 million in potential repairs and upgrades at the four schools during the annual building tour last Saturday morning, and also were able to see some recently completed projects. more
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Fifth-graders from the Forest Road School recently went to the Nassau County Museum in Roslyn to study Civil War artwork.
Forest Road fifth-graders explore art
Fifth-graders at Forest Road School recently got to take a trip back in time. The students toured the Nassau County Museum on Nov. 18, and got to check out the Civil War paintings of artist Mort Kunstler. more
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James A. Dever School wind ensemble director Glenn Guidone acknowledges his musicians after they performed at the North Valley Stream tree lighting on Dec. 8.
North Valley Stream aglow for holidays
District 13 students entertained a crowd of a few dozen people who braved the cold for the annual North Valley Stream tree lighting on Dec. 8. The event was hosted by Friends of North Valley Stream at the Matthew Giglio Plaza at Dutch Broadway and North Corona Avenue. more
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The culvert under Valley Stream Boulevard has deteriorated to the point where village officials say it needs to be replaced.
Culvert to be replaced on Valley Stream Boulevard
Village officials have taken action to replace a deteriorating culvert on Valley Stream Boulevard, approving a $1.176 million construction project. The culvert carries a stream under the road, where it then runs through the Village Green. more
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Cab driver's car stolen in North Valley Stream
A cab driver was robbed and carjacked in North Valley Stream early Thursday morning. According to police, the driver, a 50-year-old man employed by Laurelton Taxi of Queens, was taking a passenger to an address on North Fletcher Avenue. more
FOrest Road School Principal Erin Malone, left, with the sixth-grade students who organized a walk-a-thon for Pakistan relief efforts, Tyler Reyes, Isadora Decarvalho and Hana Amin.
Valley Stream students help Pakistan one mile at a time
Following devastating floods in Pakistan, with affected 20 million people and put nearly one-fifth of the nation’s land under water, three Forest Road School students decided they were going to take some action. more
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