Keyword: Joanne Antun
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Funds, unbalanced
To the Editor:In your article on village elections and its now perilous finances, “Village elections set for March 19,” (Feb. 14 - 20), Mayor Ed Fare shirks responsibility for the … more
Michael Magioncalda, third from left, owner of Magic Bagels, was presented with the Business Achievement Award by the Valley Stream Chamber of Commerce at its Sept. 27 awards gala.
All about bagels and books
More than 100 people came out to honor two staples of the Valley Stream community at the Chamber of Commerce’s annual awards gala last Thursday night at the Pompei restaurant. more
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Bringing light to the world’s ‘hidden crime’
A funny thing happened on the way to retirement. I found a job — or rather it found me. It’s a match made in heaven and that is by design, not chance. more
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Library Board President George Wandell, left, and Mayor Henry Waldinger laid the cornerstone of the new building in 1962. Fifty years later, Library Director Mamie Eng and Mayor Ed Fare at the same spot, by the entrance to the children’s room.
Valley Stream's 'new' library turns 50
Fifty years ago, the Valley Stream Public Library was in a small two-story building on Rockaway Avenue, its days numbered in the village’s downtown. A few blocks away, a brand new library was to be constructed behind Village Hall. more
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Joanne Antun was honored by the Valley Stream Youth Council for her devotion to the group for more than a decade.
Valley Stream Youth Council honors Antun
On her last full day as mayor of Valley Stream, Joanne Antun was honored for her service to the youth of the community. The Valley Stream Youth Council, at its annual fundraiser on April 3, recognized the longtime trustee, who, following the death of Mayor Ed Cahill last year, finished out her term as the village’s first female mayor. more
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Valley Stream Joanne Antun, second from left, was honored by trustees Vincent Grasso, Ed Fare and John Tufarelli on March 28.
Valley Stream board bids Antun farewell [Photo gallery]
Valley Stream Mayor Joanne Antun presided over her last village board meeting on Monday night, a work session and budget discussion in the Village Hall board room. more
Valley Stream Deputy Mayor Joanne Antun met with scouts from Lynbrook Cub Scout Pack 85, Den 4 in the mayor’s office on Jan. 19.
Scouts get lesson in local government
Cub Scouts spent an evening at Valley Stream Village Hall, getting to learn about the inner-workings of local government and seeing the court system in action. more
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A village plow cleared the side streets of Valley Stream on Jan. 27, after 14 inches of snow fell on the village.
A costly winter for Valley Stream
Even before last week’s big snowstorm, Valley Stream’s overtime budget for the winter was maxed out. But residents don’t need to worry about whether their streets will be plowed. With a healthy reserve fund, the village still has plenty of money to pay for any more snow cleanup this winter. more
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Officials at Valley Stream Village Hall have numerous projects planned for the new year.
What’s ahead for Valley Stream in 2011?
It’s a new year, and Valley Stream officials have a full list of projects they would like to begin, complete or at least think about in 2011. more
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Mary Ann Cahill, left, and Pearl Mannion unveiled the sign for Edward W. Cahill Memorial Park, formerly Mill Pond Park, at last Saturday morning’s ceremony.
Valley Stream immortalizes Cahill
Valley Stream gave its late mayor, Ed Cahill, a special birthday present last Saturday. Mill Pond Park was officially renamed the Edward W. Cahill Memorial Park at the morning ceremony. more
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