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Mayor Edwin Fare has worked with village officials to oversee extensive infrastructure projects, and is looking to do even more for the village — seeking votes on the United Community Party ticket in the March 21 general election.
Village general election 2023: Fare knows progress made, progress coming
He’s a third-generation Valley Stream resident and has become a pillar of village government for more than a decade. Now Edwin Fare is asking his neighbors to extend his time as mayor for a … more
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Cristina Arroyo wants to widen the circle of participation for those living and working in Valley Stream — particularly those who are otherwise under-represented in Village Hall from the mayor’s desk if elected March 21.
Village general election 2023: Arroyo wants to change the conversation
As a political firebrand and activist, Cristina Arroyo has been outspoken about the need to tackle the structural barriers that exclude under-represented groups in her hometown of Valley Stream. She … more
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Mayoral candidate Anthony Bonelli hopes to use his expertise in systems management to spruce up the running of Village Hall under his Achieve Party ticket. That is, if he’s elected mayor in the March 21 general election.
Village general election 2023: Bonelli wants more thoughtful government
Anthony Bonelli spent decades of his working life across various city services, optimizing systems, and improving standards of transparency, efficiency, and integrity. Now he hopes to bring his … more
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Three parties are running at this year's at-large contested general election on March 21 to cast their vote for a mayor, two trustees, and a village justice. 
Village general election 2023: three parties go head-to-head. Here's what to know about the races for mayor and trustees.
well underway. Parties and their candidates are in the throes of winning the support of voters and getting their volunteers out to put their message before village residents as they get ready to head … more
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The 2024 election: 1912 all over again?
'Is there anyone on stage — and can I see hands? — who is unwilling tonight to pledge your support to the eventual nominee of the Republican Party . . .' more
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Daniella Scala-Nathan, owner of Paw it Forward, first from left, assessed the main pantry drop-off box with volunteers Linda Guckian and Shari Ehrlich. Scala-Nathan is planning a fundraiser Aug. 20 to help build a new storage shed primarily for cat food.
Block party lends a helping paw to keep pet pantry going
When calamity strikes —a sweeping natural disaster, or even a global pandemic — the most vulnerable populations like the elderly, children and the poor, often bear the brunt of the … more
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Say goodbye to those old party gangs
Once upon a time, partisan politics was a simple business. There were two major parties, and they both had simple strategies for staying in power. The voters were attracted to either . . . more
Cops: One charged with attempted murder in Valley Stream shootout
A Brooklyn man was charged with attempted murder in a shootout between him and another man that reportedly took place outside a home on Sherbourne Road early on Dec. 23, according to police. Police … more
Levi Agamiem, 9, gives tummy rubs to Bella, a 10 and half year old chocolate lab at the Friends of Valley Stream Dogs annual Doggie Pool Party on Sept. 8 at the Hendrickson Park pool complex. Bella has been attending the parties since they began six years ago
Friends of Valley Stream Dogs celebrates sixth annual pool party
While the world’s humans might be stuck wearing masks for some time yet, their furry, four-legged canine companions have no such restrictions, and so on Sept. 8 the Friends of Valley Stream … more
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Hey, college students, quit the partying
College classes were set to start on Long Island this week and next, and that presented a potentially big problem: partying. more
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