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Ryan DelGiorno, 8, left, his brother Patrick, 5, Thomas Risolo, 4, and Lily DelGiorno, 5, got to have breakfast with Santa Claus on Dec. 2.
Malverne shares tasty treats with Mr. and Mrs. Claus
Little boys and girls got up bright and early as they visited Malverne American Legion Hall Post 44 for its annual breakfast with Santa Claus on Dec. 2. Santa greeted children with hugs and high … more
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Finding a place for all residents in West Hempstead
There’s a new Modern Orthodox synagogue in West Hempstead. Kehilat Ahavat Yisrael seeks to offer a welcoming atmosphere for all residents, including women and members of the LGBTQ community. … more
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District looks for solutions to lack of substitutes
The scarcity of substitute teachers in the West Hempstead Union Free School District has increased in recent years — especially as more district teachers get involved in professional development, … more
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Town of Hempstead Receiver of Taxes Donald Clavin Jr. met with residents at a tax forum on Nov. 29.
Tax reminders missing in Malverne?
Nearly 40 residents who attended Town of Hempstead Receiver of Taxes Donald Clavin Jr.’s tax forum on Nov. 29 at the Malverne Public Library had the same question: Why didn’t they receive a … more
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The Board of Education discussed the Springboard program at their meeting on Nov. 14.
‘Rigorous’ yet rewarding
In an effort to develop a curriculum based on the College Board’s standards, the Malverne Union Free School District has introduced Springboard, a Math and ELA instructional program that is … more
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Residents, state officials react to tax reform
The House of Representatives’ tax-reform bill passed by a 227-to-205 vote on Nov. 16, paving the way for high-tax suburban regions like Long Island to be hit hard by tax increases while much of the … more
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State Sen. Todd Kaminsky, left, who told residents that scammers regularly call his cell phone, showed people how to block unknown phone numbers.
Scammers continue to strike
“My father hasn’t willingly answered the phone at his house in 20 years,” said T.J. Hatter, Long Island director of intergovernmental affairs. “Ever since he got an answering machine, he … more
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Bonne still plays the harmonica, a hobby of his since his war days.
A lifetime of memories
If you thanked 96-year-old World War II veteran Arthur Bonne for his service, he would say, “Don’t thank me, thank the guys who never got to come home.” Nevertheless, residents celebrated Bonne … more
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Students and faculty of St. Thomas the Apostle School showed their support for Liam O’Brien during their anti-bullying campaign on Oct. 25.
Students pledge to take a stand for bullied teen
“If you see something, say something,” said Terri Leno, a member of the Parents Club at St. Thomas the Apostle School in West Hempstead. This was the message Leno promoted in her speech at … more
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Wooden horses with names like Dragonheart and Mr. Speedy, lined up for some charitable racing at the Malverne American Legion Post 44 on Nov. 4.
Night at the Races brings friendly competition to Malverne Post 44
It wasn’t exactly the Belmont Stakes, but residents were cheering on horses — wooden horses that is — during A Night at the Races, a fundraiser for Sons of the American Legion at Malverne Post … more
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