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Dr. Lorna Lewis was introduced as the Malverne School District’s next superintendent at a meet-and-greet on March 5.
Malverne’s next superintendent meets with parents, district residents
Dr. Lorna Lewis, of Freeport, said she takes Ocean Avenue south on her way home from her job as superintendent of the Plainview-Old Bethpage Central School District at the end of most days to avoid … more
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The Malverne Police Department’s workload has increased since the bail reform law took effect on Jan. 1.
State, Village of Malverne officials decry impact of two-month-old bail reform law
It has been two months since the state’s bail reform law took effect on Jan. 1, and both the Malverne Police Department and village officials’ concerns over the changes remain the same. … more
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Officer Thomas Smith, of the Malverne Police Department, far right, was among the honorees who received plaques from event chairman Ed Howard at Post 44’s Law & Order Night on Feb. 26.
Citizens honored for protecting Malverne
True Americanism, and the sacrifices first responders make to serve the community, is what Ed Howard, vice commander of American Legion Post 44 in Malverne, spoke about at the legion’s annual … more
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West Hempstead Estee Ackerman, 18, had hoped to qualify for the 2020 Summer Olympic Games in Tokyo.
West Hempstead teen to miss 2020 Olympic trials
West Hempstead teen Estee Ackerman has long dreamed of bringing home an Olympic Games medal for Team USA in table tennis. Ackerman, 18, told the Herald that if she qualified for the 2020 Summer … more
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Maurice W. Downing School Principal Ed Tallon greeted Student Council members during the annual Community Heroes Breakfast on Feb. 14.
Malverne’s ‘heroes and sheroes’ honored at 10th annual community breakfast
Signs throughout the Maurice W. Downing Primary School’s library read, “You are our heroes and sheroes,” and the smell of bacon and scrambled eggs filled the room last Friday. … more
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Malverne Mayor Keith Corbett pointed out the improved fencing near the train tracks on Ackley Court.
LIRR repairs fencing at Malverne train stations
The fencing conditions near the railroad lines in Malverne were in poor condition for years. Malverne Mayor Keith Corbett said the poor fencing became a hazard, in which residents could easily walk … more
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Malverne School District proposes slight increase in 2020-21 budget
With the Malverne School District’s budget increases getting smaller each year, district Superintendent Dr. James Hunderfund said it is difficult to fit everything that parents and … more
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Long Island Breakfast Club Show co-hosts Valentina Janek and Gregg Cajuste air their talk show every Monday and Thursday.
Long Island Breakfast Club Show focuses on finding jobs
With hopes of reaching a wider audience, the Long Island Breakfast Club has hit the airwaves with the weekly Long Island Breakfast Club Show, which is syndicated by the   GovsRadio network. The … more
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Malverne’s new village clerk, Averil Smith, was appointed during the village’s Feb. 5 board meeting.
Accountant takes up role as Malverne's village clerk
After working in both the private and public sectors for more than 20 years, Malverne’s new village clerk, Averil Smith, said that she is ready to stay in one place. Smith, who was appointed … more
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There’s more to Groundhog Day than meets the eye
On Sunday morning, at about 6 a.m., the temperature was around 30 degrees, it was cloudy and there was a soft drizzle. I hopped in my car to make the short drive to Crossroads Farm in Malverne . . . more
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