Valentine's Day with a cause

Students participate in Valentines for Veterans program

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Councilwoman Laura Ryder visited Our Lady of Peace School in Lynbrook to thank the students and faculty for their participation in the Town of Hempstead’s Valentines for Veterans program. The students’ handmade cards will be delivered to local veterans, sharing love and appreciation this Valentine’s Day.

Ryder also visited Centre Avenue School in East Rockaway with Hempstead Town Clerk Kate Murray, where they thanked the students and faculty for their involvement in the program. The handmade cards created by the students will be delivered to local veterans, spreading appreciation this Valentine’s Day.

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