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Seventy Malverne students transformed four days and just 12 hours of rehearsal into an hour-long production of “Gravestone Manor” during the eighth annual Howard T. Herber Middle School Theater Camp. more
Residents packed Gazebo Park on July 31 as Risky Business returned to Malverne, bringing live music and dancing to another popular night in the village's Summer Events Series. more
The New York State United Teachers has filed a lawsuit seeking to block Diamond Charter School's temporary relocation to West Hempstead, arguing state officials approved the move without following required legal procedures. more
Village officials, longtime customers and friends gathered July 23 to celebrate Connolly Station's 30th anniversary, honoring the Malverne Irish pub's lasting impact on the community. more
Residents filled Harold Walker Memorial Park on Aug. 1 for the annual Lakeview Day celebration, enjoying a neighborhood parade, youth basketball tournament and family activities that showcased the community's pride and traditions. more
The Lakeview Fire Department will celebrate its 117th anniversary on Aug. 9 by welcoming residents inside the firehouse for tours, demonstrations and a community meet-and-greet aimed at recruiting the next generation of volunteer firefighters. more
Friends, family and former colleagues filled American Legion Post 44 in Malverne on Aug. 2 to honor Bob Houlihan, whose decades of service left a lasting mark on Molloy University and the community. more
The Pride of Malverne High School Marching Band spent the week of July 27 preparing for its 2026 competitive season during annual band camp, where students learned their new field show, "Door 13." more
Malverne resident Don Pupke is walking roughly 750 miles across New York to raise money for renovations at American Legion Post 44, a longtime hub for veterans and community events. more
Lakeview volunteers have transformed the Long Island Rail Road station into a colorful community gateway through years of landscaping, native plantings and neighborhood pride. more
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