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The Village recently donated a sign to Shaw Avenue School to help solve traffic porblems around the building. From left are Isaiah Ryan, Public Safety Director Tom DeSimone, David Fede, Trustee Dermond Thomas, Mayor Ed Fare, Assistant Principal Amy Pernick, Samantha Gipson, Janez Francis and Janice Francis.
Village, school work to fix traffic problems
With more than 700 kids, it’s quite busy around Shaw Avenue School every morning. The traffic has gotten so bad around the District 30 elementary school, in fact, that parents and school officials have reached out to the village for help. more
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Crime a prime topic at Envision meeting
Valley Stream residents want what’s best for their community; just ask the people who attended the Jan. 24 Envision Valley Stream meeting. Community residents, village officials and members of the Civilian Patrol were among the crowd at Sip This on Rockaway Avenue. more
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Dermond Thomas, elected to the Valley Stream village board earlier this year, will serve on the seven-member Board of Directors of the Nassau Interim Finance Authority.
Valley Stream trustee tapped for NIFA board
Valley Stream village Trustee Dermond Thomas has been tapped by New York state leaders to serve as a member of the Nassau Interim Finance Agency, a seven-member board which oversees Nassau County’s finances. more
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The Rev. Brenda Overfield, rector of Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, heads a Blue Ribbon committee charged with finding new activities for Valley Stream’s teenagers.
In need of a new teen scene
Growing concerns about teenagers loitering, drinking and vandalizing property have prompted community officials to do something about it. The village has formed a Blue Ribbon Panel, led by the Rev. Brenda Overfield of Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, to try to find new activities for teenagers to keep them off the streets. more
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Ed Fare, right, was sworn in as Valley Stream’s new mayor on Monday evening before a packed courtroom at Village Hall. Nassau County Legislator John Ciotti administered the oath of office, and the Rev. Brenda Overfield, center, of Holy Trinity Episcopal Church held the Bible. Fare’s wife, Ronni, watched as her husband assumed the office he dreamt of since his days growing up in Valley Stream.
Fare takes office as Valley Stream mayor
Quietly, Ed Fare became the mayor of Valley Stream at noon on Monday. More than seven hours later, in less quiet fashion, Fare was sworn in before a packed courtroom at Village Hall. more
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United Community Party winners thank voters
On behalf of the entire United Community Party slate of candidates, volunteers and their families, we would like to thank all of the residents of the Incorporated Village of Valley Stream for their support and votes during last week’s village election. more
“Fare elected mayor…” It was the headline Ed Fare had been dreaming of since his days growing up in Valley Stream. Last week it became a reality, when the seven-year village trustee was elected to the top post with 75 percent of the vote.
Fare: Ready for the challenge
It’s no secret that Ed Fare has wanted to be the mayor of Valley Stream since his days growing up in the community. In fact, when thinking about his critics who say that all he wants to do is be the mayor, Fare responds, “Don’t you want someone who wants to be the mayor?” more
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The United Communtiy Party swept Tuesday’s village election. From left are Village Justice Bob Bogle, Trustee Vincent Grasso, Mayor-elect Ed Fare and Trustee-elect Dermond Thomas.
Fare is Valley Stream's new mayor
It was a landslide victory for Ed Fare and his United Community Party running mates on Tuesday. Fare received three-quarters of the vote in the race for mayor against Citizens Independence Party candidate Joseph Margolin. more
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Mayoral candidates Joseph Margolin, left, and Ed Fare.
Vote for new mayor is Tuesday
    In less than a week, residents will know who will lead Valley Stream for the next four years. Tuesday’s mayoral election pits village Trustee Ed Fare against Gibson resident … more
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Dermond Thomas is running for village trustee in Valley Stream.
Dermond Thomas, Valley Stream village trustee candidate
When Dermond Thomas and his wife, Kimberly, were ready to move from Brooklyn to the suburbs, they chose Valley Stream for a reason. Now Thomas is looking to serve his community of four years by running for the village Board of Trustees. more
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