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The SATs are now fully online — but what does that mean for your student?
It’s official: in true 21st century fashion, the SATs will be administered online starting this spring with a new format that is expected to be more accessible to the modern student — but … more
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Russell Marshall takes the West Hempstead train into the city daily for work.
What do YOU think about MTA fare hikes? See what your neighbors think.
Starting on or around Aug. 20, Long Island Rail Road riders can expect a modest uptick — roughly 4.3 percent — in the price of their weekly and monthly tickets. The Metropolitan … more
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Malverne veteran inducted into Hall of Fame
In the spirit of the month in which we honor veterans, Assemblyman Brian Curran hosted a ceremony on Nov. 19 at the Lynbrook Veterans of Foreign Wars post to recognize nine veterans for their service … more
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RVC Diocese claims $200M ‘best and final’ offer
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Rockville Centre has made what it says is its “best and final proposal” toward a settlement with the more the 600 people who accused the church of child … more
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West Hempstead Secondary School eighth grader and ENL student Wilder Castro-Fuentes has had an amazing journey in the West Hempstead School District.
Would you be able to live in a new country ... and thrive?
West Hempstead Secondary School future freshman and ENL student Wilder Castro-Fuentes has had an amazing journey in the West Hempstead school district. Castro-Fuentes arrived at George … more
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PHOTOS: Malverne celebrates the holidays
Malverne got festive over the weekend as the entire village came aglow with holiday lights. Neighbors came together the celebrate Christmas through the village’s blessing of the crèche, … more
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The West Hempstead School District’s director of technology, Vincent Fleck, examined equipment. Ensuring that the network is secure is a constant endeavor.
Is your school's network safe?
An audit of the West Hempstead school district’s information technology security revealed a potential “entry point” for cybercriminals. New York State Comptroller Thomas … more
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Check out how these kids showed their spirit this Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving is a holiday all about gratitude and community — and this year, students across the Malverne and West Hempstead school districts had their own ways to celebrate. … more
James Lang, ex-chief of the Malverne Fire Department, second from right, earned the Firefighter of the Year award from Elks Lodge No. 1 for a mental health program he created. He was recognized by Mayor Tim Sullivan of Malverne, far left, and Paul Schneller, the lodge’s grand exalted ruler, second from left.
Looking out for firefighters’ mental health
In a profession in which traumatic experiences are commonplace — and not often talked about — James Lang, ex-chief of the Malverne Fire Department, wanted to make sure his fellow … more
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A dancer making sure every step is toward her dream
After she graduated from her childhood dance studio, Kristen Smith’s career took off. Now the Boston Conservatory alumna, former Rockette and current nursing student is coming back to … more
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