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Malverne Music Parent’s Association Kate Gross, left, Dawn Hayer, board of education Trustee Kathleen Nolan-Kasal, Yasmine Gordon, and Stacey Lewis selling Malverne swag before the game.
Malverne's homecoming parade drew a crowd!
Malverne High School celebrated a rescheduled homecoming Friday, Oct. 13 with a traditional parade and football game. The Mules suffered their first loss of the season, a 21-14 defeat at the hands of … more
Belmont Park now offering ice skating to all
Those looking for holiday fun will be able to lace up their skates and take to the ice at Belmont Park come Dec. 27 when The Park at UBS Arena opens its 155,800 square foot, season-long outdoor … more
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Meet Malverne’s first female police officer
Eighteen years ago, Joanne McNelis became Malverne’s first woman police officer. Since she paved the way, three more women have followed their calling to law enforcement in the village. … more
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What makes these Girl Scouts so outstanding? Read to find out.
The Girl Scout Law says to make the world a better place, and that’s exactly what Lorelei Fitzgerald, Sabrina Jones, and Rylin Kenney did earning them Silver Awards — a recognition … more
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South Shore drug ring busted
A sweeping drug trafficking operation across Long Island’s South Shore was disrupted after a nine-month investigation by the Drug Enforcement Agency and Nassau County District Attorney’s … more
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Ms. Universe Ecuador Delary Georgette Stoffers with Malverne High School students during the Hispanic Heritage Month assembly on Oct. 4.
Find out how Malverne celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month
Malverne High School welcomed an exciting and culturally inspiring assembly Oct. 4 presented by the Nassau County Office of Hispanic Affairs where students were treated to song, dance and very … more
Sixth grade Advisory and Community Service Club at Howard T. Herber Middle School with donations for their Thanksgiving Food Drive benefitting the INN in Hempstead. Embarking on a mission of compassion and community spirit, the sixth grade Advisory and Community Service Club at Malverne’s Howard T. Herber Middle School are holding a Thanksgiving Food Drive from Nov. 1-20. The heartfelt initiative aims to benefit the INN in Hempstead, supporting the soup kitchen and food pantry. This year, the focus is not just on gathering sustenance but fostering a sense of togetherness and shared responsibility. Students are encouraged to make a difference by bringing in their donations upon entry into the building, echoing the sentiment that every contribution, no matter how small, can have a meaningful impact.
Thanksgiving food drives nearby
Thanksgiving and the upcoming December and January holidays are a joyous time for most Nassau County families, but every year, neighbors go hungry. It’s an unfortunate reality, although each … more
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PHOTOS: Lynbrook and Malverne firefighters team up
Lynbrook and Malverne firefighters teamed up on Monday night last week to extinguish a working pick-up truck fire on Ocean Avenue just north of Lakeview Avenue.   Lynbrook was … more
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Words of wisdom from community leaders
In honor of the new year, neighbors and community leaders shared their favorite words of wisdom: "Something I try to live by personally and professionally: "Is it true? Is it necessary? Is it … more
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What will the West Hempstead school budget mean now that it's adopted?
Voters Tuesday night approved the West Hempstead school district budget after defeating the identical proposal in May. The June 20 revote resulted in 1,989 residents voting in favor of the … more
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