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Drummer Blaise Lanzetta has been in music nearly as long as he can remember.

Malverne drummer opens for the Rolling Stones

Malverne native drummer Blaise Lanzetta will be headed to Europe this month to once again help open for the Rolling Stones in their new tour, STONES SIXTY. Lanzetta is the drummer in Pittsburg … more

By Kyle Chin | 6/16/22

Nassau should move ahead with plastic bag tax

Plastic bags are about the most insidious of all plastics that humans have created over the past century or so. They easily escape from garbage trucks, and people carelessly toss them . . . more

5/31/18

Photographer Joseph Szabo stood next to a copy of his iconic work, “Priscilla” during a Herald visit to his studio last week.

From Malverne to MoMA: An interview with Joseph Szabo

“It’s just amazing how all this stuff happened, when nothing was ever planned,” said Joseph Szabo, who taught a photography class during most of his 27 years at Malverne High School. “My whole goal was to do a good job teaching, keep the kids interested and have a little fun.” more

By Rossana Weitekamp | 1/13/16

From UVA's Rugby Road, a national wakeup call

“Rugby Road” is one of many University of Virginia fight songs, played by the school’s marching band at football games and sung by the men’s glee club at more gentlemanly affairs. more

12/11/14

Once the host of major tennis tournaments and concerts, the West Side Tennis Club in Forest Hills will welcome its biggest event in more than two decades on Aug. 28, when Mumford and Sons performs.

From tennis court to concert venue

What’s old has become new again. On Aug. 28, more than 17,000 people will fill the West Side Tennis Club in Forest Hills, Queens to see Mumford and Sons, the first major event the venue has hosted in more than 25 years. more

By David Weingrad | 8/23/13

Joseph Szabo snapped this photo of students driving out of the Malverne High School parking lot three and a half decades ago, when he worked there as an art teacher. “Chris on Sr. Day, 1977” is one of the many photographs chronicling teenage life that are part of a new exhibit of Szabo’s work at the Heckscher Museum of Art.

'Coming of Age in America'

When Joseph Szabo first came to teach art classes at Malverne High School in 1972, he was 28 — only a decade older than some of his students. Still, the Ohio native had difficulty relating to … more

Lee Landor | 1/25/12

Now it’s Petraeus’s turn to lead

I can’t remember the last time I picked up a copy of Rolling Stone, but I urge you all to read the article in which Gen. Stanley McChrystal, commander of our troops in Afghanistan, and his colleagues gave a candid interview to journalist Michael Hasting. more

Al D'Amato | 7/1/10

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