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Political activist Scottie Coads died at the age of 79. Her decades of service forever changed her community.
A civil rights icon died. Read to find out about this amazing Lakeview woman
Every once in a while, someone comes along that truly embodies the spirit of the community, and whose dedication inspires others — that’s Scottie Coads. Coads, 79, died Oct. 6 after … more
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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
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
Malverne Board of Education and administration cut the ribbon at the grand opening of Camp Explore at Davison Avenue Intermediate School on Sept. 28.
Malverne opened a new learning camp. Find out what it's all about
The Malverne Union Free School District cut a ceremonial blue ribbon on Sept. 28 and celebrated the official grand opening of “Camp Explore,” the new outdoor learning space at Davison … more
Town Supervisor Don Clavin, joined by County Legislator Bill Gaylor and Maureen Greenberg, president of the West Hempstead Community Support Association, announced that the town is looking to declare the Capri Motor Inn as eminent domain. The town is asking neighbors what they’d like to see as a replacement.
Why does the town want to seize this West Hempstead business?
The Capri Motor Inn, which was shut down and declared a public nuisance last month by the Town of Hempstead, will be replaced by a new commercial or residential property through the process of … more
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The Chamber of Commerce’s Fall Festival has brought autumn fun to Malverne for 30 years. This year’s event will feature rock climbing, classic cars and, of course, delicious food.
What are you doing this weekend? There are plenty of fall events in Malverne, Lakeview and West Hemsptead!
Two favorite events are returning in a double-header of neighborly togetherness and weekend fun: The Lakeview Community Cleanup and the Malverne Fall Festival are back, on Saturday and Sunday, and … more
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Anthony Marco graduated 10th in his class at West Point Academy. Before joining one of the most elite units in the army, he’ll be studying homeland security for a year in Israel.
Malverne grad has an amazing career ahead of him
In the near future, Anthony Marco will be jumping out of flying planes to land in dangerous combat zones in service to the U.S. military — but first, a quick pit stop. The Malverne High School … more
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New York State Senator Kevin Thomas (holding check) was joined by Malverne High School students and administrators for the official ribbon cutting to unveil the school’s new lockers, which were paid for with funds provided by the New York State Senate.
These new lockers are so amazing you'll want to get stuffed inside!
The Malverne school district officially unveiled new lockers at Malverne High School and Howard T. Herber Middle School that were purchased with money allocated by New York State Senator Kevin … more
Malverne High School librarian Jacinta Bowman leads an engaging and enlightening lesson on censorship and literary freedom to kick off Banned Books Week on Oct. 2.
Malverne students fight against banning books
On Oct. 2, Malverne High School students participated in an interactive lesson that shined a light on their favorite childhood books that are currently at risk of being banned at schools and … more
Kathy Buchsbaum, Assistant Director, Renee Baez, Head of Youth Services, Robyn Gilloon, Library Director
How can you make a difference in your community? Try your local library!
Libraries remain the hub of their communities, and one way they are serving neighbors is by coordinating efforts to help those in need. As part of the Great Give Back — a community service … more
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