Tuesday, December 3, 2024
Malverne Mayor Tim Sullivan addressed the announced closing of the Malverne Cinema, during the village board meeting on Nov. 6.
Malverne held its annual Veterans Day remembrance ceremony in Chester A. Reese Memorial Park.
Lakeview’s NAACP chapter hosted the Veterans Day event at St. Paul AME church.
The Popkin-Brogna Jujitsu Center in West Hempstead hosted a kick-a-thon to raise money for Long Island Cares.
The West Hempstead boys’ cross country team made major strides this season, capping off a 13-1 campaign by finishing third in the Nassau County Class III Championships on Nov. 2 at Bethpage.
Malverne Board of Education members were recognized by students and faculty for their dedication to the schools and commitment to always doing what’s best for the students.
Malverne High School senior Selin Mutlu has been named a semifinalist for the 2025 Coca-Cola Scholars Program.
Malverne students took in a day of sun on Halloween.
Malverne, West Hempstead and Lakeview will hold Veterans Day events on Monday, Nov. 11.
West Hempstead Secondary School aims to not just teach its students but mentor them as well.
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