Friday, April 25, 2025
Volunteer fire departments across New York state will open their doors to the public the weekend of April 26–27 as part of the 16th annual RecruitNY campaign, an effort aimed at boosting volunteer membership in local fire departments. Lakeview Fire Department will hold an open house on April 27.
Mayor Tim Sullivan swore in Lori Lang and Megan O’Rourke-Schutta to the Malverne Board of Trustees at the village’s annual organizational meeting.
Residents joined members of the Lakeview Civic Association at the Lakeview train station last Saturday for a spring cleanup. More than 50 people showed up to help beautify the community.
A former special-education teacher in the West Hempstead School District has been accused of physically and emotionally abusing students in his second-grade classroom at Cornwell Avenue Elementary School, according to an attorney for the students’ families.
The Easter Bunny joined the residents of West Hempstead at Halls Pond Park for a joyous Easter egg hunt on Saturday. The West Hempstead Lions Club hosts the annual celebration attended by over 100 members of the local community.
Members of the Lakeview community joined Assemblyman Noah Burroughs at the Lakeview Public Library for a town meeting Thursday evening. The event included discussions about important issues the local community would like to see addressed.
The Nassau County 4th Battalion Fire District and the Nassau County Firefighters Burn Center Foundation hosted the annual Firefighters Burn Center Benefit at Malverne Fire Department headquarters last Sunday. Firefighters from Malverne, Lakeview, East Rockaway, Lynbrook and Rockville Centre attended.
Is it more important to have good young talent to build around for years or veteran experience? Malverne softball coach Nick Moreno doesn’t have to weigh in on that debate. That’s …
The Kiwanis Club of Malverne celebrated their 4-year anniversary at San-Dee Lanes on Mar. 25. Attendees enjoyed two hours of bowling and karaoke hosted by DJ Alex Castro.
Superintendent of the Malverne School District, Lorna Lewis, was recently announced as the recipient of the Sojourner Truth National Meritorious Service Award. The Central Nassau Club of The National Association of Negro Business and Professional Women’s Club, Inc is presenting the award to her.
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