Monday, April 28, 2025
The children of Malverne searched the town for Easter eggs on April 19, as they took part in the Malverne Chamber of Commerce’s annual Bunny Hop and Shop event.
The Malverne Winter Guard — showcasing the sport of color guard and performance art — earned first place at the winter guard finals on March 29, winning the 2025 Musical Arts Conference Scholastic AA championship.
Mayor Tim Sullivan discussed the Village of Malverne’s tentative budget for the 2025-26 year at a public hearing on April 7. This budget season a 3.7% property tax rate increase will allow the village a budget of about $20 million.
Superintendent Lorna Lewis received the Sojourner Truth National Meritorious Service Award from The National Association of Negro Business and Professional Women’s Club, Inc. at an award ceremony on April 12.
Anthony Barbieri knew the Malverne baseball team would have its growing pains this year, making the move up from the Countywide division to Nassau Conference A-2, battling the likes of perennial …
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.
The children of Lakeview enjoyed a festive Easter celebration last Saturday, highlighted by the community’s first Hoppy Hunt, which it plans to turn into an annual event. More than 250 people attended, taking part in a range of activities and hunting for over 1,000 eggs.
The White House issued an executive order to reduce several government entities, including the Institute of Museum and Library Services on March 14. The dismantling of the IMLS puts New York state at risk of losing $19 million in funding.
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.
Editorial
Gov. Kathy Hochul’s newly unveiled plan to restrict smartphone use in schools across New York state has sparked robust discussion among educators, parents and policymakers.
Columnist
New York is one of only four states in the nation with an archaic law that stands in the way of prosecuting drugged drivers.
Columnist
As high school seniors and others contemplate their college plans, it is timely to remind them about the purpose of higher education. This is especially true at a time when there are those who …
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Last September, we were proud to dedicate a new police headquarters in the heart of our quaint village.
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What happens when graduation requirements are completely reimagined? Could the Department of Education actually disappear?