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The Rev. Michael J. Morrow, a Malverne native, celebrated the 40th anniversary of his ordination to the priesthood with a Mass of Thanksgiving on Nov. 8 at Our Lady of Lourdes Church, where he was baptized, served as an altar boy and celebrated his first Mass four decades ago.
Malverne native Rev. Michael Morrow celebrates 40 years as a priest
The Rev. Michael J. Morrow, a Malverne native and son of former Mayor Stewart Morrow, celebrated the 40th anniversary of his ordination with a Mass of Thanksgiving at Our Lady of Lourdes Church. more
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Pete Johansen, a retired maritime professional and U.S. Naval Reserve captain, was named Person of the Year by the West Hempstead Civic Association on Nov. 5 in recognition of his military service, his role in the Sept. 11 maritime evacuation and decades of dedication to his hometown.
Pete Johansen named West Hempstead Civic Association Person of the Year
The West Hempstead Civic Association honored longtime resident and Navy veteran Pete Johansen as its Person of the Year on Nov. 5, recognizing his military service, maritime career and decades of community involvement. more
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West Hempstead resident Jonathan Grossman, founder of The Chamber Music Experience, shared the story of Dutch-Jewish composer Dick Kattenburg, who was murdered at Auschwitz in 1944, during a Nov. 8 presentation at Young Israel of West Hempstead.
Dick Kattenburg's Holocaust-era music comes to life through West Hempstead research
Jonathan Grossman's research into composer Dick Kattenburg uncovered manuscripts and stories of Dutch families who helped protect the musician and his relatives during the Nazi occupation. more
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Carbone Toddler Park on Church Street in Malverne is slated for demolition to make way for a proposed eight-unit apartment building. Village officials plan to build a replacement playground across the street at the site of the former police headquarters at 1 Britton Circle.
Three things to know: Malverne plans to demolish Carbone Park for apartments
Malverne officials announced plans to replace Carbone Toddler Park with an approximately eight-unit apartment building and construct a new playground across the street at the former police headquarters. more
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Western Beef’s West Hempstead location is among 14 stores acquired by Food Bazaar’s parent company, Bogopa Enterprise Inc. The transition has prompted mixed reactions from local shoppers, with some welcoming the change and others expressing concerns about prices and product selection.
Food Bazaar takes over Western Beef in West Hempstead, drawing mixed reactions
West Hempstead shoppers expressed mixed reactions to Food Bazaar's acquisition of the local Western Beef supermarket, raising questions about grocery prices, product selection and changes to the store. more
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Chestnut Street School in West Hempstead celebrated the fall season with its annual Fall Festival on Oct. 28.
West Hempstead's Chestnut Street School hosts annual fall festival
Chestnut Street School students in West Hempstead celebrated their annual fall festival Oct. 28 with seasonal activities and the 114th ringing of the historic Meneely Bell. more
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The 5K runners took off at the Malverne 5K Run/Walk for Education, organized by the Malverne Educational and Fitness Foundation.
Malverne 5K Run/Walk for Education raises funds for local youth programs
Runners and walkers gathered Oct. 18 for the Malverne 5K Run/Walk for Education, raising money to support youth programs throughout the Malverne school district. more
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Flamenco dancers brought the vibrant traditions of Spain to the West Hempstead Public Library on Nov. 8, showcasing colorful costumes, expressive movements and rhythmic footwork during a free cultural performance celebrating Hispanic heritage.
West Hempstead Public Library hosts flamenco dance performance
The West Hempstead Public Library celebrated Hispanic heritage Nov. 8 with a free flamenco performance featuring dancers from Queens showcasing traditional Spanish music, movement and colorful costumes. more
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Student executives from Malverne High School’s Virtual Enterprise companies attended the annual New York State/Northeast Virtual Enterprise Leadership Conference at Long Island University on Oct. 30.
Malverne High School students attend Virtual Enterprise leadership conference
Student executives from Malverne High School's Virtual Enterprise companies, SnuggleTech and Complexion+, attended a leadership conference at Long Island University on Oct. 30 to develop business and professional skills. more
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Davison Avenue Intermediate School PTA co-presidents Tanya Yarborough and Denisse Vertiz are preparing for the school’s first Fall Fest on Nov. 13, featuring autumn-themed games, food, music and activities designed to bring students and families together.
Davison Avenue PTA plans first Fall Fest for Malverne families
Davison Avenue Intermediate School's PTA is preparing to host its first Fall Fest on Nov. 13, featuring games, music, seasonal treats and activities for students and their families. more
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