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Addressing racism on Long Island
In Spike Lee’s masterful “BlackkKlansman,” based on the memoir by Ron Stallworth, Colorado Springs’ first African-American police officer and undercover detective, we see racism in its most ugly form . . . more
Stamping out vaping among teens
Vaping gets its name from the cloud of water vapor that e-cigarettes produce, and it has become wildly popular among teenagers who believe it’s harmless. It’s not. In fact . . . more
West Hempstead’s Applied Behavior Analysis center opened last month.
Gersh ABA Services opens autism therapy center in West Hempstead
A recent study by the American Academy of Pediatrics found that roughly one in 40 children in the United States has autism, an increase from the previous estimate of one in 59 children. To meet … more
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Lori Lang, the school board president at St. Thomas the Apostle School in West Hempstead, has shared this flyer through social media to spread the word about Dress Down for California.
Malverne, West Hempstead residents to hold Dress Down for California
Malvernite Lori Lang has rallied schools in Malverne, West Hempstead, Valley Stream and New Hyde Park to take part in a fundraiser to support people affected by the California wildfire. Lang, who is … more
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Redhawk Native American Dancers member Cliff Matias answered students’ questions at a dance performance celebrating his culture at Davison Avenue Intermediate School in Malverne on Nov. 21.
Honoring Native American culture in Malverne
Malverne Union Free School District’s Davison Avenue Intermediate School was illuminated as students will wore bright and beautiful colors to honor Native American culture on Nov. 21. As a … more
The federal Government Accountability Office will investigate New York American Water’s use of federal funds.
Federal government to investigate New York American Water
The federal Government Accountability Office will investigate how New York American Water uses federal funds, as requested by U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer in August. Specifically, investigators will … more
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Is there really a ‘women’s vote’?
I’m obviously not a woman, so I’m not the best person to parse the so-called “women’s vote.” But I’ll try. I’m covering my 25th general election this year . . . more
Reducing sexual assault in schools is ongoing fight
The recent U.S. Senate hearings to confirm Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh captivated the nation in some of the most contentious weeks of the Trump presidency. We will never know . . . more
Richard Kern, New York American Water’s production manager, met with Malverne’s board of trustees to discuss water-quality concerns on Oct. 3.
Malverne resident raises concerns about discolored water
Water quality was a major topic of discussion at Malverne’s village board meeting on Oct. 3. James Schimmenti, who lives on Ambrose Avenue, said he was concerned about the water quality on his … more
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People of all ages took part in line dancing during Chicken Bingo with the W.H. Lions Club on Sept. 14.
Residents enjoy western-themed Chicken Bingo with West Hempstead Lions Club
The West Hempstead Lions Club held their western-themed Chicken Bingo at American Legion Cathedral Post 1087 on Sept. 14. The event was complete with line dancing lessons, a “jail” for breaking … more
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