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A truck carried water mains scheduled for replacement on Malverne Ave. during May 2015.
Summer water main replacement in Malverne
New York American Water began a $900,000 effort to install nearly 4,700 feet of new water mains in Malverne on June 28, the company reported. more
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Tom Daly with his Geico stunt plane earlier this year.
Malverne’s own action hero: Thomas Daly
Thomas Daly, proprietor of the Malverne School of Self Defense, has many defining characteristics. “I’m told I have one of the oldest businesses by the same owner in Malverne,” Daly said before one of his classes last week. “I’m going on my 43rd year here.” more
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LIRR Far Rockaway line passengers noted crowded trains as an issue they regularly encounter on their commute. Above, morning passengers at the Inwood station.
MTA announces LIRR fare reductions
Long Island Rail Road riders traveling to Hunterspoint Ave. or Atlantic Terminal will be entitled to a fare reduction averaging 25 percent during Amtrak’s repair work, the Metropolitan Transit Authority announced Tuesday. The fare reduction will take effect July 10, and will end when Amtrak’s repair work at Penn Station has been completed. more
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Assemblyman Curran has written a bill mandating a study that will measure the impact of plane noise on health and the environment on all areas adjacent to the JFK and LaGuardia airports’ flight paths.
Legislation calls for a second plane noise study
After stating that the impact of plane noise on the health and environment is a top issue for the residents in his district, Assemblyman Brian Curran (Republican, Lynbrook) introduced legislation last week requiring the New York State Departments of Transportation and Environmental Conservation to examine and report on the effects of air traffic from John F. Kennedy and LaGuardia airports. more
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Charles Cook III, manager of fleet programs and technology for JetBlue Airways, demonstrated NextGen during a press event in March.
Air traffic control and privatization
President Trump endorsed a proposal on June 5 to privatize air-traffic control, an action that was opposed by a number of those who have voiced their frustration over the plane noise plaguing Long Island. more
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Thousands of commuters struggled to get home from an overcrowded Penn Station on May 10, when Amtrak-related signal trouble caused the cancellation of nearly 80 trains.
The LIRR’s mitigation plan during summer repairs
Anticipating harsh commuting delays while infrastructure repairs are made this summer, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority released an extensive alternate transportation plan for Long Island Rail Road commuters on June 12. more
A Statue of Liberty sculpture by artist Mitch Van Doff, owned and on loan from Malvernite Maria Casini, is on display at the All State Insurance office on Hempstead Ave.
Malverne Art Walk gets a welcomed reception
More than 100 people took a stroll through the village’s downtown to view artwork on display as part of the Malverne Chamber of Commerce’s first annual Art Walk. The exhibition, which is free, runs through June 24. more
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Public officials are seeking to rename a significant Nassau County portion of the Southern State Parkway to honor Malvernite and NYPD Det. Steven McDonald.
Officials seek to rename Southern State to honor McDonald
A bill introduced last Thursday in the State Senate, sponsored by the entire Long Island Senate delegation, would rename a 10-mile stretch of the Southern State Parkway in honor of Malvernite and NYPD Detective Steven McDonald, who died Jan. 10. The bill, which is expected to pass the Senate this session, proposes to rename the parkway the Steven McDonald Memorial Highway. more
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Thomas Callahan, 17, enjoyed a rest in the park he renovated last month as part of an Eagle project.
A place to rest, and memorialize a great-grandfather
People waiting for the N31 bus by Malverne’s Bank of America, or others who simply need a place to rest in the village’s downtown area, can now tip their hat to Boy Scout Eagle candidate, Thomas Callahan and his great-grandfather, Anthony Canzoneri. more
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New York state is stepping up efforts to improve drinking water quality and monitoring.
Fresh efforts to monitor drinking water quality
New York state will soon begin implementing changes that will alter the way drinking water is protected and monitored for the better. more
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