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“Black Knight,” a work of watercolor by Rockville Centre artist Warren Marquis, will be on display during the Malverne Chamber of Commerce’s first annual ArtWalk.
Malverne starts a fine arts exhibition
Nearly 100 works of art created by more than 30 artists will be on display in two dozen village businesses when the Malverne Chamber of Commerce kicks off its first ArtWalk on Saturday. The opening ceremony will be held at the Malverne Cinema at 10:30 a.m. more
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Guy Mazza, acting director of the Department of Public Service’s Long Island office, presided over a public hearing in Malverne to discuss New York American Water's request for a rate hike in Oct. 2016.
Water company receives lower rate increase
The New York State Public Service Commission announced last week that it had lowered New York American Water Company’s requested rate increase, granting a first-year increase of $3.63 million — less than half of the $8.7 million requested by the company. more
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Malvernite and animal rights activist John Di Leonardo protested outside Nassau Coliseum on Hempstead Turnpike during Ringling Bros.’ last performance.
The circus closes its tent, but Malvernite’s fight continues
It was the last day of Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus’s final performance at Nassau Coliseum and Malvernite John Di Leonardo was on the sidewalk in front of the Coliseum, yelling into a megaphone. more
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Members of the Hempstead Chamber.
Multi chambers network at Crossroads Farm
Five area chambers of commerce came together at Crossroads Farm at Grossmann’s last week for the West Hempstead Chamber of Commerce’s 4th annual multi-chamber event. “We had the West Hempstead, Franklin Square, Elmont, Hempstead and Malverne chambers of commerce there,” said Patti Locurcio, the West Hempstead chamber’s secretary. About 120 people attended the event, which was held in one of the farm’s hoop houses. more
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Fourth-graders from the Howell Road Elementary School in Valley Stream visited Crossroads Farm for an organic farming lesson last week. At right were farm Field Manager Stephanie Kane and Howell Road teacher Catherine Ricchiuti.
Taking Crossroads Farm to the next level
Last year, when Marilyn Cranin of the Nassau Land Trust — the non-profit operator of Crossroads Farm — saw the renovations Joseph DeVito did to his tableware shop, White House Home in Malverne, Cranin knew she had found the perfect person for a specific undertaking. “She got me involved in the farm’s advisory council,” DeVito said. “My focus became beautification and enhancement.” more
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The Hempstead town board voted unanimously to increase the age to buy tobacco, nicotine and e-cigarette products and paraphernalia to 21 on April 25.
Town raises age for tobacco sales to 21
The Town of Hempstead board voted unanimously to increase the minimum age to purchase all tobacco products, liquid nicotine, electronic cigarettes and all smoking paraphernalia to 21 during a board meeting on April 25. more
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A Fitness 19 trainer helped a patron get in shape during an intensive interval workout.
Fitness 19 opens in Malverne
It was only three days into the opening of Fitness 19 in Malverne, and the new gym was already buzzing with over a hundred people working out on the machines, in group lessons and with personal trainers. more
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First Performance at the new Coliseum [Video]
The Uniondale HS show choir, Rhythm of the Night, dazzled the crowd with their performance. more
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Ribbon cutting at the new coliseum which has undergone a $165 million renovation project. From left, Kevan Abrahams, Brett Yormark, Dmitry Razumov, Ed Mangano, Bruce Ratner, Andrew Kaplan, Norma Gonsalves and Frank Colon.
Nassau Coliseum Press Tour - Slideshow [Photo gallery]
Behind the scenes access to the new NYCB Live Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum. more
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A temporary water filtration plant built by New York American Water on Chautauqua Avenue in Lakeview. The plant, almost completed, was constructed prior to receiving approval from the Nassau County Department of Health.
Water company must resubmit filtration plans
After a Malverne Architectural Review Board “special exception” meeting that lasted over two hours last week, the village told New York American Water executives that they needed to provide more, detailed information about the water filtration plant they are proposing before the board could make any decision on going forward with the plant. The company is seeking village approval to build a plant on property it owns on Cornwell Avenue in the middle of a residential neighborhood. more
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