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Malverne School District students toured the Doshi STEM program’s facilities in June 2014.
Creating a STEM program at Malverne High School
Less than three years after Nassau BOCES’s regional high school in Syosset announced that it would bring concentrated studies in science, technology, engineering and math to students in Nassau and Suffolk counties, the program announced in late April that it would cease operations due to lack of funding and enrollment. more
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These hearty rubber trees were recently planted on Alnwick Road in Malverne as part of the Tree and Beautification program.
Village’s tree population down
When Malverne resident Nick Koumos became a volunteer for the village’s Tree and Beautification Committee, it was 1989 and the village was planting an average of 200 trees a year. That was a good number, because although the village loses roughly 100 trees a year — by committee estimates — it was still planting twice as many trees as it lost. more
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Budget passed; D’Esposito will join the board
Voters in Malverne responded very favorably to passing the school district’s proposed budget of $54.5 million, which brings a tax levy increase of .83 percent, the lowest the community has seen in two decades. They also easily voted in Proposition 2, which asked voters to approve $1.6 millin in expenditures of the capital reserve fund, which carries no additional cost for taxpayers, the district said. more
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Vote for D’Esposito for Malverne trustee
In Malverne, three candidates are running for one available Board of Education seat. Michael Taylor, Jeanne D’Esposito and Jan Kasal have all been fervent supporters of the school district. more
Hank Maier with his wife, Maura, in an undated photo at a friend’s wedding.
Hank Maier, Malverne entrepreneur, dies
Hank Maier, a 50-year Malverne resident who, after moving to the village in 1966, founded Lynbrook’s successful Brick Café, died May 3. He was 79. more
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Some of Malverne's emergency response workers with Mayor McDonald, village residents and corporate officials at an event in late April at the Malverne Firehouse.
Protecting the protectors
Three hundred Malverne emergency responders, including members of the fire and police departments as well as volunteers for the auxiliary police and ambulance corps, received free home monitoring devices last week as part of a national Protect the Protectors program being implemented by State Farm and Canary, a home security start-up. more
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Striking Verizon workers were in Malverne recently, picketing in front of a home being serviced by non-union workers on Morris Avenue West. From left were Ken Lerner of Coram, Edward LaChappelle of West Hempstead, Carlos Oscolava of Massapequa and a worker who declined to be identified.
Workers taking it to the streets
Is your Verizon service acting up? Perhaps your Internet connection is slow, or you hear crackling on your phone line? When you call for service, you may get more than just a technician visiting your home. more
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leanne Anderson, above, fictionalized a domestic abuse situation in order to show readers that women — and men — are often victims because of an abuse that occurred while they were children.
Real domestic violence, fictionalized
According to Safe Horizon, a national victims’ services agency, girls and boys who witness domestic violence — and don’t receive help — are more prone to continue the cycle of domestic violence in their lives. Girls are more vulnerable to abuse as teens and adults, while boys are far more likely to become abusers of their partners and/or children as adults. more
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Running for Malverne school board seat are, from left, Michael Taylor, Jan Kasal and Jeanne D'Esposito.
Three candidates vie for school board seat
On May 17, School District 12 residents will choose among three candidates seeking a seat on the Malverne school board. more
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Leonard Albert with his $4,000 whole-house water filter, which he installed last year at the recommendation of New York American Water.
For clean water, couple spent $8,000
For the past two years, Leonard Albert, 74, and his wife, Therese, had been noticing a pattern. The couple, Malverne residents for over 40 years, had been developing a skin rash — red skin accompanied by bumps on their legs, backs, chests, feet and elsewhere. more
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