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West Hempstead resident Peri Finkelstein released her debut memoir, “The Velvet Bow and Other Dark Sh*t,” last month, sharing her experiences with disability, personal growth and self-advocacy.
West Hempstead's Peri Finkelstein tells her story in new memoir
West Hempstead resident Peri Finkelstein has published her debut memoir, “The Velvet Bow and Other Dark Sh*t,” sharing her experiences with muscular dystrophy, disability advocacy and self-acceptance. more
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Sully Arias-Serna and Christopher Serna celebrated the opening of their new cafe´, the Neighborhood Coffee, on Woodfield Road in West Hempstead, where they hope to bring neighbors together through coffee, food and local history.
Lakeview couple opens The Neighborhood Coffee in West Hempstead
Lakeview couple Sully Arias-Serna and Christopher Serna opened The Neighborhood Coffee in West Hempstead on Sept. 12, creating a café inspired by local history and community connections. more
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Cilicia Jolly joined in the cleanup as she tackles the weeds along the station.
Lakeview Civic Association hosts community cleanup at LIRR station
The Lakeview Civic Association brought volunteers together Oct. 10 for a neighborhood cleanup focused on improving the train station and nearby streets. more
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Jessica Rivera is settling into her new role as principal of George Washington School in West Hempstead, bringing experience in special education, dual-language instruction and school leadership.
Jessica Rivera named new principal of George Washington School in West Hempstead
The West Hempstead School District has welcomed Jessica Rivera as the new principal of George Washington School, bringing experience in classroom instruction, student support and educational leadership. more
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The Malverne Historical and Preservation Society celebrated the village’s football history during a community event highlighting memorable seasons, including the undefeated 1990-91 team that did not allow a single point.
Malverne Historical Society celebrates village football history
The Malverne Historical and Preservation Society brought residents together for a special event highlighting the village’s football history, including its undefeated 1990-91 team. more
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Gianna Forte, marketing lead, and Rita Brown Forte, owner of For Juice Sake, took part in the sixth annual Nassau Boulevard Street Fair in West Hempstead.
West Hempstead Nassau Boulevard Street Fair brings community together
The West Hempstead Civic Association hosted its sixth annual Nassau Boulevard Street Fair on Oct. 18, bringing vendors, live entertainment and family activities to the community. more
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Elaine McGrath and Dawn Feeley look through a historic photograph during St. Andrew’s Lutheran Church’s anniversary celebration.
St. Andrew’s Lutheran Church celebrates its history in West Hempstead
St. Andrew’s Lutheran Church brought generations of parishioners together Oct. 4 for a celebration honoring its history of faith, fellowship and service in West Hempstead. more
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Republican Assembly challenger Irene Villacci is campaigning on lowering taxes and utility costs, repealing cashless bail, increasing school funding and strengthening support for police and volunteer firefighters.
Irene Villacci pitches change as Assembly challenger
Irene Villacci plans to convert her decades of legal experience into effective politics if elected by the state's 21st Assembly District. more
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Assemblywoman Judy Griffin discussed her re-election bid, highlighting her work on affordability, school funding, public safety and infrastructure in Assembly District 21.
Assemblywoman Judy Griffin touts record, outlines plan for district
In her re-election campaign, Assemblywoman Griffin says she is making public safety, education and affordability some of her top priorities. more
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Matt Capp, a Republican candidate for the 6th State Senate District, is campaigning on lowering taxes, expanding affordable housing, supporting law enforcement, improving school funding and investing in public transportation.
Matt Capp places taxes front and center
Rockville Centre resident Matt Capp is the Republican challenger for the State Senate Sixth District seat. more
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