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On May 18 more than 300 of the Malverne and Lakeview communities gathered to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s landmark march through the neighborhood in 1965.
The 2025-26 budgets for both the Malverne and West Hempstead school districts ed in a vote held May 20.
Malverne and West Hempstead will host their annual parades to celebrate Memorial Day on May 26. Both of the parades begin at 10 a.m.
Despite the rain, Malverne Little League hosted their opening day ceremony on April 5 at Harris Field. The ceremony began with an introduction of all the teams in the league, which includes nearly 400 children from local communities.
Over 80 senior community came together at Echo Park in West Hempstead to learn how to avoid phone, text, email and other scams.
The Malverne Cinema and Art Center, which closed last September, has announced plans to reopen as a nonprofit. To learn more attend a community discussion and information session at Connolly Station on May 29, at 7 p.m.
As part of Stroke Awareness Month, Nestor Montalvo, a West Hempstead resident reunited with the doctors and nursing team at Mercy Hospital that helped him survive an immense stroke.
The Lakeview Civic Association, with the help of Legislator William Gaylor, has secured a $34,000 grant allocated for upgrading the Lakeview Peace Garden. Upgrades to the garden will include a new sign and repaired fencing.
Students of the Malverne school district and their families enjoyed an evening of hands-on activities designed to inspire an interest in STEAM learning on April 24.
Crossroads Farm at Grossman’s hosted their annual opening festival and ribbon cutting this weekend.
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