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INSIDE A Look At The Past Malverne .................10 A Look At The Past West Hempstead .....14 A Garden Tour in Malverne....................41 Activities at Crossroads Farm ................28 Calendar Of Events ................................18 Chamber of Commerce..........................45 Clubs & Organizations ...........................30 Elected Officials......................................40 Fire .........................................................33 Hidden Talents In West Hempstead .......32 Important Numbers ...............................27 Library ....................................................23 Living In Malverne ...................................9 Living In West Hempstead .....................15 Malverne Chamber of Commerce .........42 Malverne Mayor’s Letter..........................8 Malverne Mel's Charming History .........12 Malverne Schools...................................20 Medical Services Directory .....................25 Mercy Medical Center............................26 Places Of Worship ..................................34 Police ......................................................33 Reaching The Herald ..............................17 Seniors....................................................38 South Nassau Communities Hospital ....24 Town And County...................................44 West Hempstead West Hempstead Schools ......................22 West Hempstead's Shinning Star ..........29 West Hempstead's Street Fair................16
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he Village Malverne Chamber of Commerce of Malverne recently held its annual Art Walk, and we all eagerly await the is widely known for its annual Fall Festival. The vibrant charming, small-town Civic Association held its muchappeal, with lovely homes, anticipated Garden Tour, and we quaint downtown shops look forward to Family Fun Day and restaurants, and in the fall. I have celebrated with beautiful parks and holiday many magnificent young people celebrations. who have completed Eagle Malverne is a walkPatricia Ann Scout and Gold Award Girl Scout able community, with a Norris-McDonald projects for the benefit of the downtown that recently village and its residents. Over the welcomed a fitness center past year, I have sworn in a record number and specialty coffee shop. While walking of new volunteers for the ever-growing along Hempstead Avenue, please take a Malverne Police Reserve and the Malverne moment to reflect on the American flags Fire Department. that line the avenue. Enjoy the beautiful Malverne continues to reflect the efforts hanging baskets, and spend a moment in of the hard-working families who help to the many pocket parks along the way. preserve our beautiful village. I am encourFor a small community, Malverne has aged when I see the next generation move access to several schools and houses of into our community and commit themselves worship. The village is home to Crossroads to carry on the traditions of their parents Farm at Grossmann’s, an agricultural and grandparents while creating new landmark that boasts a thriving, certified traditions along the way. In an era when organic farm. Residents from many surindividuals throughout our nation yearn for rounding communities visit our independent movie theater, and commuting beyond community spirit, I feel truly blessed that it is alive and well in Malverne. Malverne is made possible as residents can opt for public transportation from either the Church Street train station or the Westwood train station. It is remarkable to see the number of volunteers who help to preserve the quality of life in our village. The extremely active
Notable Village Members Mayor: Patricia Ann Norris-McDonald Trustees: Deputy Mayor Keith Corbett John O’Brien Lauren E. Touchard Perry Cuocci Village Clerk & Treasurer: Teresa Emmel Village Attorney: Joseph Gentile Historian: David Weinstein Public Works Department: Paul Jessup Building Department: Louis Santora Fire Chief: Michael Gildea Police Chief: John Aresta Village Justice: James Frankie Justice Court: (516) 599-0722 Village officials meet on the first Wednesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. at the Village Hall. Visit www.malvernevillage.org
The Village of Malverne Board of Trustees holds monthly meetings at Village Hall on the first Wednesday of each month.
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Town and county officials gathered around Malverne Mayor Patti Ann McDonald for the village’s annual Groundhog Day with Malverne Mel in Feb. 2018.
Westwood Park is one of several parks in the village where residents enjoy family fun. Photo by Sue Grieco/Herald
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The Village of Malverne is ideally situated, 45 minutes from the heart of New York City, and within 15 minutes of some of the world’s most beautiful white sand beaches. Residents also enjoy the temperate Long Island climate — warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer than nearby cities and suburbs. Since it became incorporated in 1921, the one square-mile village is widely known for its charming, small-town appeal, with lovely homes, quaint downtown shops and restaurants as well as our beautiful parks. The village also has many landmarks, beloved by locals and visitors alike. These include Crossroads Farm at Grossmann’s, the closest organic farm to New York City. The farm comprises five acres of land and hosts events throughout the year. Other landmarks include the Malverne Historical House, which preserves and displays Malverne’s history through the decades. Noteworthy village events include the Holiday Lighting, which draws admirers from throughout the metropolitan area who delight in the Malverne’s transformation into a holiday showplace, complete with an elf parade, photos with Santa, dance performances, horse-and-carriage rides through the village and more. Malverne’s Memorial Day Parade is another major village event, at which dozens of organizations march through the village’s streets in honor of those who died for the country. Some of the other popular annual events in the village include the Art Walk, the Summer Entertainment Series and the Fall Festival and Classic Car Show. A five-member village board governs Malverne, including Mayor Patricia Ann McDonald and four trustees. The heart of the village’s government is located at Village Hall, 99 Church St. in Malverne. Malverne is served by the Malverne Police Department. The police chief is John Aresta. The Malverne Volunteer Fire Department has served for more than 100 years and is at 30 Broadway. Its chief is Michael Gildea. The village also has its own Department of Public Works, which provides sanitation management, village beautification and road repairs, among other services. There are four public schools and two parochial schools in Malverne. In addition, there is a middle school and two elementary schools. One of the village’s many celebrities is Malverne Mel, the groundhog weather prognosticator who makes an appearance each Feb. 2. Mel has been a mainstay in the village for over 20 years and draws hundreds of people each year to hear his prognostication. For more information on the Village of Malverne, visit www.malvernevillage.org or call Village Hall at (516) 599-1200.
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Courtesy Jim Bove Malverne’s inaugural Groundhog Day ceremony was held on Feb. 2, 1996.
Malverne is one of the older, more established communities on Long Island. Dating back to the early 1700s, Malverne was originally settled by the Rockaway Indians with the current Ocean Avenue serving as an Indian path back then. While many original settlers of Long Island were attracted to fishing industries, Malverne’s excellent location drew farmers. The name Malverne originates from Malvern, England. Alfred H. Wagg, a vice president and general manager of the Amsterdam Development and Sales Company, and Ernest Childs, an executive of the Amed Chemical Company, contributed to the naming of the village in 1913. After Malverne became an unincorporated village in 1921, the village was transformed from rural village to suburban community. The last farm in Malverne, Crossroads Farm at Grossman's, was acquired by the Nassau Land Trust in 2006 and continues to operate as the last working farm in the village. Founded on Aug. 11, 1986, the Malverne Historical & Preservation Society, at 369 Ocean Ave., is filled with its own collection of vintage photos and items, with board members who can share the village’s history in detail.
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Freight trains chugged through Malverne on the West Hempstead branch of the Long Island Rail Road almost daily in the late 1800s.
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prognosticator in 2008. In 2011, the village canceled its Groundhog Day ceremony for the first time due to an ice storm. Not wanting to miss the important event, Mel became the first groundhog to phone in his prognostication. He told Mayor Patti McDonald at village hall that he predicted an early spring. In February 2018, with the temperature in the mid-20s with cloudy skies, Malverne’s annual Groundhog Day with Malverne Mel was a bit different from recent years. Usually, the village gathers at Chester A. Reese Veterans Memorial Park by the gazebo on Church Street to hear Malverne Mel’s prognostication on whether we’ll have an early spring or six more weeks of winter. Instead, about 100 residents filled the greenhouse at Crossroads Farm. Regardless of where Malverne Mel makes his annual prediction, you can expect the event to draw people of all ages who include village residents and town officials.
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stead in conjunction with the creation of Hempstead Lake State Park. In the 1930s, ownership of the Paramount Riding Academy was turned over to Charles Heinsohn, who renamed it Lakeside Riding Academy, a name that survived until 2006, when owners Suzanne Benedict and Brian McTigue sold it to Alex Jacobson and Benjamin Haghani, and it was renamed the Lakewood Stables. Jacobson changed the name to the New York Equestrian Center after the 2013 renovation. Hall’s Pond Park, the largest in West Hempstead, is made up three contiguous parcels of land acquired by Nassau County between 1956 and 1970. It is one of several properties in the county that were originally designed for drainage purposes and later turned into public parks. A name change of West Hempstead to Mayfair Park was proposed in 2000, but the idea was voted down. The West Hempstead Historical Society — which celebrated its 35th anniversary in 2018 — has continued to build upon its collection of historical items, sharing the history of West Hempstead.
The hamlet of West Hempstead got its name after the Long Island Rail Road built a station on Hempstead Turnpike in 1891. The station was originally referred to as “West of Hempstead,” and soon after, the hamlet’s name became what it is today. The community steadily grew over the years thanks to the establishment of its parks, schools and businesses. Chestnut Street School, the first school to be established in the district in 1913, celebrated its 105th anniversary in 2018. In 1926, the Paramount Riding Academy — a training and equine rehabilitation center — opened in West Hemp-
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The Holiday Tree Lighting and Menorah Blessing at Hall’s Pond Park attracts residents, community groups and local elected leaders. Photo courtesy Sen. Kaminsky’s office
West Hempstead is a Nassau County hamlet rich with history, parks, numerous public transportation options and other amenities that have been drawing residents and businesses to the area for years. The hamlet has several business districts, including Hempstead Avenue, Woodfield Road and Hempstead Turnpike, all of which offer a mosaic of different restaurants, convenience stores and more that reflect the diverse needs and interests of residents. The area has a strong Orthodox Jewish community, as well as many residents from Western Europe and other areas across the globe. One of the hamlet’s many gems is Hall’s Pond Park, the county’s 11-acre retreat, which is the largest in West Hempstead, at the corner of Nassau Boulevard and Hempstead Avenue. The park includes a duck pond, playground and walking paths, which attract children and adults, and is a gathering place for events hosted by the West Hempstead Community Support Association, the West Hempstead Lions Club, the Police Athletic League and many more. The century-old Hempstead Lake State Park is another hamlet treasure, with tennis and basketball courts, horse trails, fishing ponds, a new playground and a carousel. Echo Park, which offers indoor and outdoor pools, a diving pool, saunas and a fitness center, is located on Nassau Boulevard and is open to town residents. In Feb. 2018, the town renovated the park as part of its refurbishment project. New York Equestrian Center, on Eagle Avenue near Hempstead Lake State Park, offers escorted trail rides in the park, indoor lessons, horse boarding and other services, and is home to the only physical therapy business for horses on Long Island. Another of the hamlet’s main gathering hubs is the West Hempstead Public Library, which offers programs for all ages throughout the year in its lower level community rooms. There are five public schools in West Hempstead: a high school, a middle school, an intermediate school, a primary school and a kindergarten center. The hamlet is also home to the Gersh Academy, a school for children on the autism spectrum, and several parochial schools.
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rom mechanical bull riding to inflatable slides, West Hempstead’s annual Street Fair is expected to feature fun-filled activities on Sunday, Oct. 7. Hosted by the West Hempstead Chamber of Commerce and the West Hempstead Community Support and Civic Association, several local businesses will be lined up Nassau Boulevard, from Hempstead Avenue to Johnson’s Lane near Hall’s Pond Park. The daylong event usually draws hundreds of residents and people of all ages. Some of the attractions people can expect
3 at this year’s street fair include fair food, from hotdogs to ice cream, fun and games such as bouncy houses and face-painting. With so many activities to choose from, residents can expect to be entertained throughout the day. 1- Cameron Bica got some cool designs painted on his face at the street fair in 2017. 2- Gina Husser, middle, treated Hank and Kathleen Tator to some ice cream. 2: Kaylee Terwilliger got a head start to her Halloween decorating.
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Aug. Summer 31 Entertainment Series Every year, Malverne’s Summer Entertainment Series features cover bands playing classic tunes at village parks. In addition, the series features theatrical works as well. The Cold Spring Harbor Band: A Billy Joel Tribute Band, will close out this year’s ceremony with many of Joel’s signature songs.
Memorial Service Malverne’s candlelight ceremony, An Evening of Remembrance, will honor those who died on Sept. 11, 2001. The ceremony is held at the 9/11 monument near the gazebo in Reese Park, by the Malverne train station, on the evening of Sept 11. In West Hempstead, a 9/11-remembrance ceremony will be held at the 9/11 Memorial on Sept. 9 at Hall’s Pond Park.
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People of all ages are welcome to join in Malverne’s annual charity 5K Run. Proceeds will go to the Malverne Educational and Fitness Foundation, a nonprofit organization supporting youth programs in the Malverne School District.
Oct. Fall Festival Classic 14 and Car Show Malverne’s 12th annual Fall Festival and Classic Car Show is expected to feature crafts, handmade jewelry and gifts. The event will also have a pet parade, costume contest, pumpkin patch, face-painting, rides for the children, food and plenty more attractions for people of all ages.
Celebrate the holiday season in Malverne and West Hempstead at their annual Christmas tree and menorah lighting ceremonies, held at Hempstead Avenue in Malverne and Hall’s Pond Park in West Hempstead.
Feb. Groundhog Day At one of Malverne’s most popular events of the year, Malverne Mel makes his early morning prediction as to whether we will have an early spring or six more weeks of winter.
May Memorial 27 Day Parade
Oktoberfest
Visit Crossroads Farm at Grossman’s for the annual celebration of German culture. Get a taste of Long Island’s best beers and enjoy treats from local vendors and food trucks, pumpkin picking and going on hayrides as live music plays throughout the afternoon.
Nov. Christmas Dec. Tree and menorah lightings
Both Malverne and West Hempstead hold robust Memorial Day celebrations that feature parades through their respective communities.
Nov. Taste of the 16 Holidays
Get in the spirit of the holidays with one of Crossroads Farm’s most festive events of the year. There will be local vendors with gift items and samples, so stop in to shop and have some holiday fun.
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Malverne Schools Malverne Public Schools How to reach the schools District 12 Superintendent: Dr. James Hunderfund Deputy Superintendent: Steven Gilhuley Assistant Superintendent: Dr. Spiro Colaitis Ronny Reyes/Herald
Mortarboards flew high at Malverne High School’s graduation ceremony in June 2018.
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onsisting of a primary school, intermediate school, middle school and high school, the Malverne Union Free School District has set ambitious goals since it began as a single schoolhouse more than 160 years ago. Since then, Malverne has seen its school district grow in every respect. High educational quality is a hallmark of the elementary schools. Small class sizes, with a student-to-teacher ratio of about 20 to 1, ensure that all children receive the attention they deserve. At the Howard. T. Herber Middle School, there are diverse programs, including a full roster of clubs so youngsters have an opportunity to explore various interests. The academic schedule is progressively individualized from the middle school to the high school, making the transition smooth. Malverne High School is one of the most effective secondary schools in the country. Malverne’s class of 2018 set numerous records. Ninety-nine percent of the graduates received a Regents diploma, 64 percent earned an Advanced Regents Diploma, 26 percent students were National Scholars and more than $5 million in scholarships were awarded to students. Since its birth, the district’s goal has been the total success of all children, making it a place where students, educators and parents can collaborate to provide for the education of children as independent, lifelong learners.
Business Administrator: Christopher Caputo Malverne Board of Education: President: Jeanne D’Esposito First Vice President: Danielle Hopkins Second Vice President: Phyllis Tinsley Trustees: Laura Avvinti, Josephine Bottita District Clerk: Lisa Ridley Administration Office 301 Wicks Lane, Malverne 11565 887-6405 General Information: 887-6400 Malverne High School (9-12) 80 Ocean Ave., Malverne 11565 887-6421 Principal: Dr. Vincent Romano Howard T. Herber Middle School (5-8) 75 Ocean Ave., Malverne 11565 887-6445 Principal: Daniel Nehlsen Davison Avenue Intermediary School (3-4) 49 Davison Ave., Lynbrook 11563 887-6463 Principal: Rachel Gross Maurice W. Downing Primary School (K-2) 55 Lindner Place, Malverne 11565 887-6470 Principal: Edward Tallon Malverne After School Center
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Malverne Mayor Patti Ann McDonald — along with many other community leaders — were honored at Malverne Heroes Day at Maurice W. Downing School in February 2018.
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Parochial Schools Malverne/W.H. Parochial Schools How to reach the schools Grace Lutheran School (N-6) 400 Hempstead Ave., Malverne 11565 599-6557 Principal: Wanda Walters Play school and Pre-K5 599-6630 St. Thomas the Apostle School is at 12 Westminster Road in West Hempstead.
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arochial schools have been woven into the fabric of Malverne and West Hempstead for decades. The goals for many of the parochial schools in both communities are the same: to promote an equal opportunity for all students as they journey to increase their knowledge, both academically and spiritually. Students at all of the parochial schools take part in various activities throughout the year both in the classroom and in their communities where they support their neighbors. For instance, the Student Council at Our Lady of Lourdes School in Malverne annually takes part in a clothing drive. In March 2018, their drive, which was part of their Lenten project, helped to collect new and gently used clothes for St. Vincent de Paul. At St. Thomas the Apostle School in West Hempstead, students, parents, faculty and staff members annually host “International Day — A Celebration of Diversity,” to recognize different cultures through food, music and arts and crafts. Students from Grace Lutheran School in Malverne take part in numerous events in the village. In February 2018, students sang“America the Beautiful” to close a ceremony for the unveiling of the Steven McDonald Memorial Highway sign. With eight parochial schools to choose from, students in Malverne and West Hempstead have the opportunity to strengthen their knowledge and faith.
Hebrew Academy of Nassau County Elementary School (K-6) 609 Hempstead Ave., West Hempstead 11552 485-7786 Principal: Yaakou Sadigh Hebrew Academy of Nassau County Middle School (7 and 8) 215 Oak St., Uniondale 11553 538-8161 Principal: Rabbi Elliot Hecht Hebrew Academy of Nassau County High School 215 Oak St., Uniondale 11553 538-8161 Principal: Rabbi Moshe Stavsky Our Lady of Lourdes Roman Catholic School (Nursery-8) 76 Park Blvd., Malverne 11565 599-7328 Principal: Mrs. Mary Carmel Murphy Our Lady of Peace Roman Catholic School (Pre-kindergarten-8) 21 Fowler Ave., Lynbrook 11563 593-4884 Principal: Jineen Leach St. Raymond’s Roman Catholic School (Nursery-8) 263 Atlantic Ave., East Rockaway 11518 593-9010 Principal: Sister Ruthanne
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Annalise Bazile and her brother, Liam, explored the wonders of kindergarten during the 2018 Open House at Our Lady of Lourdes School in Malverne.
St. Thomas the Apostle School (Nursery-8) 12 Westminster Road, West Hempstead 11552 481-9310 Principal: Valerie Gigante
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Valedictorian Shadman Syed, left, Class President Sydney Hoffman and salutatorian Lee Boodoo were among West Hempstead High School’s class of 2018.
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he West Hempstead Union Free School District recognizes the value of each student. It is dedicated to the success of each student based on the highest standards of excellence in education. Each student will be challenged to achieve mastery in all subject areas in an educational atmosphere that strives to build positive self-esteem, mutual respect for others and a life-long quest for learning. The legal name of this school district is the West Hempstead Union Free School District. The boundaries of the district have been set under state law. The State Education Department maintains a close check on standards and what has become state law through mandates of the State Legislature. The state allows a local Board of Education to set whatever additional policies may be deemed necessary for the proper function of the district’s schools. The board comprises seven public-spirited citizens who maintain homes within the district and who serve without financial compensation in the best interests of their community. Board members are elected to three-year terms, and once a year, board members elect a president and vice president to preside over meetings.
Superintendent of Schools: Daniel Rehman - drehman@whufsd.com President: Karen Brohm - kbrohm@whufsd.com Vice President: Andrea Shinsato - ashinsato@whufsd.com Trustees: Caitlin Close - cclose@whufsd.com Patricia Greaves - pgreaves@whufsd.com Joseph Magaraci - jmagaraci@whufsd.com Tony Katrakazis- akatrakazis@whufsd.com Vincent Trocchia - vtrocchia@whufsd.com District Clerk: Kathryn Girolamo 390-3100 West Hempstead Middle School (7-8) 450 Nassau Blvd., West Hempstead 11552 390-3160 West Hempstead Senior High School 400 Nassau Blvd., West Hempstead 11552 390-3214 Principal: James DeTommaso Cornwell Avenue Elementary School (1-3) 250 Cornwell Ave., West Hempstead 11552 390-3140 Principal: Deanna Sinito George Washington School (4-6) 347 William St., West Hempstead 11552 390-3130 Principal: Michelle Notti Chestnut Street School (Kindergarten center) 252 Chestnut St., West Hempstead 11552 390-3150 Principal: Faith Tripp
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George Washington Elementary School student Annie Quijada, left, answered Superintendent Daniel Rehman’s question about fossil fuels in May 2018.
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The West Hempstead Public Library celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2017.
Lakeview Public Library 1120 Woodfield Road, Rockville Centre 11570 536-3071 Director: Ruby Boykins Hours: Monday - Thursday: 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday: 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Closed: Sundays and holidays Summer hours: Same as above, but closed at 1 p.m. on Saturdays.
Malverne Public Library 61 St. Thomas Place, Malverne 11565 599-0750 Director: Marianne Kobbe Hours: Monday, Wednesday & Thursday: 9:30 a.m. - 9 p.m. Tuesday, Friday and Saturday: 9:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. Summer hours: Same as above, but closed on Saturdays.
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Services South Nassau Communities Hospital is committed to delivering standard-setting, patient-centered health care. It is one of the region’s largest hospitals, with 455 beds, more than 900 physicians and 3,000 employees. The hospital is an acute-care, not-forprofit teaching hospital that provides stateof-the-art care in cardiac, cancer, orthopedic, bariatric, pain management, mental health and emergency services. It is a designated Stroke Center, boasts Long Island’s first and only Gamma Knife® and Novalis Tx™ radiosurgery technologies for superior cancer care, expert orthopedic services, and emergency and elective angioplasty. South Nassau has been designated as an Accredited Bariatric Surgery Center by MBSAQIP and is also a recipient of the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association’s “Get With The Guidelines®”-Stroke Gold Plus Quality Achievement Award with Target: StrokeSM Honor Roll Elite. South Nassau’s beautiful North Addition houses two 36-bed medical surgical units, a 36-bed inpatient behavioral health unit and comprehensive maternity services center with 26 private postpartum rooms, spacious labor and delivery rooms and a neonatal intensive care unit.
South Nassau’s Emergency Services department is one of the largest and most advanced on Nassau County’s South Shore. Designated a regional stroke center and Level II Trauma Center by the Ameri-
South Nassau Communities Hospital 1 Healthy Way Oceanside, N.Y. Emergency: 911 Non-emergency line: (516) 632-3000 www.southnassau.org can College of Surgeons, the department houses 35 treatment rooms and specialty care, including a high-speed CT-scan and x-ray facility, pediatric emergency room and psychiatric emergency room. And that capacity will soon be expanding. South Nassau is working on building a new four-story, 58,000-square-foot wing. The new wing will nearly double the size of the emergency room, add new and larger operating rooms, add more beds in the critical-
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care wing, and will also help prepare the hospital in case of another hurricane like Sandy. South Nassau is the only hospital on Nassau’s South Shore permitted to perform angioplasty in an emergency or an elective basis. In the event you or a loved one need angioplasty, it can be performed on the spot at South Nassau’s Center for Cardiovascular Health, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. South Nassau’s Cancer Center is accredited by the American College of Surgeons (ACS) Commission on Cancer (CoC) and has received the Outstanding Achievement Award (OAA) for three consecutive survey cycles (2009, 2012, 2015). With leading-edge cancer fighting technologies, including Novalis Tx™ radiosurgery, daVinci robotic-assisted surgery, the Long Island Gamma Knife® and world-class physician talent specializing in cancer, South Nassau offers South Shore residents expert cancer care without the need to travel to points north or into the city. For more information about South Nassau Communities Hospital and its services, call (877) 768-8462 or (516) 632-3000, or go to www.southnassau.org. We encourage you to “like” us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter.
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Mercy Medical Center 1000 N. Village Ave. Rockville Centre 11571 705-2525 Nassau University Medical Center 2201 Hempstead Turnpike East Meadow 11554 572-0123 North Shore University Hospital 300 Community Drive Manhasset 11030 562-0100 Northwell Health Long Island Jewish Valley Stream 900 Franklin Ave. Valley Stream 11580 256-6000 Northwell Health Long Island Jewish Medical Center 270-05 76th Ave. New Hyde Park 11040 (718) 470-7000 Northwell Health St. Joseph’s Hospital 4295 Hempstead Turnpike Bethpage 11714 579-6000 St. Francis Hospital 100 Port Washington Blvd. Roslyn 11576 562-6000 St. John’s Episcopal Hospital 327 Beach 19th St. Far Rockaway 11691 (718) 869-7000 South Nassau Communities Hospital One Healthy Way Oceanside 11572 632-3000 South Nassau Urgent Care Center at Long Beach 325 E. Bay Drive Long Beach 11561 870-1010 Winthrop University Hospital 259 First St., Mineola 11501 663-0333
Services Drugs, Alcohol Dependencies Alcoholics Anonymous 292-3045 Hotline: 292-3040 www.nassauny-aa.org Al-Anon and Alateen (For families and friends of alcoholics) 433-8003 Families Anonymous (800) 736-9805 Gam-Anon Hotline Gamblers Anonymous (877) -442-4248 LINK Center for Drug Info Inc. 185 Merrick Road, Suite 2D Lynbrook 11563 887-4848 L.I. Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence 1025 Old Country Road Mineola 11501 747-2606 Mineola Community Treatment Center 366 Jericho Turnpike Mineola 11501 742-4015 Narcotics Anonymous 827-9500 Nassau County Alliance for Addiction Services Hotline: 679-1111 Admin: 897-1330 Northwell Health Project Outreach 600 Hempstead Turnpike, Suite 250 West Hempstead 11552 481-2890
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For the Disabled ANCHOR (Answering the Needs of Citizens with Handicaps through Organized Recreation) 431-6946 Helen Keller Services for the Blind (718) 522-2122 Office for the Physically Challenged 60 Charles Lindbergh Blvd. Uniondale 11553 227-7399
Mental Health Family and Children’s Association 100 E. Old Country Road Mineola 11501 746-0350 Long Island Crisis Center 2740 Martin Ave., Suite 2 Bellmore 11710 826-0244 Hotline: 679-1111 (24-hour crisis hotline and suicide prevention services)
South Nassau Communities Hospital Mental Health Counseling Center 2277 Grand Ave Baldwin, NY 11510 377-5000 South Shore Child Guidance Center 91 Guy Lombardo Ave. Freeport 11520 378-2992 (Outpatient services for children 18 and under)
Special Services AHRC Nassau 189 Wheatley Road Glen Head 11545 626-1000 HIV, AIDS, STD Hotline (800) 462-6785 American Cancer Society (800) 227-2345
Mental Health Association of Nassau County 16 Main St., Hempstead 11550 489-2322
American Diabetes Association 534 Broadhollow Rd., Suite 10 Melville 11747 (631) 348-0422 www.diabetes.org
Nassau County Department of Mental Health 60 Charles Lindbergh Blvd. Suite 200, Uniondale 11553 227-7057
American Heart Association 125 E. Bethpage Rd., Suite 100 Plainview 11803 777-8447
Arthritis Foundation 150 Broadhollow Rd., Suite 222 Melville 11747 (631) 427-8272 www.arthritis.org Birthright International (Anti-abortion counseling) 1859 Wantagh Ave. Wantagh 11793 785-4070 Hotline: 1-800-550-4900 Breast Cancer Hotline (800) 877-8077 Breast Cancer Action Coalition 1 in 9: Hewlett House 86 East Rockaway Road Hewlett 11557 374-3190 (Programs for breast cancer patients and survivors) Planned Parenthood 540 Fulton Ave. Hempstead 11550 750-2500 The Safe Center LI Against Domestic Violence 542-0404 - www.cadvnc.org
Urgent Care City MD (212) 772-3627 citymd.com Locations in: Lynbrook, Rockville Centre, Merrick, East Meadow and more
Radiology Zwanger-Pesiri Radiology (516) 992-6437 (631) 992-6437 Locations in Lynbrook, Elmont, Merrick and more
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Services A member of Catholic Health Services of Long Island, Mercy Medical Center in Rockville Centre has provided compassionate, state-of-the-art medical care since 1913. From nursing services to comprehensive stroke and cancer care, to women’s health services and weight loss surgery — top ratings in national assessments make Mercy the hospital of choice for patients 100,000 times a year. The quality of Mercy’s nursing services has been recognized with its designation as a Pathway to Excellence Hospital by the American Nurses Credentialing Center, as a facility that meets the highest practice standards essential to an ideal nursing practice environment. Also, the American Association of Critical-Care Nurses presented a bronze-level Beacon Award for Excellence to Mercy Medical Center’s Intensive Care Unit. In recognition of its commitment and success in implementing excellent care for stroke patients, Mercy has received a Get With The Guidelines® — Stroke Gold Plus Quality Achievement Award from the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association, and Mercy also is a New York State-Designated Stroke Center.
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Susan Forestiero, right, gave Precious Jones, from left, and Erin and George Sullivan a peek into a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit incubator at Mercy Medical Center during an open house last year.
Mercy provides cancer care in collaboration with Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, which has provided stateof-the-art outpatient medical and radiation oncology services at Mercy since the 1990s.
Mercy Medical Center 1000 N. Village Ave. P.O. Box 9024 Rockville Centre Emergency: 911 Non-emergency line: (516) 62-MERCY www.mercymedicalcenter.chsli.org In addition, Mercy’s Community Hospital Comprehensive Cancer Program has received a coveted Outstanding Achievement Award from the Commission on Cancer of the American College of Surgeons. Mercy also has been designated a Breast Imaging Center of Excellence by the American College of Radiology, and offers state-of-the-art equipment, expert personnel, next-day screening appointments and same-day results in a newly renovated Radiology and Imaging Center. It added
a Molecular Breast Imaging machine last year — made possible through fundraising by the Friends of Mercy — to help detect cancer in women. Mercy also is widely known for its leadership in weight-loss surgery and is a Bariatric Surgery Center of Excellence, designated by the American Society for Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery. Mercy is home to the largest dedicated inpatient acute rehabilitation program on Nassau County’s South Shore, using stateof-the-art equipment and techniques to speed the recovery of patients who have suffered catastrophic illnesses and injuries such as stroke, spinal cord injury, amputation, major orthopedic surgery, severe disabling arthritis and acquired brain injury. Mercy provides 24-hour emergency and trauma care for adults and children and is home to the only Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit on the South Shore. The hospital opened a Center for Hyperbaric Medicine and Wound Healing, which provides comprehensive care to those suffering from chronic wounds, as well as a Center for Sleep Medicine, offering the latest technology in a comfortable, contemporary setting.
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rossroads Farm at Grossman’s host a number of family-friendly events throughout the year. Each spring, the farm holds its annual opening-day ceremony to kick off its Barnyard Event Series. From face-painting to live music, the celebration features activities and entertainment. The farm, which is operated by Nassau Land Trust — a nonprofit that preserves land throughout Nassau County — has undergone several renovations in recent years. Cornering Hempstead and Morris Avenue the farm was originally coordinated by the Grossman family for over a century. This landmark of Long Island agricultural tradition was bought by the county with the help of the Nassau Land Trust in 2006. Since then, the land and buildings have been revived, and the farm is certified by the Northeast Organic Farming Association of New York as they continue to provide and promote organic and sustainable agriculture within the village. The most recent was the painting of the barn by Boy Scout Troop 24 of Malverne with Elite Painting Services, as part of an Eagle Scout project. The celebration, which also recognizes Earth Day, gives residents a chance to learn more about the farm’s educational programs. Every week, students from Malverne and Valley Stream visit the facility to take part in its environmental programs, which include Sow to Grow, in which children learn how to block soil and plant seeds. As part of its Barnyard Event Series, the farm features a Food Truck Rodeo, a threepart series that includes music, different food trucks, local breweries and games for children. The event series continues this fall and will feature wine tasting with the Malverne Civic Association on Sept. 21, a Farm to Table Dinner on Sept. 29, Oktoberfest on Oct. 13 and a Taste of the Holidays on Nov. 16.
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1- Boy Scouts KJ Fork, 13, left, and Dennis Kavanaugh, 14, removed trash from Hall’s Pond in May 2018. 2- Assistant Scoutmaster Nick Hoh helped his scouts with the cleanup. Photos by Sue Grieco/Herald
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or the past eight years, dozens of volunteers — including residents, community groups and local elected leaders —have gotten their hands dirty during the West Hempstead Community Support Association’s annual cleanup at Hall’s Pond Park. The civic association started the annual cleanup to maintain one of West Hempstead’s gems, bring residents together and promote community service. Throughout the year, the Boy Scouts also clean up the park before big events. Parents and children take time out of their weekend to give back to the community. Receiving support and care from the community’s local elected leaders also plays a key role in the cleanup, since they usually provide tools and garbage bags for the event. In May 2018, working with West Hempstead’s Boy Scout
Troop 240 and local elected leaders such as State Sen. Todd Kaminsky and Assemblymen Brian Curran and Ed Ra, the group brought the community together to spruce up the 11-acre park, the largest in West Hempstead. Other organizations that usually take part include the West Hempstead and Lakeview fire departments, the West Hempstead Education Association and the youth group at St. Thomas the Apostle Church in West Hempstead. Many of the children involved have become civic-minded through the event, a mindset that has been developed through the cleanup. In addition, the park cleanup influences residents to be more conscious not only civically, but also environmentally. Many would agree that the WHCSA’s annual cleanup at Hall’s Pond Park is a strong representation of community pride in West Hempstead.
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Hundreds of lacrosse players took part in the 11th annual Malverne Lax Day, hosted by the Malverne Mohawks Lacrosse Club in May 2018.
Business Malverne Chamber of Commerce 599-6556 P.O. Box 330, Malverne 11565 President: Kathi Monroe 599-1134 West Hempstead Chamber of Commerce 619-2045 Co-presidents: Vita Zorbo, Marie Taylor P.O. Box 174, West Hempstead 11552 westhempsteadchamberofcommerce.com Rotary Club of Malverne 256-4219 President: Thomas Benigno Meets every Tuesday at 12:15 Connolly Station on Hempstead Avenue in Malverne. Rotary Club of West Hempstead 538-8515 President: Rabbi Art Vernon Meets every Thursday at 8:30 a.m. at the Lantern Diner on Hempstead Turnpike in West Hempstead.
Malverne Civic Association President: Suzanne Parra 639-0905 P.O. Box 228, Malverne 11565 info@malvernecivic.org Lakeview Council Inc. 641-3652 President: Viberta Caesar 525 Clinton Ave., Lakeview 11570 Westwood Civic Association (Malverne) 599-1849 84 Coolidge St., Malverne 11565 President: Bruce Petry
Cultural Center for Science and Learning 764-0045 1450 Tanglewood Road, Rockville Centre 11570 Director: Ray Ann Havasy Friends of Malverne Library 812-3909
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Malverne Public Library 61 St. Thomas Place President: Rita Chiachiere
Malverne Oaks South Civic Association 599-1200 599 Arnold Road, West Hempstead 11552
Friends of West Hempstead Library 481-6591, ext. 25 West Hempstead Library 500 Hempstead Ave. President: Tom Mascia
Malverne Historical and Preservation Society 887-9727 369 Ocean Ave., Malverne 11565 President: Philip Ballin Museum open upon request
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Lakeview NAACP 764-5537 President: Beatrice Bayley P.O. Box 268, West Hempstead 11552 E-mail: Naacplakeview@hotmail.com
Knights of Columbus St. Thomas Council 11588 Grand Knight: Kevin Moran Meets every second and fourth Tuesday of the month at 8 p.m. in the St. Thomas the Apostle Chapel Center.
Mothers of Malverne Meets first Monday of month at 7:30 p.m. Open to all mothers in the area (not only Malverne) Co-presidents: Sonia Bicocchi, Dana Kelly mothersofmalverne@gmail.com
Lions Club of West Hempstead 538-8173 President: Betsy Mandara Meets second and fourth Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. at Pompei Restaurant on Hempstead Avenue in West Hempstead.
West Hempstead Public Library 500 Hempstead Ave. President: Kathleen Dunne
Malverne Police Benevolent Association 599-3141 President: Thomas Winters 1 Britton Circle, Malverne 11565
West Hempstead Historical and Preservation Society 483-7989 450 Henry St., West Hempstead 11552 President: John Shaud Meets every third Wednesday of the month at West Hempstead Library. No meetings in July or August
Elks Lodge 599-1515 Hempstead-Franklin Square-Lynbrook 57 Hempstead Ave., Lynbrook 11563
Sons of Norway Garborg Lodge No. 265 791-3983 American Legion Hall Franklin Avenue, Malverne 11565 Meets third Friday at 8 p.m. President: Roy Bernsten 561-9651 barbarajb1230@optonline.net
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Women’s Club of Malverne 877-4223 Meets third Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Village Hall except during the summer. President: Rose Miller
599-1200 Village Hall, Malverne Commander: Louis Jaccione Western Long Island Detachment Marine Corps League 235 Merrick Road, Lynbrook 11563 P.O. Box 7, Lynbrook 11563 Meets third Wednesday of month at 8 p.m.
Political Nassau County Conservative Party Email: Nassaucountyconservative@ gmail.com
Youth B’nai B’rith Youth Organization (BBYO) 433-2296 Nassau-Suffolk Region 55 Manetto Hill Road, Plainview 11803 Regional Director: Fran Haskell www.bbyo.org/region/nsr
Nassau County Democratic Committee 294-3366 Lynbrook AD No. 14 1 Old Country Road, Suite 430, Garden City 11530 www.nasssaucountydems.com
Boy Scouts of America 797-7600 Theodore Roosevelt Council 544 Broadway, Massapequa 11758 Scout Executive/CEO: Jay Garee www.trcbsa.org
Nassau County Republican Committee 164 Post Ave., Westbury 11590 Leader: Joseph Mondello League of Women Voters 65 Harrogate St, Lido Beach, 11561 (516) 431-1628 Malverne Independent Party www.facebook.com/ MalverneIndependentParty/
Service Auxiliary Police - Unit No. 116 573-5512 831 Hempstead Ave., West Hempstead 11552 Insp. Neal Rosenblatt www.ncap116.org E-mail: info@ncap116.org Malverne Police Reserve 887-9113 99 Church St., Malverne Malverne Neighborhood Watch 599-2343 President: Joe Lanzetta Meets once a quarter 1 in 9: The L.I. Breast Cancer Action Coalition 256-5414 P.O. Box 729 Baldwin 11510 www.1in9.org E.A.C. Senior Respite Program 539-0150 50 Clinton St., Suite 107, Hempstead 11510 www.eacinc.org
Girl Scouts of Nassau County 741-2550 CEO: Randell Marie Bynum
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Boy Scouts Luke Gentirella and AJ Wladyka, of Malverne Troop 24, soaped up several cars for a fundraiser at Crossroads Farm in March. Lakeview Key Women of America 410-2508 P.O. Box 146, West Hempstead 11552 Meets at Harold Walker Park in Lakeview third Monday of month President: Deralynne Brandon Kiwanis Club of West Hempstead Po Box 222, West Hempstead President: George Silkes Mothers Against Drunk Driving Madd: (631) 547-6233 33 Walt Whitman Road, Suite 307 Huntington Station 11746 madd.org, ny.state@madd.org West Hempstead Community Scholarship Fund P.O. Box 304, West Hempstead 11552 E-mail: whcsf@aol.com
Veterans American Legion Malverne Post No. 44. 599-8645 250 Franklin Ave., Malverne 11565
American Legion Cathedral American Legion Post No. 1087 486-9619 233 Woodlawn Road, West Hempstead, 11552 American Legion Robert Van Cott Post No. 1139 486-0179 734 Woodfield Road, West Hempstead 11552 Commander: Raymond Wolff Disabled American Veterans National Amputation Foundation Chapter No. 76 887-3600 40 Church St., Malverne 11565 Paul Bernacchio, President www.nationalamputation.org VFW Garden City South WH Post No. 325 489-4260 306 Nassau Blvd., Garden City So. 11530 Commander: Pat Argenzio Ladies Aux. Margaret Argenzio VFW Frank J. Rudock Post No. 1073
East Rockaway Raiders Athletic Association 582-2187 Malverne Youth Board 599-1200 Keith Corbett kcorbett@malvernevillage.org Police Activities League 485-5076 Lakeview-W.H. (ages 4-18) 817 Hempstead Ave., West Hempstead 11552 Activities at Hall’s Pond Park after 5 p.m. Malverne Youth Lacrosse 599-2704 Bernadette Russell Malverne Wildcats Youth Football P.O Box 191 www.malvernewildcats.com President: Michael Taylor Registration: Marie Jerome 241-4884
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Highlighting local performers of all ages
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hether it’s through music, comedy or theater, the West Hempstead Community Support Association hopes to highlight resident talent of all ages while promoting community pride. For the first time in 2018, performers of all ages got to show off their talents in front of family and friends at Hall’s Pond Park in the West Hempstead Community Support Association’s inaugural West Hempstead’s Got Talent. Roughly 100 residents gathered around the park’s gazebo to watch a variety of acts that included singers, comedians and musicians competing for bragging rights and a gift basket from NEFCU, with a $50 American Express card. The talent show presents a number of opportunities for those who take part. Younger residents can make their first public performance, while older participants can cross an item off their bucket lists. The association proposed the idea at one of its summer concerts in 2017. Group members had noticed that some of the group’s events were not well attended, and they saw a talent show as a way to generate interest in community events and causes. The WHCSA had reached out to local businesses and schools, public and private, to advertise the event, hoping to reach every demographic in the community.
Local businesses that contributed to the inaugural program include Pompei Ristorante, Fel’s Hair Creations, Riesterer’s Bakery, Bageltown, Lia’s Pizzeria, Hair by Claudine, National Wholesale Liquidators and NEFCU. Judges of the competition were all local as well: Harry Baldino, owner of Creative Corner in West Hempstead, Eitan Kantor, owner of Hyperstudio in West Hempstead and Joyce Simantov, a local, full-time professional musician. Through the talent show, residents got to witness some of the many hidden talents in their community. In addition, the event gave the WHCSA an opportunity to demonstrate what the organization does for the community, and how much members care about West Hempstead. Founded in 1995, the association has strived to find numerous ways of promoting the importance community involvement. With the success of the association’s inaugural talent show, events like this will help to develop the growth of everything that the organization seeks to accomplish. At the association’s talent show, everyone goes home a winner. In the inaugural event, every contestant received a gift certificate. Local businesses donated the prizes. Visit the WHCSA’s website for details on future events at www.westhempsteadcivic.org.
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Malverne Police Department Chief John Aresta spoke at a news conference in Feb. 2018 about the village’s effort to find a missing teen.
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State Sen. Todd Kaminsky, in red above, and Assemblyman Brian Curran, to his left, worked alongside members of the Lakeview Fire Department to clean Hall’s Pond Park in June 2018.
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he Malverne Fire Department has provided fire, rescue and Malverne: emergency services for the (516) 742-3300 homes and businesses since or call 911 1911. It is one of the oldest Lakeview: organizations within the village. (516) 785-2222 The Fire Department comprises or call 911 many of your neighbors, friends West Hempstead: and relatives who volunteer (516) 486-8846 their time 24 hours a day. They or call 911 provide services not only to village residents, but also to those in North Lynbrook and the surrounding fire districts. The current chief is Michael Gildea.
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he Malverne Police Department is the primary law enforcement Malverne agency for the Incorporated Police Department Village of Malverne. Its mission (516) 599-3141 is to enhance the quality of www.malvernepd.org life in Malverne by protecting Malverne the lives and property of its Police Reserve residents using modern law (516) 887-9113 enforcement methods. www.malvernepolicereserve.com The department pledges to West Hempstead enforce the law aggressively Nassau County 5th Precinct and impartially, respecting (516) 573-6500 the dignity of each individual; www.police.co.nassau.ny.us preserve the peace; work in Nassau County partnership with the communiAuxiliary Police ty to reduce crime and the fear (516) 573-5512 of crime; and render its services www.ncap116.org with courtesy and civility. The In case of emergency, Malverne Police Department always dial 911 is committed to delivering the highest quality police service with fairness, courtesy and professionalism.
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The Youth Mass Band performed at Our Lady of Lourdes Church in Malverne during their Epiphany Concert in January 2018.
Bridge Church of the Nazarene 561-8101 1 Norwood Ave., No. A, Malverne 11565 The Rev. Dan Quagliata, Pastor www.thebridgeli.com Cathedral of the Incarnation (Episcopal) 746-2955 50 Cathedral Ave., Garden City 11530 Michael Sniffen, Dean www.incatnationgc.org Chabad of West Hempstead 596-8691 411 Hempstead Turnpike, West Hempstead 11552 Rabbi Yossi Lieberman www.chabadwesthempstead.org Church of the Intercessor (Charismatic Episcopal) 599-3780 Bishop Craig Bates, Pastor 50 St. Thomas Place, Malverne 11565 www.intercessorchurch.com
Congregation Anshei Shalom 489-8112 472 Hempstead Ave., West Hempstead 11552 Rabbi Yehuda Pearl www.anshe.org Congregation Beth Israel 489-1818 141 Hilton Ave., Hempstead 11550 Rabbi Michael Eisenstein Eitz Chayim of Dogwood Park (516) 505-2464 661 Dogwood Ave., West Hempstead 11552 Rabbi Efrem Schwalb www.ecdp.info Elmont Temple of Seventh-day Adventists 682 Elmont Road, Elmont 11003 James LaMar, Pastor Church of the Good Shepherd United Methodist 483-7922 732 Donlon Place, West Hempstead 11552 Gia Hall, Pastor
Community Alliance Church 62 Morton Ave., West Hempstead 11552 Janice Moore-Caputo, Pastor
Grace Lutheran Church 599-6626 400 Hempstead Ave., Malverne, 11565 Linda F. Bell, Pastor
Community Presbyterian Church of Malverne 599-3220 12 Nottingham Road, Malverne 11565 The Rev. Fritz Nelson, Pastor cpcmalverne.blogspot.com
Greek Orthodox Cathedral of St. Paul 483-5700 110 Cathedral Ave., Hempstead, 11550 Christopher Constantinides, Pastor www.stpaulhempstead.org
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Residents gathered at Shaaray Shalom in West Hempstead to listen to Holocaust survivor Abraham Foxman in April 2018.
Islamic Center of Long Island 333-3495 835 Brush Hollow Road, Westbury, 11590 Dr. Isma Chaubhry Congregation Shaaray Shalom 481-7448 711 Dogwood Ave., West Hempstead 11552 Rabbi Art Vernon Malverne Bible Church 593-7105 270 Franklin Ave., Malverne 11565 The Rev. Thomas Carpino, Pastor malbiblechurch@aol.com Malverne Jewish Center (Conservative) 593-6364 1 Norwood Ave., Malverne 11563 Susan Elkodsi, Rabbi David Feldman, President www.malvernejc.org mjctemple@gmail.com Our Lady of Lourdes R.C. Church 599-1269 65 Wright Ave., Malverne 11565 The Rev. Michael Duffy, Pastor Religious Education 599-7222 St. Andrew’s Lutheran Church 483-8650 54 Nassau Blvd., West Hempstead 11552 The Rev. Fred McElderry, Pastor www.standrewswh.com
St. John’s Baptist Church of Lakeview 766-6215 632 Chautauqua Ave., West Hempstead 11552 Rev. Dr. William Earl Thomas, Pastor St. Paul’s AME Church 678-7245 453 Pershing Blvd., Rockville Centre 11570 Eleanor Dixson-Hobbs, Pastor St. Thomas the Apostle R.C. Church 489-8585 24 Westminster Road, West Hempstead 11552 Msgr. Francis Maniscalco, Pastor Religious Education Center 538-7460 Human Services 538-7465 Youth Ministry 538-7467 Trinity Lutheran Church 489-5143 260 Chestnut St., West Hempstead 11552 The Rev. Raymond Lorthoir, Pastor West Hempstead Synagogue Zichron Kedoshim 483-1671 271 Dogwood Ave., West Hempstead 11552 Rabbi Binyamin Baras Young Israel of WH 481-7429 630 Hempstead Ave., West Hempstead 11552 Rabbi Yehuda Kelemer
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Malverne and West Hempstead Important Numbers Nassau County Office for the Aging 227-8900 60 Charles Lindbergh Blvd., Suite 260 Uniondale 11553 WH Senior Citizens Club 743-9000 Arts and Crafts on Wednesdays at 11:45 a.m. 20 Hempstead Turnpike, West Hempstead 11552 Closed June 21 through Labor Day Echo Park Senior Citizens Club 483-7400 General meetings and fitness: Mondays, 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. at Echo Park (except July and August). The club provides exercise class on Wednesdays from 10-11 a.m. and shopping on second and fourth Monday of the month. The club meets in the community room at Echo Park. Tuesday - Friday, 9 a.m.-3 p.m., 399 Nassau Blvd., West Hempstead, 11552 Kip Dehey, Director
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Patricia McDonald Mayor
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State Assemblyman 21st District
825 East Gate Boulevard Garden City, NY 11530 516-535-4095 Legislative Office Building 544 Albany, N.Y. 12248 (518) 455-4627
100 Merrick Road, Lynbrook, NY 11563 (516) 561-8216 Legislative Office Building 432 Albany, N.Y. 12248 (518) 455-4656
1550 Franklin Ave. Mineola, N.Y. 11501 (516) 571- 6206
1550 Franklin Ave. Mineola, N.Y. 11501 (516) 571-6208
STATE
Governor
Andrew M. Cuomo (D) NYS State Capitol Building Albany, NY 12224 (518) 474-8390
State Senator 6th District
Kemp Hannon (R)
595 Stewart Ave. Garden City N.Y. 11530 (516) 739-1700 New York State Senate Room 501 Albany, NY 12247 (518) 455-2200
State Senator 9th District
Todd Kaminsky (D)
55 Front St., Rockville Centre, N.Y. 11570 (516) 766-8383 New York State Senate Albany, N.Y. 12247 (518) 455-3401 kaminsky@nysenate.gov
Trustee
FEDERAL
COUNTY
Nassau County Executive
John O’Brien
Ed Ra (R)
Brian Curran (R)
United States Senator
Charles E. Schumer (D) 757 3rd Ave., Suite 1702 New York, N.Y. 10017 (212) 486-4430 United States Senate 313 Hart Senate Office Building Washington, D.C. 20510 (202) 224-6542
United States Senator
Kirsten E. Gillibrand (D) 780 3rd Ave., Suite 2601 New York, N.Y. 10017 (212) 688-6262 United States Senate 478 Russell Building Washington, D.C. 20510 (202) 224-4451
United States Representative Fourth District
Kathleen Rice (D)
200 Garden City Plaza, Suite 200 Garden City, N.Y. 11530 (516) 739-3008 1508 Longworth House Office Building, Washington, D.C. 20515 (202) 225-5516
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1 1- Mary Stamm’s garden is one of several that was featured at the Garden Tour in June 2018. Photo courtesy of Mary Stamm
2- Malverne Civic Association members, from left, Suzanne Parra, Toni Sussman, Kristen Smith, Kathi Monroe and Jennifer Prizzi. Photo by Sue Grieco/Herald
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Cultural flavor at Malverne’s Garden Tour
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o showcase the beauty of the village’s backyard gardens, the Malverne Civic Association welcomed back its annual garden Garden Tour in June 2018. The tour, originally run by the Malverne Merchants, went on hiatus after the last tour in 2009. Now, with the village’s encouragement, the tour has made its return. Members of the civic association agreed that the community had missed the event, and that it provides an opportunity for neighbors to come out while adding cultural flavor to the village. The association, run by seven women, promotes the quality of life for the community and helps further other institutions in the village, such as political or volunteer groups. In previous years, people have come from as far as Staten Island to see “The Hidden Gardens of Malverne,” as the tour was once dubbed.
Many of the gardeners who have featured their homes spend hours each day to improve and groom their yards. In addition, many of them use organic products to protect other wildlife in their garden such as birds and friendly insects. The tour kicks off at Crossroads Farm, where each visitor is given a brochure with a map and descriptions of all the houses. The tour is self-guided, giving visitors time to enjoy each house and the freedom to go in any order they want. The tour ends at the farm, where people can enjoy refreshments. Civic association members hope that the Garden Tour will also encourage more residents to become involved in the group’s activities. The tour is just one of several events throughout the year that the civic association hosts to promote a strong sense of community in Malverne, as well as feature some of the village’s hidden treasures.
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Malverne Chamber Of Commerce All addresses are in Malverne, N.Y. 11565 except where otherwise noted Innovation Spine Ron Michelli 4 Weber Ave. 599-3999
287 Hempstead Ave Realty Corp Peter Muratore 287 Hempstead Ave. 984-8700 Absolut Termite (Pest Control) James Walsh 73 Wagg Ave. 593-0268
Malverne Cinema & Art Center (Movie Theaters) Henry Stampfel 350 Hempstead Ave. 599-6966
Advanced Transmission Service, Inc. (Auto Mechanics) Tim Kittle 312 Hempstead Ave. 568-9319
Malverne Diner (Restaurant) Debbie Dimitrakakis 350 Hempstead Ave. 593-3382
Air Conditioning Services Inc Brian Lewis 410 Eastern Parkway Farmingdale11735 (631) 393-0233 Allstate Insurance Company (Insurance Brokers) Bruce Ferber 349 Hempstead Ave. 887-9200 Angelo's Pizza Restaurant (Pizzeria) Angelo Buffolino 360 Hempstead Ave. 593-9712 Ann Russo, Esq. (Lawyers) Ann Russo 294A Hempstead Ave. 825-1111 Anthony & Janet Anthony Grosso 340 Trinity Place 706-3605 Antonio's ItalianAmerican Deli (Delicatessens) Vito Asaro 307 Hempstead Ave. 599-1274 ASSISI Veterinary Hospital Rick Guzman 250 Hempstead Ave. 256-0022 Bald Eagle American Boutique, LLC JoAnn Cuchel 305 Hempstead Ave. 284-6172 Bank Of America (Banks) Judi Puma 269 Hempstead Ave. 599-5181
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Malverne Mayor Patti Ann McDonald swore in Malverne Chamber officers, Henry Stampfel, far left, Kathi Monroe, Maria Casini, Brian Monaghan, Jillian Hughes and Kathy Ribaudo in January 2018. Industral Component Elite Painting Banks, Brian CPA (Accountants) Associates Services Plus, Inc Brian Banks (Industrial) Benny Montalbano 333 Hempstead Ave. Suite 202 9 Slabey Ave. Thomas Seccia P.O. Box 58 887-7945 697-2468 596-1166 BB Custom Furniture, Inc. Executive Town Car (Cabinets & Carpentry) John/Kristin Associates, inc and Limo Corp Brian Monahan (Insurance Brokers) Lorraine Baldi 125 Broadway Jack Sorrentino 333 Hempstead Ave. Suite 209 314-7001 353 Hempstead Ave. 792-1735 887-4400 Benigno, Thomas (Lawyers) Fitness 19 Julie Designs Thomas Benigno Mike Hobbs (Alterations) 333 Hempstead Ave. Suite 203 356 Hempstead Ave. Julie Osborne 593-9415 596-1919 300 Hempstead Ave. 887-5770 Malverne Dental Care Forget Me Not Gifts William Campbell Jillian Hughes Charles Krull & Son, Inc 2 Utterby Road 304 Hempstead Ave. Plumbing & Heating 599-4150 887-1150 Chris Krull 97 Gerard Ave. Capri Tax & Accounting Fork & Cleaver 599-1222 Janet Capri Bob Sexton 340 Trinity Place 345 Hempstead Ave Kruman & Kruman, PC 538-0428 599-9635 (Lawyers) Connolly Station Henry Kruman Franklin Associates (Restaurant) 353 Hempstead Ave. Masonry & Landscape Gerry Hughes 599-6420 Design 280 Hempstead Ave. 887-5160 (General Contractors) Lakehills Electric Vito Passalaqua (Electrician) Crossroads Farm at 115 Webster St. Carl Mirable Grossmans- Nassau 902-8364 279 E Euclid St. Land Trust Valley Stream Judi Consigli Hair by Deirdre 593-7426 480 Hempstead Ave. (Hair Salons) 881-7900 Lentini Massage Diedre Bell Barbara Lentini 112A Broadway D Scully Plumbing 596-1090 333 Hempstead Ave. Suite 211 Joanne Scully 228-0172 65 Tucker Lane Harmony 887-1122 Acupuncture liherald.com (Health) 2 Endo Blvd. Dental Works Kathi Monroe Garden City 11530 (Dentists) 333 Hempstead Ave. Suite 211 569-4000 Maria Casvikes 790-8158 www.liherald.com 322 Hempstead Ave. 593-7818 LM Sprinklers,Irrigation IL Villagio Trattoria (Restaurant) (Sprinkler Service) Didi's Paradise, Inc Marco Troiano Luigi Mellisi Daniela Valencia 366 Hempstead Ave. 154 Woods Ave. 114 Broadway 792-6336 (917) 577-0773 887-8900
Malverne Floral Designs, Inc. (Florists) Al Bury 347 Hempstead Ave. 593-3209 Malverne Jewish Center Susan Elkodsi 1 Norwood Ave. 593-6364 Malverne Pastry Shop (Bakeries) Audrey Lamendola 253 Hempstead Ave. 599-3087 Malverne School of Self Defense (Exercise & Fitness) Steven Daly 333 Hempstead Ave. 599-9066 Malverne / West Hempstead Herald 2 Endo Blvd. Garden City 11530 569-4000 www.liherald.com
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Malverne Chamber Of Commerce National Amputation Foundation Leon Berncchio 40 Church St. 887-3600 Newman Realty (Real Estate Agents) Leon Sanchez 341 Hempstead Ave. 599-2800 Nordon Drug (Drug Stores) Sarite Roy 247 Hempstead Ave. 593-8663 North Shore LIJ Helen White 900 Franklin Ave. Valley Stream 596-1294 Our Town Grille Jerry 303 Hempstead Ave. 887-0583 Phoenix Chiropratic (Chiropractors) Evelyn Heredia 301 Hempstead Ave. 505-0755
PrimeTime 2 Endo Blvd. Garden City 11530 569-4000
www.liprimetime.com
Pristine Cleaners (Dry Cleaners) Jai Kim 374 Hempstead Ave. 599-9823 Pro Printing (Printing Services) Raymond Kenney 359 Merrick Road Lynbrook 561-9700 Project Hotshots, Inc. (Associations) John Gottimer 120 Norwood Ave. 593-6915 Richner Communications Inc. 2 Endo Blvd. Garden City 11530 569-4000 Richner Printing and Mailing Services 2 Endo Blvd. Garden City 11530 569-4000 www.richnerprinting.com
All addresses are in Malverne, N.Y. 11565 except where otherwise noted Robert G Curran, Village Plaza Realty, Inc. Tap to Pointe M.D., P.L.L.C. Dance Center (Real Estate Agents) (Physicians) (Dance Studio) Phillip Greenblatt Robert Curran Sara DeGennaro 141 Broadway 306 Hempstead Ave. 75 Church St. 593-5455 678-0076 887-9704 Visual Fuel Design San-Dee Lanes of The Bridge Church Maria Casini Dan Quagliata Malverne 16 Kevin Court 1 Norwood Ave. (Bowling) 646 321-8967 Kathy Ribaudo 561-8101 Womens Boutique 342 Hempstead Ave. The Learning Circle Diane Lipman 599-1134 (Education) 112B Broadway Janet Pardo State Farm Insurance 292-1320 125 Church St. Agency, Inc. 596-5960 Xpress Coups (Insurance Brokers) of Malverne/West Brett Burgess The Pampered Chef Hempstead 279 Hempstead Ave. Jennifer Prizzi 2 Endo Blvd. 887-5600 15 Linmouth Road Garden City 11530 582-8238 Sterling Bank 569-4000 (Banks) The Stitchery Glenore Anderson Susan Odery 363 Hempstead Ave. 38 Church St. 593-3400 255-9500 Stout Marketing Design Uva Rossa Paul Laureano Antonio Bove 218-4760 243 Hempstead Ave. 612-7400 Studio 32 Dental Lab (Dentists) Village Juice Garden Bob Kenny Yma Arroyo 12 Broadway 277 Hempstead Ave. 599-1662 812-6179
Preschoolers at Our Lady of Lourdes School performed for their parents and teachers at their moving up ceremony on Flag Day, 2018. Sue Grieco/Herald
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Town & County Nassau County Nassau County is governed by an elected Legislature, which is comprised of members from 19 districts. It includes an independent budget director who advises the Legislature on spending and revenue matters. Residents may submit petitions for proposed laws that legislators must consider. Legislators serve two-year terms. The county executive — currently Democrat Laura Curran — serves a four-year term and is the chief administrator. Nassau also has an elected comptroller, currently Jack Schnirman; district attorney, Madeline Singas; and a county clerk, Maureen O’Connell. Nassau County Theodore Roosevelt Executive and Legislative Building 1550 Franklin Ave., Mineola, N.Y. 11501 571-6000 www.nassaucountyny.gov Numbers to know Assessor’s Office ............571-1500 Assessment Review .......571-2391 Board of Elections ..........571-2411 Bus Information .............542-0100 Civil Service ....................572-1873 Community College .......572-7500 Consumer Affairs ...........571-2600 Coordinating Agency for Spanish Americans (CASA) .........572-0750 County Attorney .............571-3056 County Clerk ..................571-2664 County Comptroller .......571-2386 County Executive ...........571-3131 County Legislature .........571-6636 Department of Drug and Alcohol Addiction .......................227-7007 District Attorney .............571-3800 Economic Development .572-1915 Film Commission ...........572-0012 Fire Commission ............572-1000 Health Department ........227-9697 Housing & Intergov. Affairs ..............572-1915 Human Resources ..........571-4246 Human Rights Commission ...................571-3663 Investigations .................571-0533 Leg. Budget Review Office .................571-6296
Management and Budget Office .................571-4273 Medical Center ..............572-0123 Medical Examiner ..........572-6400 Mental Health ................227-7057 Minority Affairs ..............571-6174 Parks, Recreation, Museums .......................572-0200 Planning Commission ....571-5844 Physically Challenged.....227-7399 Probation Department ...571-5700 Public Works ..................571-9600 Purchasing Office ...........571-4200 Recreation ......................571-3090 Section 8 and Homeless 571-0360 Senior Citizen Affairs ......227-8900 Sheriff’s Department ......571-2113 Social Services Department....................227-8519 Traffic and Parking Violations .......................572-2700 Traffic Safety Board ........571-5032 Treasurer’s Office............571-2090 Veterans Services ...........572-8452 Volunteer Services ..........572-8452 Youth Board ...................227-7134
Town of Hempstead The Town of Hempstead, founded in 1644, is the largest township in the United States, encompassing 142 square miles with a population of roughly 760,000 people. Within the town, there are 34 unincorporated areas and 22 incorporated villages, more than 65 parks and marinas, and 2,500 miles of roads. Hempstead is overseen by a town supervisor — currently Democrat Laura Gillen — and a six-member Town Council. The six council members are elected from one of six districts. The supervisor has a two-year term, and the council members have four-year terms of office. The supervisor is the chief executive officer of town government, presiding over all town board meetings and directing the legislative and administrative functions of that body. The supervisor also oversees the day-to-day operations of a municipal government of 24 major departments. As the town’s chief financial officer, the supervisor is responsible for the creation and the implementation of a town budget. Council members are responsible for adopting the annual budget, amending the town code and the building zone ordinances, adopting all traffic regulations, and hearing applications for changes of zone and special exceptions to zoning codes. Town Hall One Washington St., Hempstead, N.Y. 11550 489-5000 www.townofhempstead.org Numbers to know Supervisor Laura Gillen ...................812-3260 Bruce Blakeman .............812-3523 Anthony D’Esposito .......812-3242 Receiver of Taxes, Donald X. Clavin Jr. .........................538-1500 Town Clerk Sylvia Cabana .....489-5000 x3046 Town Attorney ...............489-5000 Animal Shelter ...............785-5220 3320 Beltagh Ave., Wantagh 11793 Civil Service Commission 489-5000 Comptroller ....................489-5000 Conservation and Waterways .....................431-9200 Highway Department .....489-5000 Housing Authority ..........485-9666 Occupational Resources .485-5000 Parks and Recreation .....292-9000
Planning and Economic Development .................538-7100 Public Safety ..................538-1900 Sanitation.......................378-4210 Special pick-up ...............378-8484 Program Info and Sanitation Inspectors.......................378-2200 Senior Enrichment ..........485-8100 Water department .........794-8300 24-hour emergency line ...............794-8181 Zoning Board of Appeals ......................489-5000
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AA-1 Transmissions Gary & Susan Ferraro 66 Hempstead Turnpike 486-1012, 486-1488
Krauss Funeral Home Joseph Canolli 1097 Hempstead Turnpike Franklin Square 11010 352-1080
transfix@aol.com www.aa1transmissions.com
Krause1097@yahoo.com www.kraussfuneralhome.com
Adelphi Cleaners Howie 328 Nassau Blvd. Garden City 11530 486-2442, 718-753-5342
liherald.com 2 Endo Blvd. Garden City 11530 (516) 569-4000
hh1715@aol.com adelphicls.com
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Alexander the Great Plumbing & Heating Alexander Lieberman 614 Hempstead Gardens Dr. (855) 254-7328 alex@alexanderthegreatplumbing.com alexanderthegreatplumbing.com
Aldad & Son's Realty Llor Aldad 350 5th Ave. (212) 268-6999 aldad@aldadlaw.com www.aldadlaw.com
All Pro Painting Edward Dunne 575 Hempstead Turnpike 481-2787, 481-2944 allproptgco@msn.com www.allpropaintingco.com
Aronow Law PC Christine Aronow 20 Crossroads Park Drive N, Woodbury 11797 762-6700; 881-6986 christine.m@aronowlaw.com www.aronowlaw.com
ASF Contracting Inc. Anthony Farella 627 Wadleigh Ave. 680-4297 asfcontractinginc@ yahoo.com www.asfcontractinginc.com
Bagel Hero Steven Kim 290 Hempstead Ave. 280-3743 stevenkim64@yahoo.com
Barnes-Sorrentino Funeral Home Fred Sorrentino 539 Hempstead Ave. 481-8870, 659-0946
fns123@msn.com www.barnes-sorrentinofh.com
Cherry Valley Deli John Munoz 168 Hempstead Turnpike 292-3385
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Edward Jones Financial Marie Taylor 365 Hempstead Ave. 538-4338, 298-6414
Cruise Planners Christa Mally 292 Plymouth St. 280-8528, 661-4004
Epic Escape Rooms LI Cathy Dunn/Efren Santana 357 Hemp Tpke. Ste 203 427-5977
countryartsfwrs@optonline.net www.countryartsinflowers.com
hotstopcruises.@aol.com www.hotstopcruises.com
epicescapeli@gmail.com www.epicescaperoomsli.com
CrossRoads Farms Rick White 480 Hempstead Ave. Malverne, NY 11565 516-881-7900
Eye Deal Optical Bruce Presner 126 Hempstead Ave. 481-6640
www.xroadsfarmliny.com
eyeman656@yahoo.com www.eyedealopticaldoc.com
Creative Corner Harry Baldino 482 Hempstead Ave. 385-8782
Fel's Hair Creations Fel Murale 123 Woodfield Road 486-3610
creativecorner482@gmail.com www.creativecorner482.com
Curry & Curry Patrick Curry, Esq. 1600 Front St. East Meadow 11554 485-5577
pcurryesq@aol.com www.rosenthalcurrykranz.com
Damocles Designs Web Services Joe McDonald 94 Arden Bvld. 522-0731
cherryvalleydeli@aol.com http://www.cherryvalleydeli.net
joe@damoclesdesigns.com www.damoclesdesigns.com
Contempo Jewelers Nicholas Labate 486 Hempstead Turnpike (516) 483-1900
Dr. Lesly Honore Virginie Hilaire 6 Clarendon Road Hempstead11550 565-5666
info@contempojewelers.com contempojewelers.com
marie.taylor@edwardjones.com www.edwardjones.com
msvirginie@yahoo.com
fels7@verizon.net
Fidelis Care New York Rudy Cano 180 Post Ave. Westbury 11590 418-9319 rcano@fideliscare.org fideliscare.org
Fidelifacts, Metropolitan NY Rosalie/Tom Norton 114 Old Country Road Mineola 11501 (800) 678-0007 tnorton@fidelifacts.com www.fidelifacts.com
Figaros Wine & Liquor Bob Figaro 400 Hempstead Ave. 505-9463 figarowine@optonline.net www.figarowine.com
Fly High Dance and Fitness, Inc Geeta Palombo 229 Nassau Blvd. 262-1204
geeta.flyhighfit@yahoo.com www.flyhighfit.com
Gino’s Pizza Restaurant Dominico, Francesco 619 Woodfield Road 292-0062 ginospizza.wh@verizon.net www.ginosofwh.com
Giordano Garden Services Michael/Rocco 357 Hempstead Ave. 538-0178; 538-0191
giordanos357@yahoo.com www.giordanosgardenshop.com
Glen/Marr Construction Glenn Barnett 112 Marlborough Road 505-6770 gmg95@optonline.net
Haber Electric Co. Arthur Haber 101 Richardson St. Brooklyn11211 (718) 782-2566 arthur@haberelectric.com www.haberelectric.com
Introspect Investigations USA Thomas O'Neill 752A Hempstead Tpke., Ste 205 Franklin Square 11010 292-4130, 292-4135 introusa@aol.com www.introspectusa.com
Kayo Boxing Michael Corleone 456 Hempstead Turnpike 385-6908 kayoboxing@hotmail.com www.kayopromotions.com
Malverne/ West Hempstead Herald Jill Kaplan 2 Endo Blvd. Garden City11530 569-4000 www.liherald.com
Mandated Security Robert Manuella 1225 Franklin Ave. Garden City 1530 486-1318 finest1@att net mandatedsecurity,com
MNSR, LLC Mark Reichert 451 McKinley St. 459-8312
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National Wholesale Liquidators Vita Zorbo 111 Hempstead Turnpike 316-0425, 489-3300 vzorbo@shopnwl.com www.nwlshop.com
NotJustNails Karla De Ochoa 455 Hempstead Ave. (516) 279-6163
notjustnailsalon@gmail.com
NEFCU Monica Callier 648 Hempstead Turnpike Franklin Square 1010 561-0300 mcallier@mynefcu.org www.mynefcu.org
Northwell Health LIJ Valley Stream Helen White, Comm. Rel., Mgr. 900 Franklin Ave., Valley Stream11580 256-6461 hwhite@nshs.edu www.northwell.edu/find-care/ locations/long-island-jewish-valleystream
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New York Equestrian Center Alex Jacobson 633 Eagle Ave. 486.9673 info@mynyec.com www.mynyec.com/index.php
Pompei Restaurant & Catering Ada Rago & Vincent Pavlovsky 401 Hempstead Ave. 485-8620, 485-8623 jay.artuso@gmail.com www.pompeiristorante.com
PrimeTime 2 Endo Blvd. Garden City 11530 569-4000 www.liprimetime.com
Reliable Fuel Steven Santoro 95-40 102 St. Ozone Park1417 220-2803, 917-623-0275 nozzlhed@aol.com, trusso14@aol.com www.reliableheatsny.com
Richner Communications, Inc. 2 Endo Blvd. Garden City 11530 569-4000
Richner Printing and Mailing Services 2 Endo Blvd. Garden City 11530 569-4000
www.richnerprinting.com
Riesterer's Bakery & Café Karl Reisterer 210 Bedell Terrace 485-0740, 315-1312 karl282@aol.com www.riesterers.com
Sage & Angie Boutique Sagine Pierre 235 Nassau Blvd. 347-582-3955 pierresagine@hotmail.com www.sageandangie.com
Sam's Caribbean Marketplace Andrew Morris 225 Hempstead Turnpike 455-7591 www.sams247.com
Sentinel Printing Glen Boehmer 55 Chasner St. Hempstead 11550 486-5000, 486-1966
glen@lisentinel.com www.sentinelinnovation.com
Sterling National Bank Elaine Russo 955 Hempstead Turnpike Franklin Square 11010 352-8725 erusso@snb.com www.snb.com
Special Treasurers Childcare Dr. Linda D. Johnson 539 Cedar St. 279-4539, 347-885-1105
specialtreasureschildcare@yahoo.com www.specialtreasureschildcare.com
The Center for Science @ Tanglewood (comp) RayAnn Havasy 1 Tanglewood Road Rockville Centre 11570 764-0045, 764-2310
TheWeinreb Law Firm, PLLC Elan E. Weinreb 1225 Franklin Ave. Garden City 11530 620-9716 eweinreb@weinreblaw.com
W. Zehava Schechter, Esq. Zehava Schechter 521 Woodfield Road 292-1550, 718-644-2222 schechterlaw@gmail.com www.schechterlawny
Waterbar Rachel Hollywood 233A Nassau Blvd. 516-493-9175
teresacoleman@mac.com www.waterbarnewyork.com/sauna/
helpdesk@cstl.org rayann@cstl.org www.cstl.org
Wayback Burgers John Fellin 512 Hempstead Turnpike 414-1717
The Myers Team, Laffey Real Estate Marshall and Kathleen Myers 241 Post Ave. Westbury11590 333-0025, 643-1204
West Hempstead Animal Hospital Angela DeVito 104 Cherry Valley Ave. 483-9720, 485-7707
marshall.w.myers@gmail.com www.myersteamhomes.com
burgerboysmanagement@gmail.com www.wayback.com
whanimalhospital@yahoo.com www.westhempsteadanimalhospital.com
West Hempstead Community Support Assn. Rosalie Norton P.O. Box 425 485-5132 sweetrosieami@aol.com www.westhempsteadcivic.org
West Hempstead Education Assn. Barbara Hafner 450 Nassau Blvd. 481-1984
hafnerbarbara@aol.com wheateachers.weebly.com
West Hempstead Pharmacy Howard Jacobson 490 Hempstead Ave. 292-6161, 292-6169
howard@whpharmacy.com www.whpharmacy.com
West Hempstead Public Library Cindy HoSang 500 Hempstead Ave. 481-6591 chosang@whplibrary.org www.whplibrary.org
Young Living Essential Oils Patti Locurcio 143 Oakland Ave. 315-2762 pattilocurcio@gmail.com www.myyl.com
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