Malverne, NY News & Events

Check out Malverne restaurants, events, weather, high school sports and more Nassau County news.

Only in NewsdayMore than 900 LI students received free community college tuition this fall. Here's how

Books, supplies and other fees are also covered for state residents looking to enter high-demand fields such as cybersecurity, nursing and advanced manufacturing.

Only in NewsdayTown's school bus camera ticket vendor offered payments to woo holdout districts3m read

Bus ticket vendor offered to pay districts

Once thought a 'death sentence,' more pancreatic cancer patients are defying the odds thanks to LI's Lustgarten Foundation8m read

Nassau cold case: Police ID teen girl's body found in 19821m read

Upcoming Events

Thursday, October 2

Supplements: Should We Take Them?

Oct9

Biologist Tandra Chakraborty will discuss supplements, an open Q & A session will follow, coffee, tea and snacks will be served, register

Where

Malverne Public Library

61 St. Thomas Pl.

Malverne, NY

Phone

516-599-0750

Price

free

Website

malvernelibrary.org

Taxpayer Forum

Oct14

Town of Hempstead Receiver of Taxes Jeanine Driscoll will discuss various tax exemptions, property taxes, changes to the STAR program and convenient billing and payment options

Where

Malverne Public Library

61 St. Thomas Pl.

Malverne, NY

Phone

516-599-0750

Price

free

Website

malvernelibrary.org

Those Funny Boys from Brooklyn

Oct23

Sal St. George will highlight some famous comedians who were born in Brooklyn, register

Where

Malverne Public Library

61 St. Thomas Pl.

Malverne, NY

Phone

516-599-0750

Price

free

Website

malvernelibrary.org

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AG: Nassau cop won't face charges in crash that killed pedestrian last year3m read

Thursday, October 2

LI's oldest German restaurant gets a revamp1m read

'For us, it's a way to celebrate our culture, our heritage'

Only in NewsdayLI steakhouse closes after 23 years1m read

'It's still a good vibe': Freestyle music revival grips LI3m read

How LI students pay $10,000+ out-of-pocket college costs9m read

Hempstead budget plan could draw down $50 million in reserves2m read

Freeport and Baldwin tie in boys soccer Sunrise Cup2m read

Photos: Baldwin vs. Freeport

'No contract, no coffee!' LI Starbucks picketers seek labor deal with better pay, benefits2m read

Fire displaces at least a dozen residents

Missing Nassau Legislature candidate will remain on ballot, judge rules1m read

Fired NUMC CEO Megan Ryan sues hospital months after dismissal2m read

Jonas Brothers coming to UBS Arena later this year1m read

13 LI districts named best in state1m read

South Side soccer teams honor heroes in Tunnel to Towers Walk3m read

Nassau high school football roundup from Week 37m read

Why does it seem like seniors are outliving savings?

Lynbrook man sentenced to 22 years in fentanyl death of officer1m read

Only in NewsdayLI schools spend nearly $40,000 on average per student. See how much your district spends.4m read

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Active member of Glen Cove Senior Center dies at 913m read

Oversized glasses are quite the spectacle this season4m read

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Nassau high school football roundup for Week 27m read

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Only in NewsdayBoard: Don't let surgeon accused of performing unnecessary surgeries continue treating3m read

Only in NewsdayTop 50 girls cross country runners for 20258m read

Malverne/East Rockaway's Filip Beben is Newsday's Athlete of the Week1m read

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Only in NewsdayLI steakhouse closes after 23 years

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