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Lakeview Public Library to add new study pods - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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The Lakeview Public Library is preparing to add individual and group study pods, giving students, professionals and other patrons private spaces to work without leaving the community. The prefabricated pods are expected to be installed Sept. 16. Designed much like phone booths, they will provide secluded spaces where patrons can study, take part in virtual meetings, make calls or take tests. For Lakeview resident Lynn Singleton and her daughter, Leah, the pods represent more than a library impro
Malverneâs Don Pupke completes 750-mile walk across New York - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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After 36 days, more than 750 miles and countless hours of navigating traffic and drastically changing weather, Malverne resident Don Pupke has returned home. Pupke, 66, completed his cross-state walk from Buffalo, in western New York, to Montauk Point, accomplishing a goal he had pondered for years. But his return to Malverne was about more than reaching the finish line. The final stretch brought him back to the village he has called home for 35 years and the community he set out to support. Pup
Malverne's Don Pupke walks 750 miles across New York to support American Legion - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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For Malverne resident Don Pupke, every mile he walks across New York State is another step toward preserving one of the village’s most important community institutions. Pupke, 66, began a grueling 750-mile journey on July 3 to raise money for American Legion Post 44 and its nearly century-old hall, which has served generations of residents as Malverne’s primary gathering place for elections, civic meetings and other community events. He added that the fundraiser will help pay for much-needed imp
Lakeview Public Library's 'America 250' exhibit reveals hidden stories through art - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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A closer look at the “America 250” art exhibit on display inside the Lakeview Public Library this month may reveal more than visitors would come to expect at first glance. Hidden images, carefully arranged objects and layers of American and Caribbean history fill the monthlong exhibition featuring Queens artist David G. Wilson, 72, of the Long Island Black Artists Association, or LIBAA. The exhibition continues the library’s longstanding partnership with the LIBAA, which has helped transform the
Lakeview Public Library site earns historic designation for civil rights history - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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The Lakeview Public Library property officially has been recognized as an historic site by both the Town of Hempstead and New York State, marking the successful end to a decades-long community effort to preserve an important chapter of Long Island’s civil rights history. The designation recognizes the property, which is where the former Woodfield Road School once stood, as a site closely tied to Lakeview’s fight for school desegregation. Although the building itself has been substantially renova
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