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April 18: Budgets Adopted, New Fire Chief, Police Merger and More

A look at the top stories for this Wednesday in Malverne-West Hempstead.

It's official. The Malverne and West Hempstead school boards have adopted the proposed budgets for their respective districts. Now, the final decision will be up to voters. See what they approved.
Plus, meet Malverne's new fire chief, get an update on the Nassau County Police precincts merger and more. 
Here's our look at the top headlines for April 18.
  1. Budgets Adopted: The Malverne school district unanimously voted in favor of adopting the 2012-2013 budget proposed by its administration Tuesday night. West Hempstead adopted theirs too, but not without some dissension. to learn about the proposed budget for West Hempstead and how each trustee voted. Check back later today for coverage of Malverne's budget adoption meeting.
  2. New Fire Chief: The elected its new leaders earlier this month. Look for our profile on the new fire chief, Scott Edwards, this afternoon.
  3. Board Candidates: In case you missed it, here's the official list of the residents who will be running the May 15 school board elections in Malverne and West Hempstead. We'll also have an interview with one of the candidates later today
  4. Police Precinct Merger: How's Nassau County Ed Mangano's plan to merge the county's eight police precincts going? Find out what deal the county struck with the police union later this morning in our follow-up report. 
  5. Readers' Choice: Don't forget that polls close Friday morning in our contest to find the best pancakes in Malverne-West Hempstead. Vote for your favorite local eatery .

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Pictured presenting the $50,000 in state bullet aid are (L to R) Assemblyman Brian Curran, Mrs. Ellen Weisenberg, Assemblyman Harvey Weisenberg, Superintendent Dr. Melissa Burak, Superintendent and Board of Education member Alicemarie Bresnihan
Louise Strauss June 14, 2013 at 03:24 pm
That’s very nice that school districts that have the highest school taxes and costs, areRead More receiving additional money. The problem is that our state is in dire financial trouble and we can’t afford it. Upstate NY is a distressed disaster. How much more taxes are we going to pay?. Hear those feet marching out of state. Try fighting for drilling so we have jobs and revenue.
Jason June 16, 2013 at 09:47 am
.......there they go again whitewashing a dilemma they don't want to touch......unconscionableRead More salaries and pensions paid by the taxpayer for incompetence? Not to mention 13 week vacations as well as numerous 1/2 days and weather shortened days. A $50000 band aid we end up paying indirectly anyway only increases taxes further down the road. They are either that stupid or they think we are!
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Jason.. break out your 3 pointed hat!
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Mary, if you add a photo by clicking edit above, we can repost this on Patch. Thanks! MG