May 3: Malvernite Memorialized, Boy Scouts Build, School Board Meets and More

While residents (and the rest of the world) continue to celebrate and ponder the , life also must move forward.
Today we focus on the best of Malverne and West Hempstead: a memorial for a woman who made an impact on her community, scouts who volunteered their time to help animals and another one of the great things to do in this neighborhood. Plus more.
Take a look at the top local headlines for May 3.

1. Malvernite Remembered: Local politicians, residents and family of Malvernite Kathy Sapuppo gathered outside the library on Saturday morning to remember the great woman they lost and honor the legacy she left behind. Watch a video report of the ceremony later today.
2. Boy Scouts Get Handy: West Hempstead Boy Scouts from Troop 240 volunteered their time recently to help the ponies at the Tanglewood Preserve. See what they accomplished and learn more about the Earth Day celebration that took place this Sunday by clicking here.
3. School Board Meets: The West Hempstead Board of Education will hold a special work session tonight at 7:30 p.m. to discuss their goals for next year. The meeting, which is open to the public, will take place in the administration building on Chestnut Street.
4. Egg Hunt Take Two: Youngsters in Malverne finally got their chance to hunt for eggs this Saturday after the initial event was rained out a week earlier. See the photos of the fun the kids had this afternoon.
5. #87: Patch's countdown of the top things to do in Malverne and West Hempstead continues today. We've already highlighted places to make a splash, indulge in tasty treats and play outside, see what made the list this week.