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Oct. 13: Crime Report, Fire Safety, West Hempstead Biz of the Year and More

A look at the top stories for this Thursday in Malverne and West Hempstead.

Everyone is seeing pink this month for Breast Cancer Awareness, which is fantastic, but this week fire-engine-red should also be on your mind.

In honor of Fire Safety Week we have tips to help you protect your loved ones. Plus, we look at local crime, the West Hempstead Business Owner of the Year, a change to one school district's Budget Advisory Committee and more.

Here are your top headlines for Oct. 13.

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  1. Crime Watch: This morning we take a look at the latest report for the Nassau County Police's Fifth Precinct to see what burglaries, thefts and other crimes occurred in the neighborhood this week.
  2. Small Biz of the Year: At the Nassau Council of Chambers annual breakfast last week, local officials and fellow merchants recognized the Small Business Owners of the Year. Yesterday, you saw who . Find out which West Hempstead business also earned the recognition later today.
  3. Rotary Meeting: Join the West Hempstead Rotary Club for their weekly meeting at the at 8:30 a.m. this morning. Hear from guest speaker Fred Jenny, of the Long Island Alzheimer's Association while enjoying breakfast. Members and guests are invited.
  4. Fire Safety: Fire Safety Week runs from Oct. 9 to Oct. 15. Learn today what you should be doing to protect your family and your home.
  5. Budget Committee Expands: The West Hempstead Board of Education recently made a decision to change the format of its Budget Advisory Committee, opening it up to even more stakeholders. Learn more this afternoon.


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