This Week In West Hempstead – Week of April 15th
School budget is out—what’s driving the increases? Plus ongoing controversy involving a West Hempstead special ed teacher and continued discussions around Diamond Charter School.
Liberty Water issues continue, with reports of brown water before the holidays—what can be done?
A local restaurant owner is facing new charges tied to alleged wage violations and fraud.
On a lighter note, West Hempstead Echo just passed 1,000 followers—thank you! And a Riesterer’s post just hit 44,000 views… local brand power is real.
Yom HaShoah was commemorated this week, with two local programs this Sunday night at Shaaray Shalom (7:00 PM) and YIWH (8:15 PM).
Lots of talk about new businesses—but what about long-vacant spots like the Lantern Diner, Burger King, and Key Food?
Looking for something to do? Bowling may be harder to find, but you can still shoot pool locally at Raxx.
The library is expanding with a new “Library of Things”—games, tech, and more now available to borrow.
And good news: the old PAL hockey rink is being replaced with a new facility.
Question of the week: Are local newspapers like Newsday still worth it?
Plus: Riesterer’s specials and online ordering updates.
What are your thoughts on any of the above? Let’s hear it.
