Hernesto Galdamez is a Reporter at Richner Communications, Inc. He covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, arts and entertainment, and regional interest, with a particular focus on social issues and crime. Hernesto's work has been featured in various platforms, showcasing his expertise in both competitive sports and significant events across North America.
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Hernesto Galdamez focuses on local community news, particularly covering government and politics, education, culture & society. He reports extensively on events and government announcements in the New York area.
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By: Hernesto Galdamez
Over a year after undergoing a heart transplant, Karen Rochester, of Baldwin, has fully recovered from complications of the surgery. She had a follow-up appointment with Dr. Johanna Contreras, an advanced heart failure and transplant cardiologist.
By: Hernesto Galdamez
Kaylyn Sutherland will compete in the 49th annual Colgate Women’s Games, which will take place from Dec. 29 through Feb. 1.
By: Hernesto Galdamez
Planet Sensory Occupational Therapy’s services will include sensory processing, fine motor development, self-regulation skills and handwriting classes.
By: Hernesto Galdamez
Naresh Singh, Baldwin Lions Club president, was selected as the Baldwin Herald’s Person of the Year for 2024.
By: Hernesto Galdamez
This year, Alexandra Francois, along with dancers from the school, performed Mariah Carey’s ‘Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)’ in the Christmas Spectacular on Dec. 16.
By: Tim Baker, Hernesto Galdamez
At Westbury High School on Jan. 5, Siela Bynoe, a Westbury native, was sworn in as the first Black New York state senator to represent Long Island for the 6th State Senate District.
By: Hernesto Galdamez
A rendering of the reimagined Baldwin Public Library children’s room on the first floor, which will have expanded space and additional lighting.
By: Hernesto Galdamez
Supervisor Don Clavin and U.S. Senator Chuck Schumer recognized Baldwin centenarian Pina Frassineti Wax, a survivor of the Holocaust. Also attending were Councilwoman Laura Ryder, Town Clerk Kate Murray, Receiver of Taxes Jeanine Driscoll and County Executive Bruce Blakeman.
By: Hernesto Galdamez
As Gov. Kathy Hochul enters her fourth full year in office, she presented her proposed agenda for 2025 in the State of the State address on Tuesday, outlining policies that could have broad impacts across New York state, including Long Island.
By: Maureen Lennon, Hernesto Galdamez
Subrina Singh, a Baldwin High School graduate and member of the Baldwin Middle School PTA, created a petition urging the school district to recognize Diwali as an official holiday. Above, Singh is shown hosting a Let’s Learn About Diwali event at the Baldwin Public Library, which highlighted the Hindu festival.
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