Jordan Vallone is a news reporter for Richner Communications, Inc., focusing on local news in the Long Island area of New York. Jordan's work has also been featured in The Jewish Star, covering a range of topics including community events, local artists, and social issues affecting the Jewish community.
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East Meadow, United States (Local)
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Jordan Vallone focuses on local community events, education, and seasonal announcements in the East Meadow area of Long Island. He covers a range of topics including community events, local news, and specific cultural or societal aspects related to the region. Therefore, outreach efforts should cater to these themes.
Given his focus on local events and community initiatives within East Meadow and Long Island, individuals or organizations involved in similar grassroots activities may find success by reaching out with stories about their involvement in educational or charitable endeavors within this geographic scope.
Stories featuring personal experiences from residents or highlighting the unique culture of East Meadow are likely to resonate well with Jordan's coverage interests. Additionally, given his attention to seasonal events like holiday celebrations and other annual occurrences in the area, relevant pitches could include upcoming event previews or human-interest stories tied to these occasions.
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By: Jordan Vallone
Students in East Meadow High School’s American Sign Language program visit kindergartners at Meadowbrook Elementary School on Dec. 4.
At the Chamber of Commerce of the Bellmores’ holiday tree lighting on Dec. 6, school children performed ‘We Need A Little Christmas’ for their family and friends.
By: Jordan Vallone
At the Merrick Golf Course Clubhouse, Santa Claus met with community members for an afternoon filled with holiday cheer. Above, Santa with members of the Merrick Chamber of Commerce and elected officials who stopped by the event.
The U.S. Department of Education was established as a cabinet-level agency in October 1979 by President Jimmy Carter, and officially began operations in May 1980. For nearly 45 years, the department has soldiered past many attempts to break it apart, or disband it altogether, most notably by conservative politicians who believe that the federal agency oversteps states’ rights. While calls […]
The U.S. Department of Education was established as a cabinet-level agency in October 1979 by President Jimmy Carter, and officially began operations in May 1980.
By: Jordan Vallone
Nassau University Medical Center, above, in East Meadow announced on Dec. 16 that residents in the Pediatric Medical Residency Program achieved a 100 percent board passage rate in 2024.
By: Jordan Vallone
Robert Peyser of Bellmore and his company, Kessler Thermometer Corp., based in West Babylon, pleaded guilty to endangering employees by exposing them to hazardous levels of mercury, a neurotoxin.
Families flocked to the Samanea Mall in Westbury on Dec. 14 for a festive holiday fair. Theo Kritikos, Raqueba Secharan, Marina Moreno, Gabriella Kritkos, 12, and Nicholas Moreno, 10, had fun in some of the mall’s holiday displays.
By: Jordan Vallone
The Polar Express returned to the Brookside School in North Merrick on Dec. 14, an event hosted by the Nassau County Lions to bring joy to children and families during the holiday season. The auditorium and halls of the school were filled to the brim with items set to be distributed to those in need.
The Salisbury community celebrated the holiday season with its annual tree lighting on Dec. 6. Alexandria Messina, 8, and Anna Messina, 10, with their dad, Brian Messina, a captain with Engine No. 4 in the East Meadow Fire Department.
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