Jordan Vallone is a News Reporter at Richner Communications, Inc. He covers a diverse range of topics, including culture and society, government and politics, and healthcare, with a focus on events and conferences in New York and Long Island. Jordan's work has been featured in The Jewish Star, Amityville Record, Massapequa Post, and Babylon Beacon.
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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 and staff at Barnum Woods Elementary School in East Meadow had an opportunity to meet and thank Nassau County police officers at a special event on Dec. 17. A kindergarten class, above, met officers in the buerau of special operations.
By: Jordan Vallone
Students from the Alan & Tatyana Forman Jewish Early Learning Center Preschool and the Chabad Hebrew School performed at the Chabad Center for Jewish Life’s Hanukkah celebration on Dec. 25.
By: Jordan Vallone
Jackson Amiruddin, a student at Calhoun High School and an East Meadow native, is tackling blood cancers head-on through leadership and service as a 2025 Student Visionary with the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.
By: Steve Sachs, Jordan Vallone
Cindy, with her daughter Mia, rang in the New Year early at Bellmore Memorial Library’s Noon Year’s Eve celebration.
By: Jordan Vallone
Brianna Wuria, a senior and cheerleader at Sanford H. Calhoun High School, was selected as a U.S. Army All-American Cheerleader.
By: Jordan Vallone
Emma Vulpi among $10,000 worth of toys she collected for children with cancer and in shelters to ensure they had gifts on Christmas morning.
By: Tim Baker, Jordan Vallone
There’s a slew of events coming up at the East Meadow Public Library this month, including a Stop the Bleed training, above, on Jan. 13. From life saving lessons to cultural celebrations, there’s something for everyone to enjoy this winter.
By: Jordan Vallone
George McVey Elementary School was ranked among the top 100 public elementary schools in New York State for 2025, according to U.S. News & World Report. Above, students took part in McVey’s ‘Wellness Walk’ during the fall of 2024.
By: Jordan Vallone
Numerous fifth and sixth grade students from John G. Dinkelmeyer Elementary School were selected to participate in this year’s All-County Music Festival hosted by the Nassau Music Educators Association.
By: Jordan Vallone
The Town of Hempstead held its 5th annual Mulchfest on Jan. 11, inviting residents to turn their natural Christmas trees into mulch. The event was held at Veterans Memorial Park in East Meadow.
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