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Mrs. Claus paid a visit to Unicorn Jewelers — and with a festive plate of cookies to top it off.
Santa came to town in Lynbrook and East Rockaway
The kids of Lynbrook and East Rockaway must  have been extra good this year, because Santa came early this season! more
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At the Lynbrook Police Benevolent Association fundraiser for the fire victims were officer Joe Depperman, left, PBA Vice President and officer Rob Meir and officer Steve Rupnick.
Read what Lynbrook police did to help displaced fire victims
After the fire that broke out on Merrick Road on Dec. 18, displacing 28 people — nearly half of whom are children — it was only a matter of time before Lynbrook residents came to the aid of their neighbors. more
A fire severely damaged a mixed use building in Lynbrook that displaced 28 residents on Dec. 18.
Fire in Lynbrook on Merrick Road displaces 28 people
The Dec. 18 fire in Lynbrook on Merrick Road near Vincent Avenue displaced 28 people, including 13 children. more
Bill Marinaccio was named the Citizen Patriot of the Year by the Lynbrook Republican Committee. From left, Assemblyman Brian Curran, Town Supervisor Don Clavin, Marinaccio and his wife, Marie, and Town Councilwoman Laura Ryder celebrated Marinaccio’s life of service.
Bill Marinaccio is Lynbrook’s Citizen Patriot of the Year
The Lynbrook Republican Committee’s Citizen Patriot Award is presented each year to someone who goes above and beyond in their commitment to veterans and the community at large. There could be … more
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Lynbrook mayor Alan Beach swears in Polly Talbot as the new president of the Lynbrook Chamber of Commerce. Talbot says it’s been a great year for the chamber, where membership came close to doubling what it was this same time in 2022.
It’s coming on a new year for new-look chamber
With a new president, new events and dozens of new members, it’s been a big year for the Lynbrook Chamber of Commerce. And the group says it intends to make 2024 even bigger. “People … more
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Steve Grogan has been honored for his decades of service to the Lynbrook Fire Department — whether fighting fires, connecting the department to causes for veterans, or writing and sharing the stories of their lives. From left were 1st Assistant Chief Scott Bien; County Legislator Bill Gaylor; Paul Scneller, exalted ruler of Elks Lodge No. 1; Hempstead town Councilwoman Laura Ryder; Steve Grogan; State Sen. Patricia Canzoneri-Fitzpatrick and Lynbrook Mayor Alan Beach.
Steve Grogan named Firefighter of the Year
He’s a military veteran, a writer, a former village trustee and federal agent — not to mention a 55-year member of the Lynbrook Fire Department. Steve Grogan, an ex-chief and honorary … more
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The SATs will be administered online beginning this spring. The shorter test and digital interface will hopefully make students feel more comfortable, Matthew Sarosy and Richard Schaffer, principals of Lynbrook and East Rockaway High Schools respectively, said.
The SATs are now fully online — but what does that mean for your student?
It’s official: in true 21st century fashion, the SATs will be administered online starting this spring with a new format that is expected to be more accessible to the modern student — but … more
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The Lynbrook and Malverne fire departments arrived on the scene to find a pickup truck fully engulfed in flames.
Lynbrook and Malverne firefighters team up
Lynbrook and Malverne firefighters teamed up on Monday night last week to extinguish a working pick-up truck fire on Ocean Avenue just north of Lakeview Avenue.   Lynbrook was … more
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State Sen. Patricia Canzoneri-Fitzpatrick organized the ceremony to ensure that the veterans’ stories were heard and they received the recognition they deserved.
State Sen. Patricia Canzoneri-Fitzpatrick honors veterans
  Veterans spend years of their lives serving their communities and the country — how can we follow their example? More than 100 people who gathered in the auditorium of Malverne High … more
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Dave Denenberg, co-director of Long Island Clean Water Air & Soil, says the cost of acquiring the Liberty Water utility should be mitigated by the money customers have already paid to maintain its services. Yet, that’s not possible, temporary presi-dent of the South Nassau Water Authority John Reinhart said, as courts have already ruled against such an approach.
What happens next with Liberty water?
  The South Nassau Water Authority is making progress on a potential public takeover of Liberty Water. Yet, even as progress is made, one question lingers: Is a public takeover of the utility … more
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