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Residents have joined elected officials in speaking out against potential Long Island Rail Road rate hikes proposed by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.
LIRR riders in Lynbrook, East Rockaway bemoan rate hike proposal
Many local residents and elected leaders say they are angry that transit officials are mulling a Long Island Rail Road fare increase amid the coronavirus pandemic. more
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Clarence William Gaylor Jr., who died on Nov. 28, at age 79, owned the Lyn Gift Shop, on Atlantic Avenue, for more than three decades and was active in the Lynbrook community. He was the father of County Legislator C. William Gaylor III.
Lynbrook’s C. William Gaylor Jr. dies at 79
Clarence William Gaylor Jr. could often be found sitting in an office chair at the Lyn Gift Shop on Atlantic Avenue, dressed in a sport coat and tie. Beside him was another chair,  often occupied by a customer, family member or friend who had stopped to chat with the longtime storeowner. more
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We can’t overlook the hardships of our L.I. neighbors
When I first came to the Herald in January to cover Long Beach, I took in what most others see — the fine beaches, the beautiful boardwalk, the tony restaurants on Park Avenue and the cool, funky bars on the West End. But the coronavirus peeled back the layers fast . . . more
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Laura Ryder, second from left, has announced that she will run for village trustee in the March election. With her were, from left, her husband, Mike, their son, Aidan, and their daughter, Shannon.
Lynbrook activist to run for village trustee
Laura Ryder, a lifelong Lynbrook resident and longtime community activist, recently announced that she planned to run for the Lynbrook village board of trustees in March. more
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The Lynbrook village board postponed a vote on condominiums proposed for 161 Union Ave. at a public hearing on Nov. 16. The owner of Asahi Hibachi Sushi is fighting the land sale so his business can continue operating there.
Lynbrook restaurateur fighting for his business amid condo proposal
A Lynbrook business owner says he is fighting to save his restaurant after a developer recently announced he was seeking to buy the property where the eatery is located and convert it to condominiums. The village board must approve the project for it to move forward. more
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Former U.S. Sen. Alfonse D’Amato checked into the hospital Friday after feeling ill last week.
Former Sen. D’Amato said to be recovering from Covid at St. Francis Hospital
Former U.S. Senator Alfonse D’Amato, who rose from the Hempstead town council to become a U.S. senator from New York and one of the most powerful political figures in the country, has been … more
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Lynbrook American Legion Post 335 and Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2307 hosted their annual event at the Doughboy Memorial on Nov. 11.
Lynbrook commemorates Veterans Day
Veterans, residents and elected officials gathered at the Doughboy Memorial behind the Lynbrook Long Island Rail Road station on Veterans Day, Nov. 11, as American Legion Post 335 and Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2307 hosted their annual ceremony. more
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Three weeks after reopening for the first time in seven months, Regal Cinemas 13, in Lynbrook, had to close again because of an uptick in the coronavirus positivity rate.
Regal Cinemas 13 in Lynbrook closes as coronavirus cases climb
It took seven months for Regal Cinemas 13 to open its doors for the first time since the coronavirus pandemic reached a springtime peak, but less than three weeks later, it was again forced to shutter. more
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County Legislator William Gaylor, left, and Lynbrook Mayor Alan Beach placed a purple pumpkin on the doors of Village Hall as part of the Purple Pumpkin Halloween Project, which promotes a safe and healthy holiday amid the pandemic.
Village of Lynbrook supports Purple Pumpkin Halloween Project
Lynbrook Mayor Alan Beach, Nassau County Legislator William Gaylor and Lynbrook parents joined together on Oct. 20 to introduce the Purple Pumpkin Halloween Project to promote a safe and healthy holiday. more
Lynbrook Fire Department members and junior firefighters marched from Earle Avenue to the Lynbrook Firefighters Memorial in honor of the six LFD members who died in the line of duty over the years.
Lynbrook firefighters remember the fallen
Six Lynbrook volunteer firefighters have died in the line of duty over the years, and the Lynbrook Fire Department members got together on Oct. 18 to remember them. more
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