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East Rockaway High School seniors — including, from left, Louis Perri, Everett Gamache, Zain Tariq, Sarah O’Moore, Braeden Abamonga and Chloe Becker — receiving their AP Scholar awards at the Dec. 12 Board of Education meeting.
East Rockaway recognizes six Advance Placement students
The East Rockaway school district congratulated the high school seniors who have earned the distinction of Advanced Placement Scholars. more
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Elmont’s call for a community center
Now, more than ever, our community stands at the precipice of transformation. The vision of a comprehensive community center in Elmont is possible. It is imperative for every resident to participate in this collective process. Stand with us as we work toward building a vibrant, thriving community center that embodies the very essence of Elmont’s spirit. more
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The Lynbrook High School varsity football team held a benefit game and raised funds for Camp Anchor, which was presented to the organization at the Dec. 13 board of education meeting.
Lynbrook soccer athletes play for a good cause
The Lynbrook High School football and soccer teams presented donations to Camp Anchor and the Ryan Patrick O’Shea Foundation, respectively, during the Dec. 13 board of education meeting. more
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Matty Bowes, left, and Justin Ruditser visited the Ronald McDonald House on Dec. 15 to bake goods.
‘Tis the season of baking and giving for Waverly Park
The student council at Waverly Park Elementary School became bakers for a day as they visited the Ronald McDonald House of Long Island to prepare treats. more
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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
The East Rockaway Board of Education recognized Susan Torborg as the October ‘Hometown Hero’ during the Nov. 14 board meeting. Torborg has served as an office clerk, a lunch monitor, a security guard, an athletic supervisor and more during her decades-long career with the district. Now a grandmother of 8, she retired earlier this year — but still comes into the office to help out.
Torborg: A hometown hero not interested in retiring
Many of us seek to better understand how we can be of service to our community. But perhaps the best way to learn is to look to the example of those paragons of selfless action who already walk … more
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The Nativity scene lit up during Lynbrook village’s Blessing of the Créche. The Nativity scene represents the birth of Jesus as represented in the Bible.
Lynbrook lights up
Lynbrook got festive over the weekend as the village came aglow with holiday lights. Neighbors came together the celebrate Christmas through the village’s blessing of the crèche, a dance … more
Kindergarteners march in the ‘Balloons Over Rhame’ parade every year. The older kids, who cheered the youngsters on while sharing messages of encouragement, undoubtedly remembered their own balloon parades from not too long ago.
East Rockaway students show off seasonal spirit and creativity with balloon parade
A beloved holiday tradition continued as kindergartners at East Rockaway’s Rhame Avenue Elementary School took over the hallways for the “Balloons of Rhame” parade on Nov. 22. The … more
Aiden Michaels, left, and Jack Murray, center, are the first students from Lynbrook to send a science experiment to outer space. They, along with their teacher and collaborator, Stoycho Velkovsky, right, were invited to the Kennedy Space Station in Florida, where they presented their experiment to a panel of NASA experts.
Student project is out of this world
The Kennedy Space Center was nearly pitch black, until a miniature sun was born. An impossibly large fireball lit up the Nov. 9 night sky as a rocket was propelled toward space — carrying, … 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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