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Lynbrook High School students, staff, school district administrators, law enforcement officers and elected officials gathered outside the school on Feb. 9 for a “Back the Blue” rally in support of police officers in the wake of the shooting deaths of New York City Police officers Jason Rivera and Wilbert Mora.

Lynbrook backs the blue at rally to support law enforcement

Lynbrook High School students and staff members, elected officials and residents gathered outside the school on Feb. 9 to “back the blue” in a show of support for law enforcement and to honor the memory of two slain New York City police officers. more

By Mike Smollins | 2/17/22

Veterans and elected officials gathered to celebrate the 100th birthday of retired U.S. Marine Col. James S. Knap.

Lynbrook veteran honored on his 100th birthday

Members of Lynbrook American Legion Post 335 recently presented a Certificate of Honor to retired U.S. Marine Col. James S. Knap for his 100th birthday on New Year’s Day at the Bristal Assisted Living Facility on Freer Street. more

1/13/22

Lynbrook Police Department increases patrol for illegal fireworks for Independence Day, summer 2021

Chief Brian Paladino and the Lynbrook Police Department wish to remind village residents to refrain from using illegal fireworks during Independence Day and throughout the summer. more

6/30/21

Lynbrook Mayor Alan Beach and the village board unanimously voted to opt out of allowing marijuana sales in the village after a public hearing on Monday.

Lynbrook board opts out of marijuana sales

Citing potential danger to the community, the Lynbrook village board unanimously voted to bar marijuana dispensaries and consumption shops from being built or set up in the village during a public hearing Monday night. more

By Mike Smollins | 5/6/21

Letter to the Lynbrook/East Rockaway Editor (Oct. 22-28)

A letter to the Lynbrook/East Rockaway Herald Editor in response to a recent article about Lynbrook Police Chief Brian Paladino. more

10/22/20

Lynbrook Police Chief Brian Paladino was recently the center of controversy for an email he sent in which he said he would not be a "mask Kaiser" in response to criticism of Lynbrook officers not wearing face coverings when dealing with residents.

Lynbrook police chief comes under fire for comments on enforcing officers to wear masks

Lynbrook Police Department Chief Brian Paladino recently caused a stir for his email in response to a complaint about a lack of enforcement of officers wearing face coverings, in which he wrote that he would not be a "mask Kaiser." more

By Mike Smollins | 10/10/20

The Lynbrook Board of Education recently hosted a virtual meeting.

Lynbrook schools superintendent remains positive during coronavirus pandemic

The Lynbrook Board of Education recently hosted a virtual board meeting, where Superintendent Dr. Melissa Burak offered a positive message to the community. While explaining that everyone is … more

4/30/20

The Lynbrook Post Office installed these new mailboxes outside the facility in response to a rash of thefts in the village. The U.S. Postal Service plans to modernize every mailbox in Nassau County.

Lynbrook Police Department investigating string of mailbox thefts

The Lynbrook Police Department is investigating a string of robberies in which criminals have stolen checks and other items from mailboxes around the village. more

By Mike Smollins | 2/13/20

The Lynbrook board of trustees honored Lynbrook Police Officer Pat Hahl, who retired from the department after 33 years on the job, at its Jan. 13 meeting.

Retiring, longtime Lynbrook village employees honored

Two longtime Lynbrook Village employees were honored by Mayor Alan Beach and the board of trustees on Jan. 13 in recognition of their years of service as they prepared to retire. more

By Mike Smollins | 1/22/20

Chief Brian Paladino, who marked one year at the helm of the Lynbrook Police Department in November, said he had many goals for the coming year.

Lynbrook police chief looks back on Year One

After a little more than a year as Lynbrook’s police chief, Brian Paladino said that improving the relationship between officers and civilians is among his main goals going forward. more

By Nicole Alcindor | 1/16/20

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