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Diocese claims $200M ‘best and final’ offer
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Rockville Centre has made what it says is its “best and final proposal” toward a settlement with the more the 600 people who accused the church of child … more
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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
The group has a flowerpot outside the Lynbrook Library with plaques honoring their loved ones.
Grief is messy — ‘Circle of Hope’ understands
It is often said that there are seven stages of grief — but those who have lost a loved one know the process isn’t nearly so neat or linear. Circle of Hope, a Lynbrook-based bereavement … more
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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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Ready, set, go! At 9:30 on Thanksgiving morning, these neighbors ran 5 kilometers to help provide resources to young hospital patients.
Racing for a cause on Thanksgiving Day
When people think about Thanksgiving, the first thing that comes to mind is likely a relaxing day with family — and a lot of good food, of course. But on Nov. 23, dozens of people woke up early … more
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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State Assemblyman Ari Brown, who is also the deputy mayor of Cedarhurst, is scheduled to donate a kidney to an American military veteran next month.
Assemblyman Ari Brown to donate a kidney
Assemblyman Ari Brown has openly expressed regret in the past for not serving his country. Despite his new gig in Albany, Brown has acknowledged that that service doesn’t compare to the … 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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Jake McNichols, left, and Rory Falbee enjoying the life-sized TARDIS replica at HurriCon, the benefit comic convention run by Bethany Congregational Church. Falbee’s favorite comic character is Harley Quinn, while McNichols is a Superman fan.
Benefit comic convention HurriCon is a super time
What do you get when you cross a comic convention with a hurricane aftermath story? HurriCon, of course. The seventh benefit comic convention at Bethany Congregational Church, in East Rockaway, last … more
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Assemblyman Curran recognizes local veterans
In the spirit of the month in which we honor veterans, Assemblyman Brian Curran hosted a ceremony on Nov. 19 at the Lynbrook Veterans of Foreign Wars post to recognize nine veterans for their service … more
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