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Baumann Bus Company, one of the largest school bus company on Long Island, is going out of business due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Baumann bus company closes, leaving school districts searching for replacements
Baumann Co., one of Long Island's largest school bus companies, has filed notice with the New York State Labor Department that is will cease operations immediately. The company filed a WARN notice … more
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The Lynbrook Community Cares Group was co-founded by village residents Laura Ryder and Steve Schmitt, and is helping those in need by offering various services to residents. Above, Ryder’s nephew, Tommy Atkinson, and her daughter, Shannon, loaded up a car full of supplies
Lynbrook Cares making a difference in community
Betty Bergbuchler, 91, said the coronavirus pandemic has caused her to worry and has made routine tasks like grocery shopping hard for her. However, thanks to the Lynbrook Cares group, she no longer has to leave the Nathan Hale Senior Village where she lives to buy food. more
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The State Health Department reports 22 cases of Covid-19 at the Long Beach Nursing and Rehabilitation Center.
NYS Health Department releases list of coronavirus deaths at nursing homes in Long Beach, Glen Cove and Lynbrook, among others on Long Island
The State Health Department has released a list of 22 nursing homes on Long Island, including homes in Lynbrook, Glen Cove and Long Beach, where residents have died from the coronavirus epidemic. The … more
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Construction of the Cornerstone at Yorkshire apartment complex in Lynbrook is slated to begin this spring after the Capri Lynbrook Motor Inn shuttered on April 9.
Cornerstone at Yorkshire moves forward in Lynbrook after motel ceases operations
The Capri Lynbrook Motor Inn closed for good April 9, and the building will soon be demolished to make way for an 80-unit, $24 million rental apartment complex. more
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Lynbrook Mayor Alan Beach said the village has taken many preventative measures to combat the spread of the coronavirus.
Lynbrook mayor discusses changes in place amid coronavirus
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, Lynbrook officials have expanded public notification systems and implemented changes across the village. more
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The Easter bunny visited Lynbrook and was driven around by Mayor Alan Beach on April 6.
Easter bunny trails through Lynbrook with Mayor Alan Beach, trustees
The coronavirus pandemic did not stop the Easter bunny from hopping down the bunny trail all the way through Lynbrook. more
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Officers from the Lynbrook Police Department are now required to wear masks, gloves and goggles when on medical calls. Above, Officer Patrick Scanlon took a resident’s report last Friday.
East Rockaway and Lynbrook officials, police officers alter tactics amid coronavirus
As the coronavirus pandemic continues to take its toll, village first responders are taking extra precautions to ensure they stay safe on calls.  “During this crisis, our first … more
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The Nassau County Industrial Development Agency approved a 20-year payment in lieu of taxes agreement, or PILOT, to build this $24 million, 80-unit Tudor-style apartment complex at the site of the Capri Lynbrook Motor Inn.
Cornerstone complex to replace Capri Lynbrook Motor Inn after IDA approves PILOT
A year after controversy over the Cornerstone at Lynbrook project caused village officials to scrap plans for it, a new, smaller-scale Cornerstone development is in the works. more
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A rendering of the $1.3 million turf fields that the Amityville-based LandTek Group will install at Greis Park. Construction is expected to begin later this month and be completed by the end of summer.
Lynbrook village officials approve $1.3M turf field for Greis Park
After discussing their intentions to go forward with the installation of $1.3 million turf fields for Greis Park, the Lynbrook village board of trustees made it official by voting to approve the measure at the March 2 meeting. more
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A rendering of the $1.3 million turf fields that the Amityville-based LandTek Group will install at Greis Park. Construction is expected to begin in late March and be completed by the end of summer.
Lynbrook officials approve $1.3 million turf fields for Greis Park
The installation of synthetic-turf fields at Greis Park, costing $1.3 million and measuring nearly 122,000 square feet in total, is set to begin in March, and will usher in the start of a major renovation of the park. more
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