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The Herald crew began their surfing lesson by learning how to steady themselves on their boards. At left were, at front, instructor Ian Skudin, and from left, Herald staffers Alyssa Seidman and Bridget Downes, intern Frank Gargano, and staffer Melissa Koenig.
Surf’s up in Long Beach for Herald crew
Amid New York Surf Week, July 10 to 14, a group of Herald Community Newspapers editors — Bridget Downes, Melissa Koenig, Nadya Nataly, Alyssa Seidman and Brian Steiglitz — and intern Frank … more
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After years of controversy, the Capri Lynbrook Motor Inn has been sold to developer Anthony Bartone, who has scheduled an Aug. 20 open house to meet with residents to gather their views on redevelopment of the site.
Capri Lynbrook Motor Inn owners to sell property to developer behind Cornerstone idea
The Capri Lynbrook Motor Inn, with its long history of drug, prostitution and assault arrests, is being sold to developer Anthony Bartone, according to Village of Lynbrook officials. more
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The Lynbrook Mayor’s Golf Outing took place on July 8 at the Seawane Country Club in Hewlett Harbor. Event organizer Jeffrey Greenfield, left, and Mayor Alan Beach were in good spirits at the event.
Lynbrook Mayor's Golf Outing was a hole-in-one
Hundreds of residents gathered at the Seawane Country Club in Hewlett Harbor on July 8 for the annual Mayor’s Golf Outing. more
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Ralph Keppler
Judge: Statements from Lynbrook couple in Long Beach murder case to stay on record
A State Supreme Court justice has ruled against a Lynbrook couple who are facing murder charges and who had sought to suppress statements they made while under arrest. They were set to return to court Thursday. more
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Eisenhower Park hosts the popular light show on Saturday, attracting large crowds that eagerly gather each year.
A patriotic salute
Long Island commemorates Independence Day with the annual array of rousing celebrations. more
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At the Lynbrook village board meeting on June 17, Mayor Alan Beach said that several new businesses could not open because National Grid is refusing to offer them gas service until a new pipeline is built.
National Grid's moratorium keeping Lynbrook businesses from opening
A National Grid moratorium on new applications for natural-gas service is hindering several new businesses from opening in Lynbrook, according to officials. more
The Village of East Rockaway Board voted last week to approve a moratorium on solicitation until it can review the legality of its solicitation law, after it was hit with a suit.
East Rockaway sued over solicitation law
A Utah-based pest control company is suing the Village of East Rockaway over a law that limits the times that businesses can solicit at local homes and requires certain companies to pay a bond. more
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Mayor Alan Beach handed Lynbrook American Legion Post Commander Hank Speicher a plaque to commemorate Post 335’s centennial celebration, surrounded by members of the post and the village board.
Lynbrook American Legion commemorates centennial
In honor of its 100th anniversary, members of Lynbrook American Legion Post 335 were honored at Monday’s village board meeting by Mayor Alan Beach and the board of trustees. more
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Harmonizing with Red Molly
The powerhouse Americana trio is back on Long Island. more
A rendering of what the upgraded Lynbrook Long Island Rail Road station will look like when the $17.9 million project to revamp it is completed in 2020.
$17.9 million Lynbrook Long Island Rail Road station overhaul to begin in late June
For the first time in about 30 years, upgrades will begin on Lynbrook’s Long Island Rail Road station at the end of June. more
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