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Deputy Mayor Hilary Becker, left, and Mayor Alan Beach, center, are vying for the mayoral seat in the March 19 election. Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. on March 19.

Hilary Becker, Alan Beach vie for Lynbrook mayoral seat

Polls will be open at Greis Park in Lynbrook from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. on March 19 as candidates vie in the village election. Deputy Mayor Hilary Becker challenges incumbent Mayor Alan Beach. Here's what they had to say about the issues. more

By Mike Smollins | 3/14/19

Candidates in the Lynbrook election are set to discuss the issues at the village’s library on Thursday at 7 p.m.

Meet the candidates in the Lynbrook village election

The Lynbrook village election is set for March 19. Here is information on the candidates. more

By Mike Smollins | 3/7/19

LIRR President Phillip Eng argued that his agency had made marked improvements in reliability over the past few months.

LIRR officials defend their record at county public hearing

By most accounts, riders on the Long Island Rail Road have had a rough couple of years. In fact, in 2017 the transit agency saw its worst on-time performance in more than two decades, and 2018 was … more

By Peter Belfiore | 3/7/19

Many community members said they disapprove of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s recent decision to increase Long Island Rail Road fares, including Lynbrook residents, who have dealt with a dilapidated station. Above and below, renderings of what the Lynbrook train station will look like after a planned $17.9 million overhaul that is set to begin in the spring.

Lynbrook, East Rockaway residents blast LIRR rate hike

Starting in May, Long Island Rail Road commuters will pay more per ride, after the Metropolitan Transportation Authority board voted on Feb. 27 to increase fares. The Lynbrook station is due for repairs, starting in spring. more

By Anthony O'Reilly and Mike Smollins | 3/7/19

Doughology collected more than $7,000 for slain Det. Brian Simonsen’s family.

Doughology in Lynbrook collects funds for fallen NYPD officer’s family

Whenever Chris Stiasen learns about a police officer or a firefighter’s death, he sells doughnuts at Lynbrook-based Doughology to raise funds for the victim’s family. If the deceased were a police officer, he said, he would sell blue-striped doughnuts, and if the victim were a firefighter, he would sell red-striped doughnuts. more

By Melissa Koenig | 3/7/19

Everyone at the Oscars received a jar of black truffle ghee butter, made by Lynbrook resident Nazia Aibani.

Lynbrook resident’s ghee butter included in Oscars gift bags

Rami Malek and Olivia Colman did not just receive Oscars on Feb. 24 — they and everyone else who went to the after party at the 91st annual awards show also brought home Nazia Aibani’s homemade ghee butter. more

By Melissa Koenig | 3/7/19

Before discovering his love of painting, Morris Solomon was a print maker for most of his life. He explained the linoleum tiles he created for making prints to guests of his show at Atria Tanglewood on March 3.

Atria Tanglewood of Lynbrook resident shares his life’s works

Morris Solomon was always interested in the arts. more

By Melissa Koenig | 3/7/19

Nearly 1,600 people attended the inaugural Herald Kidz Zone Expo on March 3 at the Friedberg JCC in Oceanside.

Fun for all at the Herald's Kidz Zone Expo

Nearly 1,600 people filled the Friedberg JCC in Oceanside for Herald Community Newspapers’ inaugural Kidz Zone Expo on March 3. more

By Mike Smollins | 3/6/19

A survey to gather residents’ feedback about the Greis Park master plan being constructed by the Colorado-based Green Play LLC is underway.

Survey for Lynbrook's Greis Park master plan now open

Lynbrook village officials are now conducting a needs analysis and seeking community input on what improvements residents would like to see at Greis Park. more

2/28/19

Mayor Alan Beach, center, and Deputy Mayor Hilary Becker, second from left, have engaged in a war of words over the Cornerstone proposal heading into the March 19 election. Trustees Robert Boccio, far left, and Ann Marie Reardon, who are up for re-election, represent the New Vision Party, along with Beach and Mike Hawxhurst, second from right.

Developer officially nixes plans for Cornerstone at Lynbrook complex

Three months after the village board unanimously voted against the Cornerstone at Lynbrook proposal, the developer has withdrawn his application. more

By Mike Smollins | 2/28/19

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