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Lynbrook Village Clerk John Giordano recently outlined the $42.2 million budget for 2018-19.

Lynbrook officials approve $42.2 million village budget

Lynbrook village officials unanimously voted to approve a $42.2 million budget for 2018-19 on April 16 at a public meeting led by Mayor Alan Beach and the board of trustees. more

By Mike Smollins | 4/26/18

Two houses on Merton Avenue have remained unoccupied since 2012.

Lynbrook village officials discussing options for vacant houses

Amid a discrepancy between Lynbrook village officials and the owner of two properties on Merton Avenue about whether or not the houses should be considered zombie homes, Building Supervisor Brian Stanton said the homeowners must remove boards from the windows of the properties by mid-October. more

By Melissa Koenig | 4/26/18

The Lynbrook Roller Hockey League’s 20th season got under way on April 14, when Mayor Alan Beach, the league’s founder, dropped the ceremonial first puck in a slate of five games at Greis Park.

Lynbrook Roller Hockey League opens 20th season

Under skies that looked as if they would open at any minute, the rain held off long enough for the Lynbrook Roller Hockey League to play it s full, five-game Opening Day schedule at Greis Park on April 15. more

By Steve Pyatt | 4/26/18

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority announced plans last March for a nearly $10 million overhaul of Lynbrook’s Long Island Rail Road station. At a Feb. 22 meeting with local elected officials, however, MTA officials would not commit to fully revamping the facility.

Planned $10 million Lynbrook Long Island Rail Road station revamp in doubt

MTA officials have been non-committal about a planned $10 million project to upgrade the Lynbrook Long Island Railroad station that was announced in March 2017. more

By Mike Smollins | 4/26/18

Village Attorney Peter Ledwith addressed the audience at the Lynbrook village board meeting on April 2 to reflect on his 41-year career upon his retirement.

Longtime Lynbrook village attorney retires after 41 years

After writing 230 local laws into action and dedicating 41 years of service to Lynbrook, Village Attorney Peter Ledwith is retiring. more

By Mike Smollins | 4/12/18

The vacant Mangrove Feather factory building was once a bustling site for businesses.

Negotiations to develop former Mangrove Feather factory continue for Lynbrook officials

For the past decade, the former Mangrove Feather factory has stood dormant at the corner of Broadway and Saperstein Place. Once a bustling site for businesses, it is now viewed by residents and village officials as an eyesore and a waste of space. more

By Mike Smollins | 4/12/18

Jason Margiotta, 5, had a chance to high-five the Easter Bunny during East Rockaway’s egg hunt on March 24.

Lynbrook, East Rockaway ring in Easter, spring with celebrations

Even the late-March snowfall couldn’t keep residents from embracing spring fever as the villages of Lynbrook and East Rockaway recently ushered in Easter with celebrations. more

By Mike Smollins | 4/5/18

Issues with the standpipe system could push the opening of Lynbrook’s Regal movie theater beyond the scheduled date of April 24.

Pipe issues may delay Lynbrook Regal movie theater opening

Lynbrook village officials are hoping the new Regal movie theater, under construction on Merrick Road, will open as scheduled on April 24, despite a Nassau County fire marshal’s recent discovery of problems with the building’s standpipe system. more

By Mike Smollins | 3/29/18

East Rockaway resident William, who turns 2 Friday, was waiting for the snow to fall Wednesday.

Lynbrook, E.R. officials discuss preparedness amid snowy March

In the wake of yet another March snowstorm hitting Long Island Wednesday, village officials in Lynbrook and East Rockaway discussed their preparedness and offered an update on their snow-removal budgets. more

By Mike Smollins | 3/22/18

Adam Kriegel, the director of sales for PayByPhone, presented to village officials how residents can pay for parking via the app rather than pumping quarters into meters.

App to enable Lynbrook parkers to pay by phone

In an effort to make paying for parking easier, Lynbrook officials unanimously voted on March 5 to approve bringing the phone app PayByPhone into the village. more

By Mike Smollins | 3/15/18

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