Lynbrook Menorah lighting

Posted Wednesday, December 21, 2022 7:18 am

Mayor Alan Beach, Trustee Robert Boccio, Annmarie Reardon, Michael Hawxhurst, Cantor Nancy Dubin.

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Village of Lynbrook Police Chief Brian Paladino was one of many who had a great time.

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Cantor Nancy Dubin performed during the festivities.

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Max Rogers, left, with Matthew Bowes, Ryan Bowes, Emerson Callahan, Kaden Rogers, and Caroline Rogers.

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The Village of Lynbrook's annual Menorah Lighting Tuesday, Dec. 20 drew plenty of people for a festive night.
-- Photos by Daniel Tommasino/Herald

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