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A Few Clouds School district changed ‘a great deal’ under Burak
Superintendent Melissa Burak looks back at a decade of accomplishments as she prepares for her July retirement from Lynbrook Public Schools.
A grand evening for the Lynbrook Chamber
The Lynbrook Chamber of Commerce hosted its “An Evening of Excellence” Jan. 19 to honor six community figures.
Affordable housing plan alarms Brian Curran
People have left New York in droves this past decade, and Brian Curran is ready to put that trend at an end.
Community is at the core of Lynch’s mission
When Paul Lynch was hired by the Lynbrook School District in 2009, he was overcome by a sense of community.
Lynbrook senior named Regeneron Scholar
Lynbrook High School senior, Sean Krivitsky, has been named a Scholar in the 2023 Regeneron Science Talent Search, the nation’s oldest science and math competition.
Lynbrook riding hot streak
In this case the calculus was simple. As the Lynbrook boys’ basketball team’s surge began to sputter – its midseason four-game win streak imperiled as host Plainedge took a nine-point, second-half lead – Owls head coach Jamie Adams pulled lead guard Eli Sherman-Murphy aside. “Take over,” he told the All-County senior.
Elks Lodge holds annual Hoop Shoot Contest
Dozens of children participated recently in the New York Elks Lodge #1 basketball Hoop Shoot Contest. The event, held at Valley Stream South High School, drew children and families from Lynbrook, Malverne, East Rockaway, and Valley Stream.
Horizon wins Best Newspaper, other awards
Horizon, the Lynbrook High School student-run newspaper, continued its award-winning streak with several accolades, including Best Overall Newspaper, this year.
Lynbrook students visit Hempstead animal shelter
Students in the Career Development Program at Lynbrook High School and North Middle School visited a local animal shelter on Jan. 9 to donate goods for the animals in need.
Lynbrook thrives with family vibe
Lynbrook girls’ basketball isn’t wearing its school’s name on the front of its warmup shirts.
Editorial
Our national spirit shouldn’t fade on July 5
It has been called both the physical and symbolic heart of our democracy, located within the very walls where our elected representatives in Washington make our country’s most important decisions. The Capitol Rotunda . . .
Op-Ed
Abortion, the high court and the people
Issues of life and death, liberty, justice and freedom call for citizen involvement. We should have strong opinions about such topics.