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Collectors Coin and Jewelry in Lynbrook has been in business for more than 70 years.

Collectors Coin and Jewelry hits over 70 years in business in Lynbrook

After more than eight years as the co-owner of Collectors Coin and Jewelry in Lynbrook, Jason Joseph said there has been a surprising uptick in sales during the coronavirus pandemic. more

By Nicole Alcindor | 9/17/20

Lynbrook resident Shakira Croce recently published her first book of poems, “Leave It Raw,” which chronicles eight years of her life.

Lynbrook writer publishes debut book of poetry

Shakira Croce said that as far back as she could remember, she wanted to write poetry. more

By Mike Smollins | 9/17/20

New York American Water has postponed its planned Sept. 1 rate hike to Jan. 1, 2021.

Lynbrook, East Rockaway officials react to New York American Water rate hike postponement

Amid an outcry from residents and elected officials, New York American Water officials announced they were postponing a rate hike that was set to take effect on Sept. 1. The decision came after the utility took part in discussions with the state Department of Public Service and decided against moving ahead with the increase as the coronavirus pandemic drags on. more

By Mike Smollins | 9/10/20

Rolling River Day Camp, in East Rockaway, ended its summer sessions on Aug. 21 and reported no coronavirus cases. Camp administrators said the facility could be used as a model for schools when they reopen. Above, from left, were Charlotte Costello, Brynn Goldstein, Isabelle Udall, Ann Klesh, Ariana Reyes, Sadie Inger and Christalina Blackman.

No Covid-19 cases at Rolling River Day Camp in East Rockaway

After completing an abbreviated summer camp with no coronavirus cases, Rolling River Day Camp Executive Director Marissa Goodman Allaben said she believed the facility set an example for what a safe transition back to school could be like. more

By Mike Smollins | 9/3/20

New York American Water customers will see a rate hike on Sept. 1, which has caused residents and elected officials to question whether it should happen amid the coronavirus pandemic.

New York American Water rate hike to hit Lynbrook area customers on Sept. 1

New York American Water has a planned rate hike that will take effect Sept. 1. more

By Mike Smollins | 8/27/20

The Lynbrook Chamber of Commerce hosted its annual Evening of Excellence dinner on Jan. 30, at which it honored community leaders and installed officers. Honorees included, from left, Ira Nash, of Northwell Health Physician Partners; Shannan Pearsall, of Mended Little Hearts of Long Island; Steve Freifeld, a Marion Street School teacher; and Carol Burak, a former chamber president.

A message from the Lynbrook chamber

A letter to the community from Lynbrook Chamber of Commerce President Stephen Wangel. more

8/27/20

Lynbrook High School students participate in the Talenthood tutoring program.

Talented ‘Talenthood’ tutors mentor students in Lynbrook

After being stuck inside for so long, it is more important than ever for children to brush up on skills and get active. A nationwide tutoring company, Talenthood, has just been expanded to Lynbrook and Hewlett, and provides a way for children to regain lost skills and improve in many areas, including academics, sports, music, technology and art. more

By Emma Ward and Sophie Ward | 8/21/20

Work on $1.3 million turf fields in Greis Park has begun and is nearing completion.

Turf fields start to take shape in Greis Park in Lynbrook

Work is progressing rapidly on $1.3 million turf fields that village officials approved as a way to enhance Greis Park. more

By Mike Smollins | 8/21/20

Lynbrook Mayor Alan Beach, at lecturn, and developer Anthony Bartone were presented with Smart Growth Awards from Vision Long Island on Aug. 6 for the forthcoming Cornerstone at Yorkshire project. Beach spoke about the importance of the project.

Lynbrook mayor, developer honored for upcoming Cornerstone at Yorkshire project

Standing at the site that once housed the controversial Capri Lynbrook Motor Inn on Aug. 6, Mayor Alan Beach and developer Anthony Bartone accepted Vision Long Island’s Smart Growth Award in front of a construction site and mounds of dirt where a luxury apartment complex will soon stand. more

By Mike Smollins | 8/21/20

With the Covid-19 infection rate continuing to drop, Gov. Andrew Cuomo is allowing gyms across Nassau and Suffolk counties to reopen.

At last — Cuomo lets gyms reopen at one-third capacity

Gyms throughout Nassau and Suffolk counties, along with the rest of the state, can reopen as soon as Aug. 24, following inspection by local authorities, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced today. Facilities … more

By Karen Bloom | 8/17/20

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