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Lynbrook Mayor Alan Beach
Lynbrook village board weighs banning smoking pot in public
Months after voting to prohibit marijuana sales and dispensaries in the village, Lynbrook officials announced Monday that they will host a public hearing Oct. 18 to discuss banning smoking cannabis in public spaces. more
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Lenox Hill Radiology opened in Lynbrook on Aug. 1, taking the place of Zwanger-Pesiri Radiology.
Lenox Hill Radiology comes to Lynbrook
On Aug. 1, Lenox Hill Radiology, a contracted physician group of RadNet, Inc.  opened its diagnostic imaging facility at 443 Sunrise Highway, where a prior radiology operated for several years. more
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The Elmont Library Theatre will now host Broadway-quality shows from the Plaza Organization, run by Kevin Harrington.
Plaza Organization to bring theater to Nassau County
Live theatre returns to New York as Nassau County is set to host Broadway shows. Located at the Elmont Memorial Library Theatre, a new division of the Plaza Organization, Plaza AEA Productions, is under contract with the American Equity Association and will be equipped to bring Broadway quality shows to Nassau County. more
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Kerrie Hall, far left, Catherine Novotny, Maya Comunale and Julia Garvey walked the red carpet before watching their Minute Masters videos at Bellmore Movies and Showplace.
Lynbrook educators' program helps students of all needs
Long Island children of all abilities enjoyed some time in the spotlight on Aug. 29 with the help of Minute Masters, an organization created by two educators from Lynbrook that produces inclusive educational videos. more
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Lynbrook Chamber of Commerce Vice President Nazia DeFrank volunteered to wait tables (and shoot photos rather than appear in them) at Lynbrook Eats last month because it was one of many businesses dealing with staff shortages. Her children, from left, Adam, Steven and Deen (not pictured), visited, along with former Lynbrook Police Chief Joseph Neve.
Lynbrook restaurants still facing staff shortages amid pandemic
Lynbrook Chamber of Commerce Vice President Nazia DeFrank said she was at Lynbrook Eats, on Merrick Road, for a meeting last month when she noticed owner Timmy Anagnostos, 75, moving quickly from table to table to serve customers amid a staff shortage. more
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Ryu’s Martial Arts recently opened their new location at 309 Sunrise Highway in Lynbrook.
New location, same discipline and respect, for Ryu's Martial Arts in Lynbrook
Ryu’s Martial Arts has moved to a new location, with space for more students to learn and practice taekwondo. Now at 309 Sunrise Highway, the martial arts studio reopened during the first week of August, continuing its  21 years of operation in Lynbrook. more
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the new Geico field office in Lynbrook hosted a grand opening ribbon cutting and celebration on Aug. 10. Mayor Alan Beach, sixth from right, County Executive Laura Curran, fifth from right, and Legislator Bill Gaylor, eighth from left, joined owner Melissa Matassa, holding scissors, Geico staff, village trustees and chamber members for the official ribbon cutting.
Geico greeted warmly with ribbon cutting in Lynbrook
Five months to the day of opening its field office in Lynbrook, Geico made it official with a grand opening celebration and ribbon cutting on Aug. 10. The event had much fanfare as residents, elected officials and members of the Chamber of Commerce came to show their support for the business, which included the ceremonial ribbon cutting. more
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Village officials and developers are eying November to raze the vacant former Mangrove Feather factory. It will be replaced by a 210-unit apartment complex in a project that could cost as much as $100 million.
Lynbrook to bid farewell to feather factory in November
Developers and village officials are eyeing November as the demolition date for the vacant former Mangrove Feather factory building, which will end more than a decade of attempts to repurpose the structure. more
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After a motorcycle accident left him disabled, Scott Fessler founded the Fessler Financial Corporation and the Fessler Foundation to help others dealing with spinal injuries. Above, Fessler with his daughter.
East Rockaway businessman uses tragic accident to give back to others
After a motorcycle accident in 2006 damaged his spinal cord and put Scott Fessler in a wheelchair as a paraplegic, instead of feeling down, he decided to start a foundation to help others dealing with spinal injuries.  more
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Developer Anthony Bartone, fourth from near left, and John Fraser-Mifsud, the North Division vice president for Daikin, third from near left, were honored at the Mayor’s Golf Outing on Monday. Joining them were, from left, Lynbrook Deputy Mayor Michael Hawxhurst, Trustees Robert Boccio, Laura Ryder and Ann Marie Reardon, Mayor Alan Beach and Jeff Greenfield, who helped organize the event.
Golf outing honors two, raises money for Lynbrook Community Chest
Under sunny skies Monday, village residents, elected officials and business owners hit the links for a cause at the Mayor’s Golf Outing at the Hempstead Golf & Country Club, where a local businessman and developer were honored. more
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