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Ride for Life volunteer Glenn Baldwin spoke with Lynbrook North Middle School students on March 11 as they began their fundraising campaign.
Lynbrook North Middle School begins annual ALS fundraising campaign
The Lynbrook community’s annual tradition continued at North Middle School on March 11 as the ALS Ride for Life organization visited the school to usher in the start of their fundraising campaign. more
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On Feb. 21, Trevers-Meyer celebrated her husband’s successful heart transplant at NYU Langone Health in Manhattan, but now she had to focus on a new hurdle: getting their apartment ready for his recovery.
How the Meyer family navigated life after a heart transplant in Lynbrook
On Feb. 21, Trevers-Meyer celebrated her husband’s successful heart transplant at NYU Langone Health in Manhattan, but now she had to focus on a new hurdle: getting their apartment ready for his recovery. more
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Hundreds of residents attended the annual Huckleberry Frolic in June 2019, in support of the Grist Mill Museum. This year’s Frolic will be on June 7, with a rain date of June 14.
Grist Mill Committee seeks vendors for Huckleberry Frolic event  
The Grist Mill Committee will host the Huckleberry Frolic event for its fifty-fifth year on June 7, with a rain date of June 14. more
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Lynbrook Village election on Tuesday
Lynbrook residents can vote in the village election on March 18, from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m., at the Lynbrook Recreation Center, at 55 Wilbur St. more
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It costs $85 per ton for waste incineration, compared to $110 per ton for recycling because of the labor involved in hand-processing the materials. This adds up, especially when people do not properly recycle.
How best to recycle in East Rockaway and Lynbrook
According to the villages of Lynbrook and East Rockaway, recyclable materials include plastics No. 1 and 2, corrugated boxes, cardboard, newspapers, paper, cleaned cans and glass bottles, magazines and junk mail. more
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The Lynbrook Chamber of Commerce will host its third annual Experience Lynbrook business expo on March 22, from noon to 3 p.m. at the Lynbrook Public Library, located at 56 Eldert St.
Lynbrook Chamber to host business expo
The Lynbrook Chamber of Commerce will host its third annual Experience Lynbrook business expo on March 22, from noon to 3 p.m. at the Lynbrook Public Library, located at 56 Eldert St.  more
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World War II and 101-year-old veteran Pete Pette died on March 7. He was the oldest member of the Lynbrook American Legion Post 335.
Veteran dies at 101
The members of Lynbrook American Legion Post 335 honor and mourn World War II and 101-year-old veteran Paul Pette, who died on March 7.   more
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Addison Drummond, Vice President and Financial Advisor for Westco Financial Group, provided advice on how to navigate the current tax season, and prepare for the next year. Tax Return form 1040 with USA America flag and dollar banknote, U.S. Individual Income.
Three things to know about maximizing tax benefits
Tax season is officially underway, and it’s time for individuals to start preparing for their 2024 tax returns. more
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Eight retirees of the Lynbrook School District were honored at the Lynbrook Board of Education meeting on Feb. 12. The teachers have all taught in the district for decades, and combined have served over 200 years of educating students.
Retired teachers reflect on years of service for Lynbrook Public Schools
Eight teachers in Lynbrook retired recently, allowing them to reflect on their legacy of educating hundreds of students and transitioning with new generations.  more
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The Taste of Marion event on Feb. 27, at Marion Street Elementary School, drew more than 200 people, who sampled dishes from a variety of cultures.
Taste of Marion celebrates over a dozen cultures
The Taste of Marion event, on Feb. 27 at Marion Street Elementary School, drew over 200 gastronomically adventurous attendees, who celebrated the diverse cultures represented in the school community. more
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