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This graph shows the highest living costs in Nassau county, including housing, medical expenses, food and internet. The total amounted to $57,921 a year, according to Massachusetts Institute of Technology research.
Young New Yorkers struggle to afford living in Lynbrook
Jalen Coleman, a 25-year-old law student at Hofstra University, sat at Ground Central Coffee Company, on Sunrise Highway in Lynbrook, preparing for upcoming classes. more
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According to J. Ryan Fuller, a licensed PhD clinical psychologist and executive director of New York Behavioral Health, the key to sticking with resolutions, like eating healthier, isn’t just willpower—it's about setting achievable goals and practicing self-compassion.
How to maintain New Year’s resolutions throughout the year
As the New Year begins, millions of people set resolutions, but by mid-January, many have already fallen off track. more
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Check out E.R. library’s most popular books of 2024
As 2025 begins, many Americans think about what habits they want to bring into the new year— and last year, 23% of adults made reading a priority, according to a Pew Research survey. more
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Lynbrook Chamber of Commerce President Polly Talbott, left, and Vice President Michaela Jorgento helped host the end-of-year celebration at Chef’s Table restaurant on Dec. 4. Talbott will move to the position as the chamber’s executive director. 
Shift in leadership at Lynbrook Chamber of Commerce
After serving the last two years as president of the Lynbrook Chamber of Commerce, Polly Talbott is preparing to step into her new role as its executive director, effective at the Jan. 7 meeting. more
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Giana Horvath teaches business at East Rockaway Junior Senior High School.
Giana Horvath:
Giana Horvath, a 29-year-old business teacher at East Rockaway Junior-Senior High School, teaching style focuses on hands-on learning and real-world applications. more
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Born on March 19, 1937, in Lynbrook, Becker attended Sacred Heart Academy High School, and went on to earn a nursing certification and a bachelor’s degree. She died on Dec. 14, at age 87.
Margaret E. Becker, Lynbrook nurse and educator dies at 87
Margaret E. Becker, a mother, nurse and educator, died at her home in Lynbrook on Dec. 14. more
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Brooke Boccio, 17, created a project to promote equine-assisted therapy, the use of horses to treat mental health problems. She appeared at the Fall Festival in Malverne in September.
Lynbrook teen earns gold award for promoting equine-assisted therapy for veterans and first responders
Brooke Boccio, a 17-year-old Kellenberg Memorial High School senior and Lynbrook resident, has earned the highest honor in Girl Scouts, the Gold Award, for promoting equine-assisted therapy for veterans and first responders. more
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Megan Ryan was confirmed last week as the president and chief executive of the Nassau Health Care Corporation, which oversees the operations of the Nassau University Medical Center and the A. Holly Paterson Extended Care Facility. Ryan is the first woman to lead the public hospital system.
Meg Ryan named first female chief executive of NUMC
The Board of Directors of the Nassau Health Care Corporation, which oversees the operations of the Nassau University Medical Center and the A. Holly Paterson Extended Care Facility in Uniondale, voted on Dec. 5 to appoint several new members to the leadership team of the largest public, safety-net hospital on Long Island. more
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When Gerardo Filippone and his family landed at Kennedy Airport in 1972 from Italy, they proceeded to Immigration and received green cards. They were “sponsored” by Filiponne’s aunt and uncle.
Lynbrook's Gerardo Filippone recounts a life steeped in tradition
In January 1972, 7-year-old Gerardo Filippone and his family arrived at Kennedy Airport. Gerardo, who came from Frigento, Italy, a small town outside Naples, had never seen a big city before. more
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The Village of Lynbrook presented a certificate of recognition to Lynbrook Bagels on Small Business Saturday for its role as a pillar in the community. Town Clerk of Hempstead Kate Murray, left, stands with co-owner of Lynbrook Bagels Kaitlin Clancy and Councilwoman Laura Ryder to celebrate the bagel shop’s impact on the community.
Local small businesses recognized on Small Business Saturday
Lynbrook village presented a certificate of recognition to Lynbrook Bagels on Small Business Saturday for its role as a pillar in the community. more
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