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East Rockaway Mayor Gordon Fox salutes during the village’s Sept. 11 remembrance ceremony.
East Rockaway remembers Sept. 11 attacks 25 years later
East Rockaway residents, first responders, Scouts and village officials gathered to honor the lives lost in the Sept. 11 attacks 25 years later. more
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The NY Wonders celebrated their second-place finish at the Baseball For All Nationals on July 25, earning silver medals after an undefeated run through their first five games in the tournament.
Lynbrook’s Melina Serra shines in growing women’s baseball
Lynbrook sophomore Melina Serra is making her mark in women’s baseball, helping the NY Wonders earn national success while pursuing her future in the sport. more
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Students across the East Rockaway School District headed back to class Sept. 2, kicking off a new school year.
East Rockaway students return for 2026-27 school year
East Rockaway students returned to classrooms Sept. 2, kicking off the 2026-27 school year with first-day traditions across the district. more
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Kindergartners were welcomed by Dr. Paul Lynch, Superintendent of Lynbrook School district, and their new teachers at the Lynbrook Kindergarten Center for the first day of school on Sept. 2.
Lynbrook students return for start of 2026-27 school year
Lynbrook students returned to classrooms Sept. 2, beginning the 2026-27 school year with new routines, reunions and milestones across the district. more
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The Lynbrook Board of Education has formally accepted the retirement of Superintendent of Schools Dr. Paul Lynch, effective June 30, 2027.
Lynbrook Superintendent Paul Lynch to retire after 2026-27 school year
Lynbrook Superintendent Dr. Paul Lynch will retire June 30, 2027, concluding nearly two decades of service to the school district. more
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Nadine Wiesel waited for a train at the Lynbrook LIRR station, where nearby railroad trestles are undergoing long-awaited improvements.
Work begins on Lynbrook railroad trestles after years-long push
Work has begun on Lynbrook’s railroad trestles after village officials spent roughly four years pushing for improvements to the downtown structures. more
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LandTek previously completed a $1.3 million turf project at Greis Park in August, 2020. The village recently approved another $164,000 LandTek project to convert a 60-foot Little League infield at the park to artificial turf.
Greis Park Little League field getting $164,000 turf upgrade
Lynbrook approved a $164,000 artificial-turf upgrade for a Little League field at Greis Park, continuing improvements to the village’s recreational facilities. more
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The Knights of Columbus presents a $4,335 donation to Last Chance Animal Rescue following its Ultimate ’80s Party, helping support the organization’s efforts to rescue and care for animals in need.
Knights of Columbus ’80s party benefits Last Chance Animal Rescue
The Knights of Columbus hosted an Ultimate ’80s Party featuring retro fashion and arcade games while raising money for Last Chance Animal Rescue. more
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Madeline Pearson
East Rockaway’s Madeline Pearson honored as Woman of Distinction
East Rockaway resident Madeline Pearson was honored at Assemblywoman Judy Griffin’s Women of Distinction Ceremony for decades of community service and local history preservation. more
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Bethany Congregational Church Moderator Janet Moser, left, the Rev. Prabhu Sigamani and Chair of Trustees Richard Eaves celebrated Sigamani’s installation as the church’s new reverend on April 26.
Bethany Congregational Church formally installs Rev. Prabhu Sigamani
Bethany Congregational Church in East Rockaway formally installed the Rev. Prabhu Sigamani as its settled pastor during an April 26 service. more
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