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Amazon announced Thursday that it would not open its second headquarters in Long Island City, Queens.
Nassau County officials upset over Amazon's decision to abandon Queens headquarters
Nassau County elected officials expressed disappointment after Amazon announced Feb. 14 that it would drop its plan to open a second headquarters in Long Island City, Queens. The tech giant’s … more
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A water main break at Scranton Avenue, near Peninsula Boulevard, in Lynbrook caused water pressure issues in the village, as well as in parts of East Rockaway, Malverne, West Hempstead, Valley Stream and the Five Towns.
Water main break in Lynbrook causes several issues
A water main break on Scranton Avenue near Peninsula Boulevard in Lynbrook on Wednesday caused water pressure issues in the village, along with parts of Malverne, East Rockaway, Valley Stream and the Five Towns. more
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The Kitchen Loft owner Steve Wangel, right, was sworn in as the president of the Lynbrook Chamber of Commerce by Mayor Alan Beach on Jan. 25.
A Q&A with Lynbrook's new Chamber of Commerce President Steve Wangel
From generating new businesses, to goals for the year, to thoughts on the Cornerstone and other potential projects, the Herald conducted a question-and-answer session with Chamber of Commerce President Steve Wangel. more
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Deputy Mayor Hilary Becker, left, is running on the Preserve Lynbrook Party line to challenge incumbent Alan Beach, right, for the mayor’s seat in the March 19 village election.
Lynbrook village election candidates gear up for March 7 debate
The Lynbrook Chamber of Commerce and the League of Women Voters will host a Meet the Candidates Night and Debate for those running in the upcoming village election at the Lynbrook Public Library on March 7, at 7 p.m. All residents are welcome. more
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Rockville Centre teen arrested for allegedly breaking into Lynbrook McDonald’s
A Rockville Centre teenager was arrested and charged with burglary after she allegedly threw two rocks through a window and a door at a Lynbrook McDonald’s. more
In the coming weeks, about 3,500 residents will receive surveys from the firm RRC Associates, which was tasked by the Colorado-based GreenPlay LLC with drafting a questionnaire that will help inform the development of a master plan for Greis Park.
A plan in place for Lynbrook's many parks
Many Lynbrook residents will soon receive a survey asking them what improvements they would like to see at Greis Park, as part of the village’s effort to develop a master plan to overhaul the facility. more
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After a successful festival run in 2017 and 2018, writer and director John J. Budion’s film “Rockaway” landed a streaming deal and limited theatrical release in New York City. Above, Budion, center, with his young cast members, from left, James DiGiacomo, Keidrich Sellati, Tanner Flood, Harrison Wittmeyer and Colin Critchley at a premiere party.
East Rockaway director's ‘Rockaway’ shows around the world after distribution deal
Writer and director John Budion’s film “Rockaway” started with a script, a dream and loads of determination. Over four years after Budion started writing it, he landed a distributor, and now the film is being streamed in 150 countries. more
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At the Lynbrook Chamber of Commerce's annual installation dinner, Assemblywoman Judy Griffin, far left, swore in, from left, Vice Presidents Michael Davies, Polly Talbott, John Hajisava, Brude Hafner, Jeffrey Greenfield and Rhonda Glickman.
Lynbrook Chamber of Commerce honors its own, installs officers
After serving two years as the Lynbrook Chamber of Commerce president, Carol Burak passed the baton onto Steve Wangel at the chamber’s annual installation dinner on Jan. 25. more
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Lawmakers plan to host hearings on the state of the Long Island Rail Road's on-time performance. The LIRR recently came under fire for not upgrading the Lynbrook station, before announcing a $17.9 million rehabilitation project, which is scheduled to start in the spring.
Lawmakers to host hearings on state of the Long Island Rail Road
State lawmakers recently sent a letter to Long Island Rail Road President Phillip Eng, informing him that they planned to host hearings about the dismal state of the railroad. more
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Lynbrook board of trustees candidate David O’Neill announced that he is running independently for one of two seats on March 19. He said his top priorities include economic development and senior care.
Longtime Lynbrook business owner vying for trustee seat
Longtime Lynbrook resident and business owner David O’Neill recently announced that he is running for a trustee seat in the March 19 village election. more
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