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At a rally on Aug. 7, Lynbrook Mayor Alan Beach called on state officials, the Department of Environmental Conservation and National Grid to reach an agreement that would end a gas moratorium that has kept new businesses from opening in the village.

Rally in Lynbrook presses National Grid, DEC and elected officials on natural gas moratorium

Standing on a platform under the Long Island Rail Road trestle at Atlantic and Stauderman avenues, flanked by several business owners and elected officials, Lynbrook Mayor Alan Beach decried a natural-gas moratorium that he said is hurting Lynbrook businesses. more

By Mike Smollins | 8/15/19

Frefighters rushed to extinguish a blaze at the Taste of Vietnam Bistro on Main Street on Aug. 8 at 1 a.m. The restaurant was severely damaged by the fire.

Blaze causes major damage to Taste of Vietnam Bistro in East Rockaway

The East Rockaway Fire Department responded to two fires on the evening of Aug. 7 and early in the morning of Aug. 8, one at a home and the second at a business. more

8/14/19

Lynbrook village officials to host rally against National Grid gas moratorium

Lynbrook Mayor Alan Beach and village officials are hosting a rally against National Grid’s gas moratorium on Aug. 7 at 10 a.m. in Lynbrook’s shopping district, near Atlantic and Satuderman avenues. more

By Mike Smollins | 8/1/19

Lynbrook's Temple Am Echad celebrates 10-year anniversary of merger

A decade ago, Temple Sinai, of Lawrence, and Temple Emanu-El, of Lynbrook, merged to form Temple Am Echad — which translates to “Temple of One People” — but the undertaking of combining the faiths was not easy. more

By Melissa Koenig | 8/1/19

Some residents and business owners have complained about parking and cleanliness at Regal Cinemas 13, just over a year after its grand opening.

Lynbrook businesses, residents give theater two thumbs down

Just over a year after its highly anticipated grand opening, Lynbrook Regal Cinemas 13 has drawn the ire of some residents and members of the Chamber of Commerce. more

By Mike Smollins | 8/1/19

After years of controversy, the Capri Lynbrook Motor Inn has been sold to developer Anthony Bartone, who has scheduled an Aug. 20 open house to meet with residents to gather their views on redevelopment of the site.

Capri Lynbrook Motor Inn owners to sell property to developer behind Cornerstone idea

The Capri Lynbrook Motor Inn, with its long history of drug, prostitution and assault arrests, is being sold to developer Anthony Bartone, according to Village of Lynbrook officials. more

By Mike Smollins | 7/23/19

An audit filed with the state Public Service Commission faults New York American Water’s longer billing season and lack of communication for the higher water bills last summer.

Audit blames NYAW for high bills

A lack of communication coupled with a longer-than-average billing period contributed to the shock that New York American Water customers had when they opened their bills last year, according to an audit that the state Public Service Commission accepted on July 11. more

By Melissa Koenig | 7/18/19

The Lynbrook Mayor’s Golf Outing took place on July 8 at the Seawane Country Club in Hewlett Harbor. Event organizer Jeffrey Greenfield, left, and Mayor Alan Beach were in good spirits at the event.

Lynbrook Mayor's Golf Outing was a hole-in-one

Hundreds of residents gathered at the Seawane Country Club in Hewlett Harbor on July 8 for the annual Mayor’s Golf Outing. more

By Mike Smollins | 7/17/19

Herbert and Elaine Sacks, who have spent six and a half decades together, were one of three couples who renewed their wedding vows recently at the Bristal.

Love was in the air during wedding vow renewals in Lynbrook

Three couples renewed their vows at the Bristal Assisted Living facility on June 26, as violinist Susan Mitchell played love songs. As part of the ceremony, Rabbi Susan Elkodsi, of the Malverne … more

By Melissa Koenig | 7/11/19

The East Rockaway Yacht Club, which opened in 1947, closed for good last month, and the Town of Hempstead, which owns the property, will soon solicit proposals to replace it.

East Rockaway Yacht Club closes

A formerly vibrant, bustling hot spot — the East Rockaway Yacht Club — stands closed, locked and dormant after a June decision by its operators not to continue its lease with the Town of Hempstead. more

By Mike Smollins | 7/11/19

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