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The Doughboy Monument in Lynbrook, which turned 100 in October, has had a storied history filled with controversy.
Lynbrook's Doughboy Monument, 100, once center of 'village civil war'
Lynbrook's Doughboy Monument, which has stood for 100 years, caused some controversy in the 1930s, with one newspaper saying it caused a “village civil war.” more
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Lynbrook American Legion Post 335 and Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2307 hosted their annual event at the Doughboy Memorial on Nov. 11.
Lynbrook commemorates Veterans Day
Veterans, residents and elected officials gathered at the Doughboy Memorial behind the Lynbrook Long Island Rail Road station on Veterans Day, Nov. 11, as American Legion Post 335 and Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2307 hosted their annual ceremony. more
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Lynbrook resident Steve Grogan, second from right, was recently inducted into the New York State Veterans Hall of Honor. Above, from left, were Nassau County Executive Laura Curran, Assemblywoman Judy Griffin, Lynbrook American Legion Commander Bill Marinaccio and Lynbrook Deputy Mayor Michael Hawxhurst. 
Lynbrook resident inducted into Veterans Hall of Honor
Lifelong Lynbrook resident and U.S. Army veteran Steve Grogan was recently inducted into the New York state Veterans Hall of Honor. more
Lynbrook Fire Department members and junior firefighters marched from Earle Avenue to the Lynbrook Firefighters Memorial in honor of the six LFD members who died in the line of duty over the years.
Lynbrook firefighters remember the fallen
Six Lynbrook volunteer firefighters have died in the line of duty over the years, and the Lynbrook Fire Department members got together on Oct. 18 to remember them. more
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Lynbrook and East Rockaway firefighters responded to a home on Elbert Street in East Rockaway. Kevin Meyer, 31, was found inside and charged with intentionally starting the fire and attacking firefighters by the Nassau County Police Department
East Rockaway man arrested for allegedly setting fire to his home, attacking firefighters
An East Rockaway man was arrested on Monday for allegedly intentionally setting fire to his home, barricading the entrance ways and assaulting fire department personnel after they came to rescue him. more
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Members of what eventually became Lynbrook’s Junior Fire Department from Tally-Ho Company lined up for a parade in the early 1920s.
Lynbrook Junior Fire Department approaching centennial
The year 2019 marked the 40th anniversary of the formation of the Lynbrook Junior Fire Department, part of the Lynbrook Fire Department. more
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On Jan. 5, Lynbrook Mayor Alan Beach, State Sen. Todd Kaminsky and Assemblywoman Judy Griffin honored six first responders who saved a woman’s life in November. The honorees were, from left, Lynbrook police officers Peter Festa, Jon Stawinski and Derek Buonora; Baldwin Fire Department Captain James Martinez; Lynbrook Fire Department EMT Katie DuBoise; and former LFD Captain Tracey Burke LaBarbara.
First responders honored for heroic rescue in Lynbrook
Two Lynbrook firefighters and EMTs, three Lynbrook police officers and a Baldwin firefighter were honored at Lynbrook Fire Department Headquarters on Jan. 5 for saving a motorist’s life after an accident on Nov. 27. more
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Firefighters responded to the scene on Sunrise Highway where a woman was trapped in a burning car after driving into the back of a truck.
Woman saved from burning car in Lynbrook
A firefighter and another bystander saved a woman who was trapped in a burning vehicle after she crashed into a truck on Sunrise Highway in Lynbrook on Nov. 27. more
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The Lynbrook Fire Department hosted its ninth annual concert to support wounded warriors on Sept. 21 in Greis Park.
Hundreds attend Lynbrook Fire Department's concert to support wounded warriors
The Lynbrook Fire Department hosted its ninth annual Concert for Wounded Warriors on Sept. 21 at Greis Park. more
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Lynbrook American Legion Post 335, which is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year, has begun a recruitment drive to bring more veterans into the post.
Lynbrook American Legion Post 335 announces recruitment drive
Lynbrook American Legion Post 335, which is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year, has begun a recruitment drive to bring more veterans into the post. more
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