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Lee Browning, president of Browning Hotel Properties LLC, said that if the village board were to approve his request to extend the deadline for the submission of building permits, it could take up to six months for an architect to draw up plans for the board’s approval.
Hotel developer’s public hearing with Lynbrook village board set for June 5
In the latest of what has been a series of delays for the proposed Marriott hotel in Lynbrook, developer Lee Browning has requested an extension of the deadline for submitting his building permits to the village board of trustees. A public hearing is scheduled for June 5 at Village Hall. more
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Paying too much attention to the first 100 days
For decades now, at the beginning of every presidency, the media and even the president himself have become obsessed with . . . more
In order to make sure the new Lynbrook Regal movie theater will be completed by the holiday season, Mayor Bill Hendrick and the board of trustees granted the Blumenfeld Development Group permission to do construction on Sundays — which is prohibited under village code unless it is a matter of necessity.
Board approves Sunday construction for Lynbrook movie theater
In an effort to ensure that Lynbrook’s new $21 million state-of-the-art Regal movie theater, on Merrick Road near Atlantic Avenue, will open by the holiday season, village officials have permitted the Blumenfeld Development Group’s construction crew to work on Sundays — which goes against village code. more
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About 200 residents, elected officials and Lynbrook Fire Department members gathered on April 9 when the Truck Company named its headquarters after late former Chief James McDermott.
Lynbrook Fire Department Headquarters renamed for former chief James McDermott
A group of about 200 fire department members, elected officials, community members and family members of late former Chief James McDermott were in attendance at a special ceremony on April 9 as Lynbrook Fire Department Headquarters was named after McDermott. more
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Lynbrook Union Free School District students spoke at the Lynbrook board of trustees meeting on April 3 to encourage the mayor to tax plastic bags.
Lynbrook students petition village to tax plastic bags
“I love animals and do not want them to die,” Sophia Romanelli, a second-grader at Marion Street Elementary School, told the Lynbrook board of trustees at their April 3 meeting. “If we stop using plastic, it will make our Earth look clean and save the animals.” more
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Following the village code, Mayor Bill Hendrick formed a committee of trustees to determine whether the Capri Lynbrook Motor Inn’s owners should have their room-rental license revoked. Their lawyers argued that there was an appearance of impropriety because the mayor wants a certain outcome to the case.
Capri Lynbrook Motor Inn owners' defense argues mayor appointed ‘tainted’ committee
At the third hearing to determine whether the Capri Lynbrook Motor Inn’s room-rental license should be revoked, lawyers representing the motel owners argued last week that the committee appointed by Mayor Bill Hendrick — comprising three of his trustees — could not be impartial. more
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Lynbrook Mayor Bill Hendrick said he was very pleased with the Village’s grade on transparency, and added that it is important for government officials to accommodate public requests.
Villages of Lynbrook, East Rockaway grade highly for their transparency
The Villages of Lynbrook and East Rockaway scored high marks for their transparency to the press in a recent study. Lynbrook earned an A+ open records rating, while East Rockaway was graded as a B- in evaluations by the Press Club of Long Island — a local chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists. more
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Bill Gaylor proudly displayed documents and awards that his store has earned over the years for excellence in retail as a Hallmark store.
Lyn Gift Shop owner sells store after three decades in business
As Bill Gaylor sat in his customary spot in an easy chair inside the Lyn Gift Shop — dressed to the nines as usual in a beige suit jacket and olive shirt complete with a tie — he smiled proudly and explained his reasoning behind selling a store he has owned for three decades. more
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Too many failing marks on open government
Elected leaders often look upon the Freedom of Information Act with barely disguised disapproval, and more often with outright disdain. Heck, the president who signed the act . . . more
There are noticeable signs of wear-and-tear to the Lynbrook station, which has been in operation for nearly 80 years.
MTA announces nearly $10 million Lynbrook LIRR station overhaul
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority has announced plans to invest nearly $10 million to upgrade the Lynbrook Long Island Railroad train station, which is in need of a significant overhaul. more
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