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The road crew left rough pavement
Q. This may seem like an offbeat question, but why are our streets left with rough ruts after the workers pack up and leave? Aren’t there standards or requirements . . . more
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A rendering of the design for the proposed new fields at Marion Street Elementary and Lynbrook North Middle schools. The project has stirred some controversy because a plan to replace the parking lot at Marion Street would involve cutting down trees.
Lynbrook school board rethinks plans for parking lot after tree controversy emerges
The Lynbrook School District is examining alternative plans for parking near the Marion Street Elementary School playground after residents complained that the project would have destroyed trees near the school. more
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A rendering of the design for the proposed new fields at Marion Street Elementary and Lynbrook North Middle schools.
Lynbrook school officials seek field upgrades
Two Lynbrook schools could see major upgrades to their sports fields as officials have proposed projects for Marion Street Elementary and Lynbrook North Middle schools, which will appear on the budget vote ballot in May. more
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Safety first, especially at the fair
Fair and festival season is upon us again. Last weekend, the Chamber of Commerce of the Bellmores staged its famed Family Street Festival . . . more
Remembering the massacre in Tulsa
One hundred years ago, Memorial Day was the start of perhaps the worst anti-Black racist violence in the history of the United States, in the Greenwood district of Tulsa, Okla. more
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Lynbrook resident, Gina Lee, 39, purchased five masks for herself and her two children that she said she absolutely adores. 
Lynbrook resident’s tie-dye business thriving
In the first few months of the pandemic, over the summer in late June, Lynbrook resident Marion Schwaner, 26, started her own business called To Tie-Dye for Clothing — which involves … more
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The nonprofit Vision Long Island held an hour-long “Main Street Business Survival” panel discussion last Thursday as part of its three-day Long Island Smart Growth Summit, which this year was held online. Roughly 75 attended the business talk.
Long Island businesses left in limbo by pandemic
Long Island business owners, particularly its restaurateurs, are feeling anxious and confused once again after a four-month period of relative calm following last spring’s deadly local outbreak … more
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Bike paths: Build them and cyclists will come
It's a frightening statistic: Pedestrian deaths shot up by nearly 56 percent nationally between 2009 and 2018, from roughly 4,000 lives lost to cars and trucks to 6,227. Long Island has its share, averaging about 60 deaths per year. more
Saljook Ahmad, a third grader at Marion Street Elementary School, wrote about COVID-19 and included his mother who is a doctor working on the frontlines.
Students pen letters to future students amid pandemic
As the pandemic continues, third grade students at Marion Street Elementary School wrote letters to students 75 years in the future, to describe their experiences. The assignment required students in … more
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Fifth-grader Lyla Gaffoor made masks and ear savers to provide to front-line workers.
Lynbrook fifth-grader makes masks, ear savers for front-line workers
Marion Street Elementary School fifth-grader Lyla Gaffoor is making a difference in the lives of front-line workers during the coronavirus. more
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