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The Lynbrook High School library has been completely rebuilt. Students behave differently in the new and improved environment, Principal Matthew Sarosy and Librarian Maureen Bertolini agree.
Find out how Lynbrook is making learning fun
  The floors are shining, the lockers are freshly painted and the library is resplendent — Lynbrook High School finally has a finished look that matches the quality of its students and … more
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Cooper Schorr, 15, at far right, won an award from the USTA for his display of sportsmanship on and off the courts.
Young tennis star wins award
It was more than Lynbrook High tennis player Cooper Schorr’s forehand or serve that caught the attention of the USTA. The sophomore student-athlete with a positive attitude and genuine joy for the sport was recognized by the USTA with an award for outstanding sportsmanship—demonstrating a high level of respect and compassion for fellow competitors and teammates. more
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Cooper Schorr, 12, has played tennis since he was 3, and was recently ranked No. 12 in the sport for his age by the U.S. Tennis Association after he and Zavier Augustin, of Malverne, won a doubles title at the USTA’s Empire Cup in Mamaroneck.
Lynbrook 12-year-old becomes nationally ranked in tennis
Four to five times a week, after classes end at Lynbrook South Middle School, Cooper Schorr, 12, heads to the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Queens to take tennis lessons. He also hones his skills at weekly lessons at the Bethpage Park Tennis Center. more
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Sports party fundraiser
On March 4 from 7 p.m. to midnight, the Progressive School of Long Island will host its 12th annual Sports Party Fundraiser at Sportime Lynbrook on Merrick Road. Adults and children can enjoy a night of tennis, basketball, hockey, lacrosse and dodge ball. Tennis professionals will be available for instruction and pizza will be provided. The cost is $35 per person, or $75 per family. All proceeds will benefit a sister school in Caracas, Venezuela. For more information, contact (516) 868–6835. more
On the ball at the U.S. Open
When you think about it, there are very few opportunities to play a key role in a major, internationally televised sporting event when you aren’t the featured athlete. One of those rarities exists at the U.S. Open. more
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Once the host of major tennis tournaments and concerts, the West Side Tennis Club in Forest Hills will welcome its biggest event in more than two decades on Aug. 28, when Mumford and Sons performs.
From tennis court to concert venue
What’s old has become new again. On Aug. 28, more than 17,000 people will fill the West Side Tennis Club in Forest Hills, Queens to see Mumford and Sons, the first major event the venue has hosted in more than 25 years. more
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Teri Ann Loeser
The Lawrence Village Country Club: a well-hidden secret
When thinking of a country club, one generally assumes that a single membership covers all. Such is not the case with Lawrence Village Country Club, which is comprised of three separate facilities. The Golf Club, Tennis Club and the Village Marina are each run independently. more
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