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East Rockaway Mayor Bruno Romano and the board of trustees voted to approve a $9.9 million budget at their April 24 meeting.
East Rockaway board of trustees approves $9.9 million budget
The East Rockaway board of trustees voted unanimously on April 24 to approve a $9.9 million budget for 2017-18. The 2017-18 budget is more than $452,000 than the 2016-17 budget, with average homeowners paying $27.29 in taxes, 3.5 percent more than they were paying last year. more
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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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Cracked concrete is one of the many problems at the Lynbrook train station, and State Sen. Todd Kaminsky and Mayor Bill Hendrick have teamed up to encourage the MTA to spend money on improvements.
Elected officials want MTA to fix Lynbrook, RVC LIRR stations
Local elected officials are teaming up to urge the Metropolitan Transportation Authority to allocate funds toward improving the Lynbrook and Rockville Centre train stations, which they say have been neglected. more
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Brett and Eileen Linzer, third and fourth from left, were among the award recipients. They were honored with the Humanitarians of the Year Award.
Lynbrook residents, business owners honored at mayor’s awards ceremony
The Lynbrook New Vision Party hosted the 2017 Mayor William J. Hendrick Community Awards Night at the Saint Mary’s Knights of Columbus on Feb. 17. more
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The late James McDermott is the only person in the history of the Lynbrook Fire Department to be named chief twice.
Lynbrook Fire Department headquarters to be named after late Chief James McDermott
The headquarters for the Lynbrook Fire Department will soon be renamed in honor of former longtime Chief James McDermott, who died in August at age 55. Mayor Bill Hendrick announced the news at the Feb. 21 village board meeting. more
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Lucille and August Michela, married 53 years, renewed their vows.
Lynbrook Mayor Bill Hendrick renews residents' wedding vows
Love was in the air at the Lynbrook Public Library this Valentine’s Day as Mayor Bill Hendrick renewed the wedding vows of 17 couples. more
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Mayor Bill Hendrick said village officials have been able to combat the rat problem successfully, and shot down rumors of harassing storeowners.
Stores along Atlantic Avenue in Lynbrook dealing with rat issue
A rat problem has broken out along the back of stores on Atlantic Avenue, which some of the owners believe was caused by the old movie theater being demolished. more
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