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T.J. Virgona helped the Owls rally into the Conference III final.
Nov. 14: Owls win thriller, 28-27
Senior quarterbacks T.J. Virgona and Tom DeNapoli orchestrated a pair of touchdown drives late in the fourth quarter to lift the top-seeded Owls to a thrilling 28-27 come-from-behind win over Hewlett in a Nassau Conference III semifinal game at Hofstra’s Shuart Stadium last Saturday. more
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Quarterback T.J. Virgona rallied Lynbrook past Hewlett.
Super Saturday for Lawrence, Lynbrook
Lawrence slams Plainedge; Lynbrook edges Hewlett. Read about both games here now. more
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A group of 26 Lynbrook High School students visited the Nassau County District Court with Forensics teacher Dean Hakanji, standing, left, and Legal Issues teacher David Rabinowitz, center rear. The trip was a new addition to the curriculum for both courses.
Lessons in law and order
A group of 26 students from Lynbrook High School’s Forensics and Legal Issues classes experienced the local judicial system up close and personal when they paid a visit to the Nassau County District Court. While they were there, they had the opportunity to meet a court officer and a judge who conducted a Q&A session dealing with the court system and jurisprudence, which generated an honest conversation about the realities of the same legal systems that they had been studying in class. more
Police officer Jaycee Indiviglio Officer Jaycee Indiviglio recently completed law enforcement bicycle patrol training at the National Bicycle Law Enforcement Academy.
Pedal pushers
The Lynbrook Police Department has launched a bike patrol to bolster its presence in the community and advance its mission of eliminating crime and keeping residents safe. Police Officer Jaycee Indiviglio recently completed law enforcement bicycle patrol training at the National Bicycle Law Enforcement Academy (NBLEA), graduating number one in a class of 17 police officers. more
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Have you hugged a veteran today?
On the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month of 1918, an armistice, or temporary cessation of hostilities, was declared between the allied nations and Germany in World War I, then known as "The Great War." more
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An artist’s rendering of that same corner with residential housing.
Upgrades for downtown?
Almost two years ago, the Lynbrook village board hired a planning team to design a blueprint detailing how the village could revitalize its downtown commercial district. The planning group, … more
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Lynbrook's Travis Lock tries to break through Hewlett's Fabian Kordonovriz during the second half of the Owls' 28-14 road victory last Saturday.
Owls stretch win streak to six
As it has so many times this year, Lynbrook dug deep and made big plays when it mattered most. more
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The former site of Mur-Lees, under the trestle on Atlantic Avenue, is being considered for renovation.
Village, MTA eye fixer-uppers
Two vacant storefronts at 45 and 48 Atlantic Ave. have long been an eyesore on the busiest stretch of the village’s downtown district, and the village board has taken action to change that. more
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Folnetti Alvarez has been one of the keys to Lynbrook's offensive consistency.
Owls in hunt for conference title
With four games to play, Lynbrook, 4-1-3 in Conference ABC-II boys' soccer and 6-2-3 overall, has every reason to believe it can capture the top spot. more
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Kathleen Johannsen
Lynbrook Chamber chooses Business Person of the Year
Kathleen Johannsen, executive director of Atria Tanglewood, is the Lynbrook Chamber of Commerce’s Businessperson of the Year. more
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