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The Lynbrook Owls charged the field before the game last Saturday.
LHS Homecoming: A cause for celebration [Photo gallery]
The crisp autumn air matched the bright spirits of the fans at Lynbrook High School’s annual PTA Scholarship Football Game, as the Owls defeated Manhasset by a score of 34 to 27. more
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Senior Shannon Doody, who has two goals and seven assists, is a big reason why Lynbrook raced out of the gate with four wins in its first five games.
Fast start for Lady Owls
What a difference a year makes. In 2008, the Lady Owls had the task of trying to defend a girls’ soccer conference title with a relatively young team. Lynbrook was winless in its first four games, and was hit hard by the injury bug. The end result was a disappointing 4-3-7 season. After a convincing 6-3 win at Long Beach on Sept. 22, the senior-laden Lady Owls were off to a perfect 4-0 start. more
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The award recipients were honored at a luncheon hosted by the Lynbrook/East Rockaway Rotary Club.
Six who give 'Service Above Self’ are awarded
The Lynbrook/East Rockaway Rotary Club presented its 12th annual John Rossetti Service Above Self awards in Elmont last Sunday. more
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Lynbrook senior Antonio Condoleo, right, works against Hewlett's Idan Sasson during a scrimmage.
Owls look to compete for title
Despite losing most of its offensive production from a team that advanced to the quarterfinal round of the Nassau Class A playoffs a year ago, Lynbrook expects to be in the hunt for a conference title. more
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Parking fund law stirs up controversy
Attracting businesses to Lynbrook has long been a challenge for the village, and some say the parking fund law that requires commercial building owners to pay $10,000 for each parking space they fall short of the minimum number of spaces the zoning code requires is being applied arbitrarily to businesses in the village. more
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Honoring, remembering 9/11 victims
Changing the venue for the East Rockaway 9/11 Memorial Service due to rain seemed like a small inconvenience last Friday evening, when almost 200 people filled Village Hall to honor, remember and pray for the victims of the tragedy that touched and, in some way, changed all of the survivors’ lives eight years ago at the World Trade Center. more
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The Torahs from Temple Sinai in Lawrence arrive at the new Temple Am Echad in Lynbrook.
A walk to remember
Nearly two dozen congregates of the newly-formed Temple Am Echad made a 4.2-mile trek from Temple Sinai in Lawrence to Temple Emanu-El of Lynbrook, ushering in a new era for hundreds of local Reform Jewish families. more
Paul Keller
The story behind the obelisk
On the corner of Merrick Road and Ocean Avenue, one can find the Rockville Cemetery which, a long time ago, was called the Old Sand Hole Cemetery. It is an unusual cemetery because it is nonsectarian, and most of the newer graves are marked by flat plaques, not by grave stones. Often one sees the resting places of this rainbow of diverse races, religions and history enhanced by flowers and flags placed at every site. more
Firefighters rescued an unconscious woman from her smoke-filled apartment last Thursday at Coach Light Square Condominiums, 104-114 Atlantic Ave. in Lynbrook.
Unconscious woman rescued by LFD
Lynbrook firefighters saved the life of an unconscious woman by breaking down the door of her smoke-filled condominium and carrying her to safety after she had left food burning on the stove. more
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