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From left, former Elks Lodge District Deputy John Nuzzi, Our Lady of Peace volunteers Mae Anne Barrella, Clara Larkin and Florence O’Connor, donation recipient George O. Dowd and former Elks Lodge District Deputy Mark Stuparich worked together to support the Our Lady of Peace food pantry.
Our Lady of Peace teamed up with Elks Lodge this winter
New York Elks Lodge No. 1 provided hunger relief for 20 families in the Lynbrook, East Rockaway and surrounding areas area for the holiday season. more
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The blaze completely destroyed the vehicle, and required a two-hose response from the Lynbrook fire department.
Local firefighters extinguish car blaze
Lynbrook firefighters extinguished a working car fire right outside of Atria Assisted Living on Sunrise Highway.  more
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The local Elks Lodge gave 127 holiday gift bags to each and every veteran of the St. Albans Veterans’ Affairs center. Together, the gift bags were worth more than $4,000.
Elks Lodge gives gift bags to veterans last month
The New York State Elks Lodge No. 1, in Lynbrook, delivered a gift bag for each and every veteran at St. Albans Veterans’ Affairs center. more
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Tim Schlameuss has volunteered in the mailroom of the hospital for decades, and most enjoys talking to people. Hospital staffers say Schlameuss is singularly friendly and kind.
He’s spent 40 years saying thank you
Tim Schlameuss doesn’t remember the accident in 1979 — the truck that came barreling through a red light on Peninsula Boulevard, slamming into his car and nearly killing him; the police … more
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Tim Schlameuss’ car was hit by a truck in December 1979. He was touched by the kindness of the staff at Mount Sinai South Nassau, and has volunteered there for more than 40 years. He is the Herald’s Person of the Year.
He’s spent 40 years saying thank you
Tim Schlameuss doesn’t remember the accident in 1979 — the truck that came barreling through a red light on Peninsula Boulevard, slamming into his car and nearly killing him; the police who used the Jaws of Life to extract him from his vehicle; the helicopter that airlifted him to the Nassau County Medical Center, even though the EMTs were sure he wouldn’t make it. more
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The Lynbrook High School varsity football team held a benefit game and raised funds for Camp Anchor, which was presented to the organization at the Dec. 13 board of education meeting.
Lynbrook soccer athletes play for a good cause
The Lynbrook High School football and soccer teams presented donations to Camp Anchor and the Ryan Patrick O’Shea Foundation, respectively, during the Dec. 13 board of education meeting. more
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Mrs. Claus paid a visit to Unicorn Jewelers — and with a festive plate of cookies to top it off.
Santa came to town in Lynbrook and East Rockaway
The kids of Lynbrook and East Rockaway must  have been extra good this year, because Santa came early this season! more
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At the Lynbrook Police Benevolent Association fundraiser for the fire victims were officer Joe Depperman, left, PBA Vice President and officer Rob Meir and officer Steve Rupnick.
Read what Lynbrook police did to help displaced fire victims
After the fire that broke out on Merrick Road on Dec. 18, displacing 28 people — nearly half of whom are children — it was only a matter of time before Lynbrook residents came to the aid of their neighbors. more
A fire severely damaged a mixed use building in Lynbrook that displaced 28 residents on Dec. 18.
Fire in Lynbrook on Merrick Road displaces 28 people
The Dec. 18 fire in Lynbrook on Merrick Road near Vincent Avenue displaced 28 people, including 13 children. more
Bill Marinaccio was named the Citizen Patriot of the Year by the Lynbrook Republican Committee. From left, Assemblyman Brian Curran, Town Supervisor Don Clavin, Marinaccio and his wife, Marie, and Town Councilwoman Laura Ryder celebrated Marinaccio’s life of service.
Bill Marinaccio is Lynbrook’s Citizen Patriot of the Year
The Lynbrook Republican Committee’s Citizen Patriot Award is presented each year to someone who goes above and beyond in their commitment to veterans and the community at large. There could be … more
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