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Polls for the Lynbrook village election will be open at the Recreation Center at Greis Park on March 19 from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Lynbrook village trustee candidates discuss the issues
Five trustee candidates are vying for two seats in Lynbrook. Polls are open on March 19 from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. at Greis Park. Here's what each candidate had to say about the village's most pressing issues. more
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Mayor Bruno Romano
East Rockaway incumbents to run uncontested
Unlike Lynbrook, the Village of East Rockaway’s March 19 election will be uncontested, as Mayor Bruno Romano, Trustee Rich Bilello and Trustee Gordon Fox run for re-election without opposition. more
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Deputy Mayor Hilary Becker, left, is running on the Preserve Lynbrook Party line to challenge incumbent Alan Beach, right, for the mayor’s seat in the March 19 village election.
Lynbrook village election candidates gear up for March 7 debate
The Lynbrook Chamber of Commerce and the League of Women Voters will host a Meet the Candidates Night and Debate for those running in the upcoming village election at the Lynbrook Public Library on March 7, at 7 p.m. All residents are welcome. more
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Under Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s proposed budget, the Village of Lynbrook would lose roughly $230,000 in state aid.
Lynbrook, East Rockaway push for more state funding
Lynbrook and East Rockaway village officials are pushing back against Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s proposal to slash state aid to villages. The plan was included in Cuomo’s 2019-20 budget, proposed on … more
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Lynbrook Deputy Mayor Hilary Becker, center, announced his candidacy for mayor at a news conference outside Village Hall on Jan. 2. He will challenge incumbent Alan Beach in the March 19 village election. Steve Ligouri, left, and Antoniella Tavella are running for trustee seats.
Updated: Hilary Becker announces candidacy for Lynbrook mayor, Alan Beach responds
Standing in front of Village Hall surrounded by several supporters, Lynbrook Deputy Mayor Hilary Becker announced at a news conference on Jan. 2 that he would challenge Mayor Alan Beach in the March 19 village election, citing his family’s history of public service. more
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Lynbrook Deputy Mayor Hilary Becker, center, announced his candidacy for mayor at a news conference outside Village Hall on Jan. 2. He will challenge incumbent Alan Beach during the village elections on March 19.
Hilary Becker announces candidacy for Lynbrook mayor
Lynbrook Deputy Mayor Hilary Becker announced at a news conference on Jan. 2 that he will challenge Mayor Alan Beach in the village election on March 19, citing his family’s history of public service. more
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Julia Garvey, left, and Kerrie Hall, right, handed Jason Persandi a trophy from Custom Awards Long Island.
Lynbrook program helps special needs children dance to the beat
Renee Persandi wanted her son, Jason, to take dance classes, but could not find a studio that would accommodate his special needs as a child with Down Syndrome. Then, she saw a post on the website for the Carle Place School District’s Special Education Parent Teacher Association, which advertised the Branch Out Dance program in Lynbrook. more
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Lights spelled out “Merry Christmas’”at the Village of Lynbrook’s annual holiday celebration on Dec. 2.
Lynbrook residents ring in the holidays
Lynbrook residents gathered on the corner of Stauderman and Forest avenues for the village’s annual holiday celebration on Dec. 2. more
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East Rockaway officials installed a limited turn sign at the intersection of Waverly Avenue and Marion Street after more than 100 parents signed a petition to amend the rules at the intersection, citing danger to students crossing the street to get to Marion Street School.
East Rockaway officials amend Marion St. traffic rules
After more than 100 people signed an online petition urging East Rockaway village officials to make Marion Street a one-way road during school days, village employees recently installed a restricted turn sign at the intersection of Waverly Avenue and Marion. more
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Longtime Lynbrook resident Jay F. Korth, 99, died on Dec. 3 after a brief illness. Korth served in the Army Air Corps during World War II and went on to become a village trustee and attorney, as well as a longtime member of American Legion Post 335.
Former Lynbrook trustee, attorney Jay Korth, 99, dies
Jay T. Korth recalled that his late father, Jay F. Korth, loved his family, the Village of Lynbrook and golf. more
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