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Democrat Judy Griffin unseated Lynbrook resident Brian Curran in the 21st Assembly District.

Brian Curran falls to Judy Griffin in 21st Assembly District

Democrat Judy Griffin defeated incumbent Brian Curran in the 21st Assembly District in Tuesday’s election. Griffin, a Rockville Centre community activist and a former director of community outreach … more

11/7/18

Democrat Judy Griffin, of Rockville Centre, unseated incumbent Brian Curran in the 21st Assembly District.

Democrat Judy Griffin unseats Republican Brian Curran in 21st Assembly District

Democrat Judy Griffin defeated incumbent Brian Curran in the 21st Assembly District in Tuesday’s election. Griffin, a Rockville Centre community activist and a former director of community outreach for State Sen. Todd Kaminsky, took 53 percent of the vote to unseat Curran, of Lynbrook, who garnered 47 percent. more

By Herald Staff | 11/7/18

In the 21st Assembly District, re-elect Brian Curran

In a close call, the Herald endorses Brian Curran over Judy Griffin in the 21st Assembly District race. more

11/1/18

Democrat Judy Griffin will challenge incumbent Republican Brian Curran in the 21st Assembly District race.

Judy Griffin challenges Brian Curran in 21st Assembly District race

Challenger Judy Griffin and incumbent Brian Curran are set to vie for the 21st Assembly District seat on Nov. 6. more

By Michael Smollins | 10/4/18

Nearly 200 runners participated in Assemblyman Brian Curran’s third annual Run For Heroes 5K, which benefitted many veterans’ posts. About 40 of the runners came from the Max Challenge of the Five Towns gym, many of whom were encouraged by the veterans as they ran.

Hundreds of residents run for heroes in Bay Park

Nearly 200 runners were pounding the pavement and sweating for a cause in the early morning hours of Sept. 15 at Hewlett Point Beach in Bay Park as Assemblyman Brian Curran hosted his third annual Run For Heroes 5K. more

By Mike Smollins | 9/27/18

Long Island Rail Road President Phillip Eng approved a $17.9 million project on Sept. 5 to upgrade the Lynbrook station. Above, a rendering of the station’s platforms and canopies when the project is completed at the end of 2020.

Lynbrook LIRR station to receive $17.9 million upgrade

After several months of negotiations among local elected officials and Long Island Rail Road representatives, the Lynbrook train station is set to undergo a $17.9 million renovation, which commuters and officials say is long overdue. more

By Mike Smollins | 9/12/18

Assemblyman Brian Curran is among those pushing for answers from New York American Water after dozens of local residents saw their water bills spike.

New York American Water: New rate hiked bills in Lynbrook, East Rockaway and other areas

New York American Water announced on Monday that South Shore customers’ high water bills are the result of a recently approved conservation rate coupled with increased summer usage. more

By Melissa Koenig | 8/9/18

No resolution after two years of debate

It’s been a two-year tug of war between Assemblyman Brian Curran, a Republican from Lynbrook and Deputy Speaker Earlene Hooper, a Democrat from Hempstead, for whom should keep the vacant Armory … more

By Nadya Nataly | 7/12/18

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority announced plans last March for a nearly $10 million overhaul of Lynbrook’s Long Island Rail Road station. At a Feb. 22 meeting with local elected officials, however, MTA officials would not commit to fully revamping the facility.

Planned $10 million Lynbrook Long Island Rail Road station revamp in doubt

MTA officials have been non-committal about a planned $10 million project to upgrade the Lynbrook Long Island Railroad station that was announced in March 2017. more

By Mike Smollins | 4/26/18

Members of the East Rockaway girls’ varsity volleyball team were honored at the East Rockaway board of trustees meeting last month.

East Rockaway village officials hand out annual honors

The East Rockaway village board of trustees honored athletes, a local businessman and an elected official at its final meeting of 2017. more

By Melissa Koenig | 1/11/18