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Lynbrook's Mayor Brian Curran eyes assembly seat

Putting rumors to rest, Lynbrook Trustee Hilary Becker announced at Monday's board meeting that Mayor Brian Curran will be the Republican nominee for Assemblyman Bob Barra's seat in the 21st Assembly District. An official announcement is set for Wednesday night at the Nassau County Republican Convention. more

by Mary Malloy | 5/20/10

The East Rockaway Village board, pictured, and the Lynbrook Village Board each adopted their yearly spending plan at special meetings held on Monday night in their respective village halls.

East Rockaway and Lynbrook adopt 2010-11 village budgets

The East Rockaway Village Board unanimously adopted its 2010-11 village budget of $8.9 million on April 19. The spending plan contains a 1.6 percent increase over the current budget and a 5.43 percent tax levy increase. The average homeowner will pay an extra $110 in taxes. more

4/28/10

Phase II of the Sunrise highway beautification and revitalization program is nearing completion.

Lynbrook an 'All-America City' finalist

The National Civic League announced that the Village of Lynbrook has been named one of its finalists for the 2010 All-America City awards, the nation’s oldest and most prestigious civic recognition award. Lynbrook was the only village that was chosen in the state of New York. more

Mary Malloy | 4/21/10

Lynbrook Mayor Brian Curran ran the race with a smile the whole way.

Lynbrook's Mayor's Run a race for charity [Photo gallery]

The second annual Lynbrook Mayor's Family Run was a happy event on Saturday, April 17. Sponsored by McQuade's Neighborhood Grill in Lynbrook, runners came out to run the race hoping to win the top … more

John C. O'Connell | 4/17/10

Lynbrook Police Chief Neve suspended

Lynbrook Chief of Police Joseph Neve, 57, has been suspended without pay for two weeks from the Lynbrook Police Department by Mayor Brian Curran, who cited “behavior unbecoming to a police officer” as the reason for the suspension. more

Mary Malloy | 4/1/10

As a cost-savng measure, the board is contemplating a four-day work week at Village Hall in the summer months.

Lynbrook officials working on tentative budget

By ANTHONY BOTTAN Lynbrook's 2010-11 tentative budget contains a 2.1 percent increase from this year's spending plan and nearly a 5.9 percent tax rate increase. Though Lynbrook officials say that … more

Anthony Bottan | 4/1/10

Two lynbrook high school juniors were robbed at gunpoint on Neimann Avenue while walking to this local shopping center on New Year’s Day.

Rash of robberies, home break-ins in Lynbrook

In the past six weeks, there have been a number of home burglaries and street robberies in Lynbrook, and police say they have stepped up their efforts to catch the culprits. more

Anthony Bottan | 1/14/10

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

Anthony Bottan | 10/22/09

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