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Lynbrook resident Anthony Longo, the pharmacy director for Long Island Jewish Forest Hills Hospital, left, received the shipment of the state’s first dose of the coronavirus vaccine on Dec. 14.

Lynbrook resident recalls preparing New York's first Covid-19 vaccine

Dec. 14, pharmacist Anthony Longo said, was the most important day of his career, as he prepared the first dose of the coronavirus vaccine in New York state, and perhaps the country. more

By Mike Smollins | 1/14/21

One major project that is slated to be completed by the end of 2021 in Lynbrook is the Cornerstone at Yorkshire apartment complex, which is under construction.

Lynbrook, East Rockaway officials eye major projects in new year

After a challenging 2020 amid the coronavirus pandemic, Lynbrook and East Rockaway officials and civic leaders are looking toward a 2021 full of projects and goals. more

By Mike Smollins | 1/7/21

East Rockaway resident Bryan Lanzello is the Herald’s Person of the Year.

Bryan Lanzello is the Lynbrook/East Rockaway Herald's Person of the Year

With local businesses struggling amid the coronavirus pandemic, Bryan Lanzello sprang into action, using social media to create raffles to help support them. more

By Mike Smollins | 12/31/20

The Lynbrook village board unanimously approved an 18-unit apartment complex at 161 Union Ave., where there is now a sushi restaurant.

Lynbrook board OKs condo project

The Lynbrook village board voted unanimously Monday to approve an 18-unit condominium complex at 161 Union Ave., where a sushi restaurant now operates. more

By Mike Smollins | 12/24/20

Prime 39 Owner Bryant Postell said he was grateful to open after facing many obstacles.

Lynbrook restaurateur primed for opening after Covid, gas delays

After waiting nearly two years and facing several obstacles, the restaurant Prime 39, in Lynbrook, hosted a “soft” grand opening on Monday, and planned a full grand opening for Christmas Eve, after the Herald went to press. more

By Mike Smollins | 12/24/20

County officials are seeking a $503 million federal infrastructure stimulus to complete the Bay Park Conveyance Project and 11 other major infrastructure projects.

County seeks federal funds for Bay Park project

County officials and labor leaders have requested a $503 million federal infrastructure stimulus package to help fund the completion of the Bay Park Conveyance Project and 11 other infrastructure projects across the county. more

By Mike Smollins | 12/18/20

Comprehensive Audiology will select a community member to provide a free pair of hearing aids to this holiday season.

Comprehensive Audiology in Lynbrook to provide free pair of hearing aids in holiday giveaway

To give back to the community this holiday season and help those in need during the coronavirus pandemic, Comprehensive Audiology in Lynbrook is hosting an event to supply a free pair of hearing aids to someone in need. more

By Mike Smollins | 12/10/20

Lynbrook Mayor Alan Beach appeared at the virtual Vision Long Island Smart Growth Summit on Dec. 2 and spoke about initiatives the village has taken to help residents and businesses during the coronavirus pandemic.

Lynbrook Mayor Alan Beach discusses coronavirus recovery at Vision Long Island Smart Growth Summit

At Vision Long Island’s 19th annual Smart Growth Summit, which was held virtually because of the coronavirus pandemic, Lynbrook Mayor Alan Beach was one of many mayors and town supervisors who spoke about overcoming difficulties during the coronavirus pandemic. more

By Mike Smollins | 12/10/20

Residents have joined elected officials in speaking out against potential Long Island Rail Road rate hikes proposed by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.

LIRR riders in Lynbrook, East Rockaway bemoan rate hike proposal

Many local residents and elected leaders say they are angry that transit officials are mulling a Long Island Rail Road fare increase amid the coronavirus pandemic. more

By Mike Smollins | 12/10/20

Clarence William Gaylor Jr., who died on Nov. 28, at age 79, owned the Lyn Gift Shop, on Atlantic Avenue, for more than three decades and was active in the Lynbrook community. He was the father of County Legislator C. William Gaylor III.

Lynbrook’s C. William Gaylor Jr. dies at 79

Clarence William Gaylor Jr. could often be found sitting in an office chair at the Lyn Gift Shop on Atlantic Avenue, dressed in a sport coat and tie. Beside him was another chair, often occupied by a customer, family member or friend who had stopped to chat with the longtime storeowner. more

By Mike Smollins | 12/10/20

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