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The Bertini’s basement had to be bailed out, with a lot of help from their friends.
East Rockaway reeling from Sandy
Two days after Hurricane Sandy barreled through the area, walking down West Boulevard in Bay Park was truly like walking in a war zone. Some residents were putting almost everything they owned on … more
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Courtesy Director of Guidance Mona Hecht East Rockaway Jr./ Sr. High School.
East Rockaway HS alumni return to the fold
East Rockaway High School’s recent relocation to a building in the Baldwin School District, after Superstorm Sandy, could not prevent members of the Class of 2012 from returning for the new … more
Pets need post-Sandy help, too
Grateful residents — and their pets — welcomed North Shore Animal League America to East Rockaway on Nov. 15 when members of the no-kill shelter came to hand out pet food for those residents … more
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East Rockaway High School was severely damaged in the storm.
Helping to rebuild the Rock
A group of East Rockaway High School alumni have planned a “Rebuilding the Rock” Benefit for Sunday, Dec. 16, from 2 to 6 p.m. at McFadden’s, 210 Merrick Rd. in Rockville Centre. “East … more
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Lynbrook Chamber of Commerce honorees, from left, Benedict Tieniber, Educator of the Year; Chris Anderson, owner of Crown Ford; Chris Kelly, former chief of the Lynbrook Fire Department; and Lt. Anthony Falsitta, of the Lynbrook Police Department.
Village rings in new year with ‘An Evening of Excellence’
The Lynbrook Chamber of Commerce kicked off the new year in style last week, hosting its annual gala and honoring four community members who have made significant contributions to the village. more
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Ford and Charlotte McCurdy, twins from Lynbrook, love the snow, but before a couple inches of the white stuff fell last week, it had been 700 days since they had been able to play in it. Experts, however, say a snowy winter is not off the table this year.
Snow or (mostly) no snow, Lynbrook adapts to a volatile climate
As weather patterns become increasingly unpredictable, how can small villages roll with the punches? For Lynbrook, all it takes is a little help from neighbors. more
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From left, East Rockaway Board of Education trustee Dineen Cilluffo, trustee Joseph Kilgus, Hometown Hero Award honoree Theresa Gaffney, president Dominick Vulpis, and Vice President Peter McNally at the East Rockaway Board of Education meeting on Jan. 16.
Theresa Gaffney is this month’s Hometown Hero
At the Jan. 16 East Rockaway Board of Education meeting, the board recognized Theresa Gaffney as the January 2024 Hometown Hero Award honoree. more
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The West End Elementary School student council raised funds to purchase goods in support of the Ronald McDonald House of Long Island.
West End Elementary School students help those in need
The new year began with a good cause in the Lynbrook School District, as a school-wide, student-run effort provided vital supplies to those in need.  more
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If no one sees me eat a plate of mac and cheese, does it still go to my hips?
The answer, of course, is yes. So why did it take me more than a half-century to realize it? more
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David Vessey shows Joey Valasiadis, 2, a blue-tongued skink as his parents Joe and Lydia Valasiadis look on.
Center for Science, Teaching, and Learning hosts dinosaur carnival at Tanglewood Preserve
The Center for Science, Teaching and Learning was filled with excitement and wonder over the holiday break, as families from all across Long Island came out seeking an engaging and educational escape at the annual Dinosaur Carnival. more
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