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Fair Covid forced the formation of a new Lynbrook organization
The Per Sempre Lodge 2344 in Lynbrook closed in 2020 due to Covid, but they banded with the Per Sempre Ladies Lodge and are now stronger than ever.
Colluras take stage at Cooking for a Cure
East Rockaway's Ronald and Rachel Collura, along with their family, were honored at the annual Cooking for a Cure diabetes fundraiser.
Community members walk for homeless veterans
Lynbrook and Malverne's American Legion Auxiliary hosted a Walk-A-Thon in Greis Park to raise money for homeless veterans.
E. Rockaway and Lynbrook students honored
Students from East Rockaway and Lynbrook were honored by Assemblyman Brian Curran and Congressman Anthony D'Esposito at their Young Leaders ceremony.
Passover greetings from local Rabbis
Rabbi Michel Schlesinger and Rabbi Caroline Sim share a message to the community about Passover.
A full-circle moment for Jeff Greenfield
Lynbrook business owner Jeff Greenfield will be honored at Mount Sinai South Nassau's annual golf outing on May 13.
Student survey says ‘Kids First’
Students from the Superintendent Student Advisory Committee in East Rockaway surveyed their classmates on how the school can improve their services. The students shared their results at a board of education meeting.
See Photos! Students get a rare and interactive science lesson
Ninth grade students at East Rockaway Jr./Sr. High School went outside to watch a solar eclipse.
East Rockaway Education Foundation 5k returned on Saturday
The East Rockaway Education Foundation's annual 5k returned last Saturday with dozens of neighbors running and walking at Hewlett Point Avenue.
Lynbrook North Middle students review safe social media practices
Students at Lynbrook North Middle school learned how much power words have on social media, as faculty went over safe social media practices.
Editorial
Weaving a future of peace, harmony and justice
The shared themes of renewal and hope across Easter, Passover, and Ramadan, uniting humanity beyond cultural and religious differences.
Editorial
Weaving a future of peace, harmony and justice
The shared themes of renewal and hope across Easter, Passover, and Ramadan, uniting humanity beyond cultural and religious differences.
Columnist
Washington: where bipartisanship goes to die
Former Assemblyman Jerry Kremer reminisces about bipartisan successes in Albany, contrasting them with the current gridlock in Washington, where partisan politics obstructs meaningful legislation, leaving a longing for the return of bipartisan cooperation.
Columnist
L.I. GOP must condemn Trump’s dangerous remarks
Kevin J. Kelley underscores the significance of bipartisan collaboration in politics, advocating for respect, civil discourse, and condemnation of inflammatory rhetoric from leaders like Donald Trump to protect democracy and uphold civic values.
Columnist
On airplane noise, we’re back to the drawing board
Senator Jack Martins addresses the persistent issue of airplane noise disturbing communities near busy airports, emphasizing the need for objective studies and coordinated efforts to mitigate the impact, while expressing unwavering determination to advocate for quieter skies
Columnist
What’s behind the decline in O.B.’s shellfish population?
Bill Bleyer warns of the impending collapse of the bay's ecosystem due to declining shellfish populations, highlighting their critical role as keystone species and the urgent need for conservation efforts to prevent irreversible damage