Thursday, March 20, 2025
According to the villages of Lynbrook and East Rockaway, recyclable materials include plastics No. 1 and 2, corrugated boxes, cardboard, newspapers, paper, cleaned cans and glass bottles, magazines and junk mail.
The Lynbrook Chamber of Commerce will host its third annual Experience Lynbrook business expo on March 22, from noon to 3 p.m. at the Lynbrook Public Library, located at 56 Eldert St.
Tax season is officially underway, and it’s time for individuals to start preparing for their 2024 tax returns.
Eight teachers in Lynbrook retired recently, allowing them to reflect on their legacy of educating hundreds of students and transitioning with new generations.
The members of Lynbrook American Legion Post 335 honor and mourn World War II and 101-year-old veteran Paul Pette, who died on March 7.
Lynbrook residents can vote in the village election on March 18, from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m., at the Lynbrook Recreation Center, at 55 Wilbur St.
On Feb. 21, Trevers-Meyer celebrated her husband’s successful heart transplant at NYU Langone Health in Manhattan, but now she had to focus on a new hurdle: getting their apartment ready for his recovery.
The Grist Mill Committee will host the Huckleberry Frolic event for its fifty-fifth year on June 7, with a rain date of June 14.
The Herald spoke with Lauren Wagner who leads the Long Island Arts Alliance.
Amid an ongoing shortage of volunteers, a referendum on the ballot in next month’s village election proposes extending the Length of Service Awards Program benefits for the village’s volunteer firefighters by two decades.
Columnist
Spring training has begun. Another baseball season is on the way.
Columnist
At the beginning of any Congress member’s career, there is the battle to get your party’s nomination, and then feeling the honor of being the party’s choice.
Editorial
The death of Hazel Dukes, at age 92, last weekend marks the end of an extraordinary chapter in civil rights leadership, with special significance for Long Island.
Columnist
As I enter my 14th year as a Nassau County Legislator and reflect on my time in office, it dawned on me that I have served for all of those years as a member of the Legislature’s minority caucus.