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Have you hugged a veteran today?
On the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month of 1918, an armistice, or temporary cessation of hostilities, was declared between the allied nations and Germany in World War I, then known as "The Great War." more
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Don't mess with the clown.
Happy Halloween from the Herald staff [Photo gallery]
The newsroom at Richner Communications is a serious place -- except on Halloween, when the staff celebrates Halloween in fashion -- or in costume! Have a safe and fun Halloween. more
A gardener's delight
Meet the 'Cabbage Patch Kids' [Photo gallery]
The third grade classes at Rhame Avenue School are really growing — cabbages! more
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At right, Elk’s Exalted Ruler Peter Maffucci, far right, presented a plaque to Lynbrook Fire Department’s honoree, Ex-Chief William Donald, center, as Chief of Department, Kevin Bien, left, joins in for the presentation.
The bravest of the brave [Photo gallery]
The Elks Lodge #1 in Lynbrook honored local firefighters at a ceremony held on Oct. 23. more
Fifth grader Grace Canty helps herself to a healthy snack.
St. Raymond's winds up centennial celebration [Photo gallery]
The priests, deacons, and sisters of St. Raymond Parish, along with the Centennial Celebration committee and congregants, celebrated the end of their centennial celebration commemorating the 100th anniversary of St. Raymond Parish. more
Joey Mahalich, right, climbs the rig — with some guidance.
Anchors aweigh! [Photo gallery]
On Oct. 10, Cub Scout Pack 363 from East Rockaway travelled to Mystic Seaport in Connecticut to participate in the Anchor Watch Program. more
Joseph Romano, his cousin, Zoe, and his mother, Theresa take a ride in the firetruck
East Rockaway Fire Department Safety Fair [Photo gallery]
The East Rockaway Fire Department sponsored a safety fair on Oct. 2, with a Smoke House, safety demonstrations and a ride on a real firetruck -- bells clanging all the way! more
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The Health of local waterways is the subject of a lawsuit filed against Nassau County by the Town of Hempstead.
Town sues to stop consolidation
In June, the Nassau County Legislature approved a bill that would close the sewer plants in the villages of Lawrence and Cedarhurst and transfer their waste to the county’s facility in Bay Park. On Oct. 1, the Town of Hempstead board unanimously voted to sue the county as well as Lawrence and Cedarhurst in an attempt to stop the consolidation until state environmental agencies determine how the extra sewage processed by the Bay Park facility will affect Reynolds Channel, where the plant pumps treated effluent. more
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The cheerleaders perform
LHS Homecoming: A cause for celebration [Photo gallery]
The crisp autumn air matched the bright spirits of the fans at Lynbrook High School’s annual PTA Scholarship Football Game, as the Owls defeated Manhasset by a score of 34 to 27. more
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A fundraiser will be held for Tony D., a Lynbrook resident who works in East Rockaway
A benefit for Tony D.
Everyone in town knows Tony D. — or has seen him, anyway. more
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