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Lynbrook Special Education PTA, local officials, the Lynbrook PBA, and Lynbrook elementary students gathered at West End Elementary last Friday for the ribbon cutting for a communication board, which will help students better communicate with one another on the playground.
‘Communication boards’ ease young, needy students’ interaction
Expressing emotions may come naturally for some children, but others may struggle to convey their feelings. This is why a group of Lynbrook parents made it their mission to enhance communication skills among kids. more
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Jack Small, right, being honored on March 19 by Joe Martilotti, Lynbrook’s director of athletics, at Small’s last game coaching.
Jack Small retires after coaching for five decades
After 45 years of coaching in Lynbrook, Jack Small will be retiring, leaving an impact on the students he trained along the way. more
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They’re decades apart in age, but connected through sharing stories and having fun together. Members of the Key Club of Malverne High School spent a day with the seniors at the Atria Tanglewood assisted living facility.
Key Club is bridging the generational divide
The Malverne High School Key Club members fostered a connection with the elders at Atria Tanglewood, a senior living facility in Lynbrook, bridging a generation gap while learning valuable lessons. more
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Herald, RichnerLive announce Top Chief Officer recipients
Who are the best leaders on Long Island? Get ready to find out as Herald Community Newspapers and RichnerLive present its Herald 2023 Top Chief Officers Award gala, set for Wednesday, Nov. 29 at The Heritage Club at Bethpage in Farmingdale. more
Every year, Rob Hallam’s home is filled from floor to ceiling with food donations for the People’s Food Drive.
Annual ‘People’s Food Drive’ is off to a slow start
For the 13th year in a row, Rob Hallam is stacking his living room with boxes of food for his annual People’s Food Drive. more
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Robin Delany was arrested for participating in a sit-in, and then strip-searched by police. She was 15.
They were among first black students in schools
Frederick Brewington still remembers that first day of school when he arrived at Lindner Place Elementary School as a 9-year-old. He was instantly met with a swarm of reporters. They stuck a microphone in his mouth. ‘What did your mother tell you?’ they asked him. more
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The 'Gypsy' in me - Award-winning column
Shakespeare said that “all the world’s a stage, and all the men and women merely players.” Easy for him to say. Actually, everything was easy for him to say. more
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A Rear mirror view of Atlantic Avenue in East Rockaway.
Recovering from the storm [Photo gallery]
Thursday was dig-out day throughout the South Shore after a near-blizzard smacked the area from late Tuesday through early Thursday morning. Almost a foot and a half of heavy, wet snow pressed down on roofs, cars, streets and parks, closing schools for most students and bringing shoveling chores to most adults. Nassau County Police Commissioner Lawrence W. Mulvey has announced that for the thirty one hour period from 12:01 a.m. Feb. 10, through 7 a.m. Feb. 11, there were 190 auto accidents in the Nassau County. Of those, 34 resulted in injuries. more
Reflect, recover, renew
Dozens of residents lined the Grand Canal in Bay Park on Oct. 29 to observe the one-year anniversary of the storm that devastated their community and … more
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Christmas in your neighborhood [Photo gallery]
The Herald's photo editor, Christina Daly, but together this video slideshow of homes in the Herald coverage area that have been decorated for the season. more
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