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Lynbrook High School students explored Park Güell in Barcelona, Spain, during their spring break educational tour across Europe.
Lynbrook students explore Europe during educational spring break tour
Lynbrook students traveled across five European countries during spring break, gaining cultural, educational and personal experiences through an EF Educational Tours program. more
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Nyaira N. Staley, Nassau Community College’s valedictorian for the Class of 2026, graduated with a perfect 4.0 GPA as a media major after returning to school following a six-year break.
Lynbrook resident named Nassau Community College valedictorian after challenges
Lynbrook resident Nyaira Staley overcame mental health and family struggles to graduate as Nassau Community College’s valedictorian with a 4.0 GPA. more
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Members of the Lynbrook Marines participated in the village’s indoor Memorial Day ceremony at Village Hall after the annual parade was canceled because of inclement weather.
Lynbrook holds Memorial Day ceremony indoors after parade cancellation
Lynbrook residents and officials gathered inside Village Hall for a Memorial Day ceremony after rainy weather forced the cancellation of the village’s annual parade. more
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Chazz and Charlie Lees, of East Rockaway scouting, attended the indoor Memorial Day service at East Rockaway Jr./Sr. High School after the village’s annual parade was canceled because of inclement weather.
East Rockaway holds indoor Memorial Day service after parade canceled
East Rockaway officials, veterans and residents gathered at East Rockaway Jr./Sr. High School for an indoor Memorial Day service after rainy weather canceled the village’s annual parade. more
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East Rockaway marching band playing in the 54th annual parade.
East Rockaway prepares for annual Huckleberry Frolic celebration
East Rockaway residents will celebrate the village’s annual Huckleberry Frolic on June 6, continuing a tradition rooted in the historic Grist Mill and local history. more
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Hon. Chief William McLaughlin, center, was recognized for 50 years of service to the Lynbrook Fire Department during the department’s Installation Dinner. Joining him are Hempstead Town Supervisor John Ferretti, left, Nassau County Receiver of Taxes Jeanine Driscoll, Hempstead Town Councilwoman Laura Ryder, New York State Sen. Patricia Canzoneri Fitzpatrick and Anthony Capone, representing Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman.
Lynbrook Fire Department honors William McLaughlin for 50 years
The Lynbrook Fire Department honored Hon. Chief William McLaughlin for 50 years of service during its annual Installation Dinner attended by firefighters, officials and community members. more
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Nassau BOCES GC Tech Students of the Quarter, afternoon session (from left): Antonia Bruno, Jordyn Lessne, Sarah Florentin, Matthew J. Wipperman, Aidan Lehmann, Kanye Ray, Logan McClancy and Robert Northrop.
Lynbrook students recognized as Nassau BOCES Students of Quarter
Two Lynbrook students were honored as Nassau BOCES Students of the Quarter for their academic performance, work ethic and leadership in career and technical education programs. more
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Lisa Penziner, left, director of special projects for Paragon Management, congratulates Alexys Ellington, lead baker at Lynbrook Restorative Therapy and Nursing on her winning dessert.
Lynbrook baker wins diabetic-friendly dessert competition with mousse
Lynbrook baker Alexys Ellington earned top honors at a Long Island diabetic-friendly dessert competition for her sugar-free raspberry triple mousse dessert. more
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Shari Bowes, organizer of the Waverly Park Elementary spring blood drive, with the Little Doctors student volunteers who helped lead the event.
Waverly Park students lead annual community spring blood drive
Waverly Park Elementary School students helped organize and run the school’s annual spring blood drive through the New York Blood Center’s “Little Doctors” program. more
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Andrew Rainone, senior vice president of national business sales at Optimum Business, and Robert Irvine of the Robert Irvine Foundation at a public safety showcase in Bethpage, showing surveillance and security technology designed to support law enforcement and first responders.
Lynbrook police discuss surveillance technology at Long Island showcase
Lynbrook Police Chief Brian Paladino joined other Long Island law enforcement officials at a public safety showcase highlighting surveillance technology and crime prevention tools. more
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