The Village of Lindenhurst adopted its 2018-19 budget of $13.1 million Jan. 13. The new spending plan increase spending for the coming year by $500,000 and will pass along a 2.5 percent increase in taxes or 43 cents. More...
In a story that appeared in the Jan. 5 edition, Lindenhurst residents raise concern about NY Rising project, resident Robert Fantel was quoted questioning comments made by Lindenhurst Village Clerk-Treasurer Shawn Cullinane concerning the project. More...
On Oct. 22, the Lindenhurst High School Marching Band placed first at the USBands Group IVA New York State Championship held at Walt Whitman High School in Huntington Station. More...
Babylon Library, 24 S. Carll Ave. • 669-1624 •Adult Games in the Afternoon: Mondays, Jan. 23, 30, 1-4 p.m., in the Community Room. Bring your own card or board game. More...
The following are a list of public meetings and special events for the coming week: SUNDAY, January 22 •No scheduled meetings . . . MONDAY, January 23 More...
Auxiliary Unit 1634 will present the South Shore Theatre Experience Murder Mystery Production of The Mark of the White Tiger. The presentation is hosted by Auxiliary Unit 1634 to benefit its Empire Girls State program. More...
The Suffolk County Police Department and Lindenhurst Community Cares will present The Ugly Truth – Heroin and Prescription Drug Abuse – What Parents Need to Know. The program will be held Mon., Jan. More...
A story that made the news last week was about a 17-year-old Massapequa youth who was charged with defacing public property. He spray painted swastikas on a wall and bench in Brady Park in Massapequa Park. More...
Suffolk County Crime Stoppers and Suffolk County Police Identity Theft Unit detectives are seeking the public’s help to identify and locate two women who used another person’s identity to make purchases at a Deer Park store in August. More...
It was all hands on deck as volunteers with the Long Island Coalition for the Homeless sorted coats and other winter clothing for the needy on Thurs., Jan. 5. More...
Lindenhurst resident and civic leader John Lisi asked the Village Board to consider a plan to counter the feral cat issue in the Village, which he says has been going on for three years. More...
The Lindenhurst School District Board of Education voted 8-1 in favor of establishing an E.W. Bower Elementary School think tank advisory committee at a school board meeting last week. More...
First Constantino Brumidi Community Service Award was presented to Brother Sal Mangano of Mangano Funeral Home, Inc. at the November Lodge membership meeting. More...
Recently, Legislator Barraga (R-West Islip) presented Sam P. Meyer, from Bay Shore, with a proclamation in recognition for obtaining the designation of Eagle Scout. More...
Nick Antolini of Babylon, a student at Gettysburg College and a member of the men’s basketball team there, led the Bullets offensively with 11 points, marking his third-straight game of scoring in double digits. More...
•Tomorrow is a sort of Pandora’s Box. For many, it will be a triumph, while for others it is a day of fear. I am one of the latter. What is it that we are afraid of? Perhaps it is the unknown. More...
Although certain types of cats have exotic names like “Bombay” or “Bengal,” these two plus about 28 additional cat breeds originated in the United States. More...