Village of Lindenhurst

Long Island, NY

NOTICE: North Alleghany Avenue (Charles Street to Daniel Street), Bristol Street, Dover Street, Easton Street, Fremont Street & Gary Street

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The Village of Lindenhurst will be asphalting these roadways beginning on Monday, November 15, 2021. (WEATHER PERMITTING).

Please Note all motor vehicles must be off the streets and out of driveways, if usage is required, by 7:00 AM; the streets will be reopened in the late afternoon.

The Village will make every effort to limit your inconvenience and keep the roads passable. Please bear with us as we make these much-needed improvements to our Village.

Thank you in advance for your cooperation. Should you have any questions, please call Superintendent of Public Works Rick Sorrentino at 631-957-7520.

NOTICE: North Hamilton Avenue (East Hoffman Avenue to Frank Street)

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The Village of Lindenhurst will be asphalting this section of roadway beginning on Friday, November 12, 2021. (Weather Permitting).

Please Note all motor vehicles must be off the streets and out of driveways, if usage is required, by 7:00 AM; the streets will be reopened in the late afternoon.

The Village will make every effort to limit your inconvenience and keep the roads passable. Please bear with us as we make these much-needed improvements to our Village.

Thank you in advance for your cooperation. Should you have any questions, please call Superintendent of Public Works Rick Sorrentino at 631-957-7520.

School Street Parking Lot

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In the Village’s ongoing efforts to revitalize the Downtown Business District, the municipal parking lot located on West Hoffman Avenue and School Street is under reconstruction. The municipal parking lot will be reconfigured to increase the parking capacity, with a new asphalt parking area, and improve landscaping. The construction of the parking lot will be ongoing until the end of November 2021. Please bear with us during this time of reconstruction. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the Village at 631-957-7500.

Lindy Community Cares “Trick or Trunk”

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The Lindenhurst Moose Lodge #1421 participated in the Lindenhurst Community Cares “Trick or Trunk” event by serving hot chocolate on a very cold, windy Fall night.  Pictured here, serving the hot chocolate, are Moose Lodge President Paul LaMartina, Vice President Bridgette Ahlers, along with Village Administrator Clerk Douglas Madlon.

LINDENHURST “MOOSE-O-WEEN” PARTY

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The Lindenhurst Moose Lodge held a spook-tacular “Moose-O-Ween” celebration.  The evening featured delicious food, outstanding entertainment by Gerry Ferretti, and a Halloween Costume contest.  Pictured here, enjoying a Halloween cake donated by Mayor Michael Lavorata and Deputy Mayor Maryann Weckerle, are Helene & Don Allen.  Mrs. Allen won first place in the costume contest.

Mayor Lavorata said, “Thank you to Lindenhurst Moose Lodge President Paul LaMartina for sponsoring such a wonderful, fun-filled Halloween party!”

 

NOTICE NORTH HAMILTON AVENUE & NORTH ALLEGHANY AVENUE

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NORTH HAMILTON AVENUE

(East Hoffman Avenue to Frank Street)

NORTH ALLEGHANY AVENUE

(Charles Street to Daniel Street)

 

The Village of Lindenhurst will be milling these roadways beginning on Thursday, November 4, 2021. (WEATHER PERMITTING).

Please Note all motor vehicles must be off the streets by 7:00 am; the streets will be reopened each day in the late afternoon.

The Village will make every effort to limit your inconvenience and keep the roads passable.  Please bear with us as we make these much-needed improvements to our Village.  Weather permitting, asphalt work will begin the following week; you will receive additional notification as soon as possible.

Thank you in advance for your cooperation. Should you have any questions, please call Superintendent of Public Works Rick Sorrentino at 631-957-7520.

 

Michael A. Lavorata

Mayor

 

NOTICE BRISTOL STREET, DOVER STREET, EASTON STREET, FREMONT STREET, GARY STREET

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The Village of Lindenhurst will be milling these roadways beginning on Friday, November 5, 2021. (WEATHER PERMITTING).

Please Note all motor vehicles must be off the streets by 7:00 am; the streets will be reopened each day in the late afternoon.

The Village will make every effort to limit your inconvenience and keep the roads passable.  Please bear with us as we make these much-needed improvements to our Village.  Weather permitting, asphalt work will begin the following week; you will receive additional notification as soon as possible.

Thank you in advance for your cooperation. Should you have any questions, please call Superintendent of Public Works Rick Sorrentino at 631-957-7520.

 

Michael A. Lavorata

Mayor

TOWN OF BABYLON “RED RIBBON WEEK” CEREMONY

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Town of Babylon Supervisor, Rich Schaffer recently held the Opening Ceremony of “Red Ribbon Week” at the front steps of Babylon Town Hall.  “Red Ribbon Week”, which is celebrated annually, October 23-21, is time to make the community aware of the Town and Village’s drug prevention programs.  The event was attended by many community groups throughout the Town of Babylon.

Mayor Michael Lavorata said, “It was an honor to attend this event, and to see all of the efforts within the Town of Babylon — by elected officials, law enforcement, community groups, volunteers, and our youth — to prevent drug and alcohol abuse.”

Pictured here with Mayor Lavorata (third from left) are a host of Town of Babylon community leaders.

 

Senior Center Handmade Blankets Donation

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The Village of Lindenhurst Rainbow Senior Center is happy to donate many handmade blankets to local hospitals on Long Island. These blankets are given to residents at The Long Island Veterans Home in Stony Brook and moms or dads in need at local outreach centers. These blankets are made by our seniors here at the center and by our home-bound seniors as well. Many of our seniors belong to the RSVP (Retired Senior Volunteer Program) which recognizes and appreciates the efforts and generosity of our seniors. We will supply the yarn if you or someone you know would like to create blankets for donation. Give us a call or stop by if you would like more information about The Village of Lindenhurst Rainbow Senior Center’s programs and what we have to offer our wonderful seniors!

Rainbow Senior Center

293 Buffalo Avenue
Lindenhurst, NY 11757
(631) 957-7526

NEW YORK LONG ISLAND FILM FESTIVAL (NYLIFF) 2021

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For the second year in a row, the Village of Lindenhurst was home to the New York Long Island Film Festival (NYLIFF).  Festival Directors, Gerry Ferretti and Katie Schrader, both Lindenhurst residents, brought the festival to their hometown last year when movie theaters shut down and festivals started going virtual.  The Lindenhurst Moose Lodge opened their doors to them, and NYLIFF was the only film festival to be fully live in 2020!  Now in its third year, NYLIFF celebrated 65 officially-selected, independent films from all over the world, over the course of four days – their biggest festival to date!  Films were screened again at the Moose Lodge, as well as this year at the South Shore Theatre Experience, and an Opening Night Party was held at Sand City South Brewing Company.

Mayor Michael Lavorata said, “Congratulations to the NYLIFF Team for another successful year!  Lindenhurst is proud to welcome this creative community to our Village — a filmmaker-friendly place with scenic water views, a traditional downtown area, and beautiful parks.”

Pictured here (left to right) are Emergency Manager Ray Fais, NYLIFF Judge Donna Morales, Administrator Clerk Douglas Madlon, NYLIFF Program Director Katie Schrader, Mayor Michael Lavorata, NYLIFF Host Lilo Grunwald, NYLIFF Founder/Director Gerry Ferretti, and NYLIFF Judge Paul Laudicano. (Photo by Ed Shin)