The Village of Lindenhurst is excited to announce May’s 100th Anniversary Event!

Tickets are $95 per person or $85 per person when purchasing a table. Tickets can be purchased here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/lindenhursts-roaring-20s-centennial-party-tickets-617996673687 No tickets will be sold at the door. All tickets must be purchased in advance.

The event will feature a buffet dinner, open bar, live music, and entertainment! Dress for the decade and help us celebrate the Village’s 100th anniversary!

Special thanks to our 100th anniversary sponsors:
Ridgewood Savings Bank
BACCA
Lindenhurst Business Improvement District
Lindenhurst Mayor’s Beautification Society
Lindenhurst Rotary Club

Help the SSFC Bulldogs United get to Nationals! The South Shore Futbol Club, which features four former captains from the Lindenhurst High School Varsity Soccer Team, won the New York State Cup Championship a few weeks ago, and became the East Coast Regional champions in West Virginia last week.  The team is no representing New York and Long Island against teams from across the country at Nationals.  The club has created a GoFund Me to assist with travel expenses. https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-get-the-ssfc-bulldogs-united-to-nationals?fbclid=IwAR2E5VEwX6ypFxoWPt_B5IhqS6f0capaxcKiNNVBFxUwOXjUdOzoVMT98gY

Lindenhurst Mayor Michael Lavorata recently attended the Eagle Scout Court of Honor Ceremony for Jonathan Miller, Lance Novick, Jonathan Reggi and Ajay Sigh of Boy Scout Troop 284, which was held at Copiague Middle School.  Eagle Scout is the highest honor a Boy Scout can achieve after completing hours of community service, finishing an Eagle Scout project, and attaining numerous merit badges.  Mayor Lavorata was joined by Suffolk County Legislature Presiding Officer Kevin McCaffrey, in presenting each Eagle Scout a day in their honor as recognition of their hard work and dedication.

Mayor Lavorata said, “Reaching the rank of Eagle Scout is a prestigious achievement, and I am so proud of each of these young people.”

Mayor Michael Lavorata recently had the privilege of officiating the wedding ceremony of Christine Rescigno & Andrew Vita, Jr. (pictured).  Mayor Lavorata said, “It was my distinct honor to introduce Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Vita, Jr. for the first time in public.  I wish them peace, love, and happiness for the rest of their life together.”

SAND CITY SOUTH HOSTS LINDENHURST CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

The Lindenhurst Chamber of Commerce was recently treated to a special tasting and tour of Sand City South Brewing Company, located at 150 South Wellwood Avenue, Lindenhurst.  The event was held in honor of the launch of Sand City’s newest brew, “It Takes A Village” – “a beer that seeks to focus on the idea that when the tide rises, all boats in the harbor rise.”  The tour was very informative on how Sand City brews beer, and how they put beer into the cans.

Village Administrator Douglas Madlon said, “Sand City Brewery has become a popular destination for socializing and fun in the heart of our revitalized Lindenhurst Downtown.”

Pictured here on the tour are Sand City South staff, and Lindenhurst Chamber of Commerce members.

Happy Flag Day from the Rainbow Senior Center! Village Resident Dolores Barone proudly displayed the flag she made at the Rainbow Center during one of their weekly activities.

The Rainbow Senior Center hosts a variety of activities such as bingo, exercise classes, crafts, and more! For more information on the Rainbow Senior Center, please contact (631) 957-7526.

The residents of the Narragansett Villas of Lindenhurst held a gathering to recognize and thank Mario Braga for his 15 years of selfless service as President of the Narragansett Villas Homeowners Association.

Mayor Michael Lavorata said, “I am happy to join in this tribute to Mario Braga for his deep commitment to his Narragansett community. It is a rare individual these days who is willing to place his concern for his community ahead of his personal interests, and Mario is highly deserving of the having a day in his honor.  Our Lindenhurst Community celebrates Mr. Braga and his achievement.”

Pictured here (left to right) are Village Administrator Clerk Douglas Madlon, Mayor Michael Lavorata, Mario Braga, Margaret “Bunny” Braga, and Alice Cromarty.