Local Spotlight

Mayor Michael Lavorata was the guest speaker at the Lindenhurst Chamber of Commerce October meeting held at RipTides restaurant. The mayor informed the Chamber members of the many projects being implemented in the Village. He also spoke about the ongoing progress of the Downtown Business District. Mayor Lavorata said, “I

  The Lindenhurst Loyal Order of the Moose Lodge #1491 celebrated its 69th Anniversary with its annual dinner. The celebration included special recognition of Christopher Ahlers, who received his Fellowship Degree and blue jacket. The Fellowship Degree is awarded to members who have demonstrated leadership ability; by giving their time

The update reflects a move of the Southhampton Early Voting Site to the Stony Brooke University Student Activities Center located at 39  Tuckahoe Road, Southampton NY.

  There are a lot of dedicated people in our Lindenhurst Community, working hard and volunteering their time to deliver all types of services and resources to meet the needs of our residents.  We are all very busy, but it is also important to pause sometimes and ensure that we

The Lindenhurst Village Hall staff recently held a breakfast to thank Building Inspector Josephine Castelli for her dedicated service to the Village.  Ms. Castelli has taken a job in the Town of Smithtown. Pictured here with Josephine are (left to right) Administrator Clerk Douglas Madlon and Deputy Administrator Joe Barone.

Mayor Michael Lavorata, Deputy Mayor Maryann Weckerle, and Trustees Joan M. Masterson, RJ Renna, and Patrick Pichichero joined other local officials and leaders to congratulate The Coughlan family, owners of TriTec, as they held an official ribbon-cutting ceremony for the completion of The Wel.  The Wel is the 260 residential

Christian Hutter, of Boy Scout Troop 1634, received the rank of Eagle Scout at a Court of Honor Ceremony, on October 1st, at the Lindenhurst Loyal Order of the Moose Lodge.  To become an Eagle Scout, a Scout must earn 21 merit badges, demonstrate Scout spirit, serve actively in the

Pictured here is Mayor Michael Lavorata, with the President of the Loyal Order of The Moose Lodge #1421 Paul LaMartina, and co-workers during the Lindenhurst Oktoberfest.  The Moose Lodge members were at the Village Square Park Gazebo serving traditional Oktoberfest food — bratwurst, potato pancakes, hot dogs — and “Moose”

On October 3rd, a fun, family tradition continued as the Lindenhurst Rotary Club’s Oktoberfest returned to the Village’s Downtown.  The event included German food, a Beer Garden, vendors, and lots of other types of foods from our local Downtown eateries. Mayor Michael Lavorata said, “I would like to thank the