Local Spotlight

The Lindenhurst Rotary Club, in conjunction with the Village of Lindenhurst, had a very successful 2021 Snapper Derby at the Charles J. Cowan Marina.  Kids, age 5-12, enjoyed hours of fishing, fun, refreshments, and prizes!   Pictured here (left to right) serving refreshments to the participants are: Suffolk County Legislator

The North Lindenhurst Fire Department “Piston Knockers” Drill Team recently took First Place at the New York State Drill Team Championship Tournament.  Their hard-won victory over the Islip Wolves marks the second year in a row the Piston Knockers have clinched the State Championship.   Mayor Michael Lavorata said, “I

The Village of Lindenhurst joined members of the Holy Family Ukrainian Catholic Church on August 24th to celebrate the 30th Anniversary of Ukraine’s declaration of independence from the Soviet Union.  Members of the church, dressed in traditional Ukrainian clothing, gathered in front of Village Hall to sing songs and raise

      The Village of Lindenhurst Summer Camp recently concluded with its annual Awards Day presentations.  Camp Supervisor Mike Canobbio thanked the campers and their families for their outstanding cooperation this summer.  He praised his dedicated staff, and thanked Mayor Michael Lavorata, Deputy Mayor Maryann Weckerle, and Trustees Joan

  Mayor Michael Lavorata, along with Deputy Mayor Maryann Weckerle, Trustee Joan M. Masterson, and numerous Suffolk County and Town of Babylon officials, recently honored Lindenhurst Fire Department’s Lieutenant John Tighe, Jr. and Firefighter Mark Miller for their brave, selfless, and extraordinary actions that earned them the 2021 Firefighters of

The annual Village Summer Recreation Camp recently concluded at Village Park.  The Village extends a big thank you to Summer Youth Director Michael Canobbio and the staff of counselors who made this year’s Summer Youth Recreation Program a huge success.  Despite the challenges of COVID-19, hundreds of children safely enjoyed

In March 2021, New York State legalized the recreational use of marijuana for adults 21 or older. The State is giving municipalities until December 31, 2021 to opt out of allowing marijuana retail sales and/or public use in their municipality. Therefore, there are two parts the Village of Lindenhurst must

After weeks of construction, Lindenhurst residents and local elected officials welcomed the Lindenhurst McDonald’s back to the neighborhood with a Grand Re-Opening Ribbon Cutting.  The franchise, located at 334 East Montauk Highway, underwent a total renovation, including the addition of a second drive-thru lane. Mayor Michael Lavorata is pictured here,

Pictured here are Lindenhurst Rotary Club members enjoying a beautiful evening, during a Summer Social gathering of friends, family, and Lindenhurst community leaders. The event was organized by Rotary Co-Presidents Mandy Bopp & Pat Chiodo. Lindenhurst Deputy Mayor Maryann Weckerle, who also serves as Secretary of the Club, said, “It