Local Spotlight

Back by popular demand, this year’s event will feature old “tyme” music and Strawberry Shortcake Sundaes Lindenhurst, NY – The Lindenhurst Historical Society invites one and all to return to summer days gone by; when Sunday afternoons were spent strolling in the park, serenaded with melodies like “In the Good

Mother Nature provided a spectacular day for the annual Lindenhurst Fire Department Invitational Parade & Drill.  Fire Departments from across Long Island came to Lindenhurst to participate, and enjoy a day of festivities and thrilling drill competition. This year, the parade was extra special since the LFD invited a group

The Village Board recently acknowledged May 14th, 2024 as “Apraxia Awareness Day” inthe Village of Lindenhurst. Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS) is an extremelychallenging neurological speech disorder that affects 1-in-1,000 children. The disordercauses children to have significant difficulty learning to speak, and is among the mostsevere speech deficits in children.

Representatives from East Neck Nursing & Rehabilitation Center, Taylor Webb & AnneMarie Fragkoulis, recently met with Deputy Mayor RJ Renna and Village staff to discuss their ideas to help and become more involved in the Lindenhurst Community.  In addition to hosting events and programming to assist our seniors at the

Lindenhurst Village Officials recently traveled upstate to attend the New York State Conference of Mayors and Municipal Officials (NYCOM) Annual Meeting & Spring Training School. The NYCOM meeting is an opportunity for Mayors, Trustees, and Village officials to network with peers from other communities, and attend a variety of training

The Lindenhurst Rotary Club recently held their annual Pups on Parade & Blessing of the Animals event.  It was a beautiful day to celebrate our pets!  An array of dogs and their owners enjoyed marching around Village Square Park, led by Rotary Club Co-Presidents June Cullinane and Trish LaFlare.  Participants

Winter Bros. Waste Systems, of West Babylon, recently made an $8,500.00 donation to the Village of Lindenhurst for the planting of new trees along South Wellwood Avenue, through the heart of the Lindenhurst Downtown Business District, from Gates Avenue to Hoffman Avenue.  Earlier this year, the Village began a project

The Lindenhurst Historical Society and the Village of Lindenhurst will cohost the unveiling of the 1901 Restored Long Island Rail Road Depot and Freight House Museum’s William G. Pomeroy Foundation Historic Transportation Marker- Saturday June 8, 2024 at 1 P.M. Celebrating its 50th year as a museum, the marker further