Lindenhurst boy launches lemonade stand
August 11, 2018 by James
Many future entrepreneurs get their first taste of owning a business by starting up a lemonade stand during the summer months, but Jayden Magliaro of Lindenhurst has started particularly early.
The four-year-old, has both an [Read more]
Lindenhurst advocates earn recognition from NY state
July 9, 2018 by Sarah
Two Lindenhurst women been honored by the New York State Assembly for their efforts regarding breast cancer prevention and education.
The two women [Read more]
Lindenhurst students learn importance of safety behind the wheel
June 18, 2018 by James
Students often learn best through experience, and a program at Lindenhurst High School aimed to show students the importance of making smart choices when driving by giving them an up-close look at what can happen when they [Read more]
Lindenhurst gets ready for its first cat cafe
May 22, 2018 by Sarah
Although the concept of a cat cafe is becoming more popular in the US (the cafes are already pretty popular in areas of Asia), Lindenhurst and the rest of Long Island isn’t yet home to one. That should change soon, thanks to the [Read more]
Animal shelter near Lindenhurst under construction
April 18, 2018 by Sarah
Pretty soon, stray cats and dogs in the Town of Babylon, which includes Lindenhurst and other neighboring villages, will have somewhere new to go.
A new animal shelter is [Read more]
Lindenhurst students encouraged to compete in STEM program
March 21, 2018 by Sarah
The upcoming Spellman High Voltage Electronics Clean Tech Competition has extended its deadline for submissions.
The contest aims to [Read more]
Lindenhurst high school seniors choose colleges
February 23, 2018 by James
Several student athletes from Lindenhurst Union Free School District have made their college decision. Each of the students have decided to play their [Read more]
Lindenhurst resident named VP of bus company
January 24, 2018 by Mark
Although many employees move on to new companies when they want to move up the ladder, a few are able to work their way up at long-time employers. This has been the case for Patti Royce-Moser, a resident of Lindenhurst.
Royse-Moser recently received a [Read more]
Lindenhurst man and dog help local shelter win grant
December 7, 2017 by Max
The story of a local man and dog has caught the eye of the Petco Foundation, which recently decided to award Ruff House Rescue and 44 animal rescue organizations a total of $765,000.
The animal shelter in [Read more]
New Indian restaurant to open near Lindenhurst
November 16, 2017 by Mark
A former Subway restaurant in Copiague, near Lindenhurst, is getting a new lease on life.
Sometime this winter, the [Read more]