Fighting for Lynbrook and Our Community

Assemblyman Brian Curran is
fighting for Lynbrook
and our community.
Over the last four years, we have:
n Fought for record levels of school aid for Lynbrook schools, including an increase of $1,247,509 for Lynbrook public schools and a significant increase in state aid to non-public and private schools like Our Lady of Peace, each year for three years;
n Secured $19,856 in library aid for the Lynbrook Public Library;
n Honored veterans and women of distinction from the Lynbrook community;
n Sponsored an Easter Basket Program for families in the Lynbrook Community;
n Hosted Yellow Dot information workshops for Lynbrook seniors;
n Hosted community outreach programs such as car seat safety checks for Lynbrook parents;
n Visited and taught state government lessons to 4th Graders at Our Lady of Peace, West End, Marion Street, William Buck and St. Raymond’s Elementary;
AND MORE!
Fighting for
Lynbrook
and Our
Community
Fighting for
Lynbrook
and Our
Community
District Office:
108 Merrick Road
Lynbrook, NY 11563
516-561-8216
[email protected]
Assemblyman Brian Curran is fighting for Lynbrook and our community.
Joined the Girl Scout’s ELLM
Association, grades four – eight, at
their annual Bronze & Silver Awards
ceremony as future role models.
I saw some great young neighbors cross
over from webelos to Boy Scouts at
Lynbrook-based Cub Scout Pack #85’s
Blue & Gold Celebration.
Lynbrook Mayor William Hendrick, Senator
Dean Skelos and I attended a farewell
tribute to our good friend, Monsignor William
Breslawski , who has been an amazing leader
of Our Lady of Peace Parish for many years.
Proud to induct Lynbrook’s own J. Leonard
Goldstein, Vincent Boden and Francis Jay
Korth into the New York State Veterans’ Hall of
Honor. Their service to our nation ranging from
the Caribbean during the Cuban Missile Crisis
to the Korean War makes them outstanding
patriots who put service and sacrifice above
all else during tumultuous times in our nation’s
history.
Visited the 4th grade classes of
Lynbrook and East Rockaway schools
at Marion Street School, where I
taught them about state government
and how a bill becomes a law.
Meeting with commuters
on the MTA and LIRR and
listening to their concerns.
Jane Grogan and Barbara Barnhart are
two residents who are always doing their
part to make Lynbrook a better place.
Was at the start of the 24th Lynbrook Expo
at Greis Park and had a great time with
friends and neighbors while the children
enjoyed crafts, music, antiques, art and
displays.
This year’s winners of our annual Flag Day Essay and Poster contest: Aleena Khan (first
grade), Jillian Weston (first grade Hon. Mention), Brandon Forman (second grade), Lily
Ginsberg (second grade Hon. Mention), Jaiden Moreno (third grade), Nathan Santoli (third
grade Hon. Mention), Marti Candel (fifth grade) and Natalia Leszczak (fifth grade Hon.
Mention) of Waverly Park in Lynbrook; Ava Palazzola (second grade Hon. Mention) and
Ambiya Hussain (fifth grade) of Marion Street in Lynbrook; Thomas Dunne (first grade) of
Kindergarten Center in Lynbrook; Fourth graders Isabella DiGregorio, Ava DiSanto, Tiziana
Colon, Kaitlyn Hall and Connor Connelly and fourth grade Hon. Mentions Dylan Grismer,
Athena Gonzalez, Kathrine Hansen and Maya Eusebio of Our Lady of Peace in Lynbrook.
Senator Dean Skelos and I were joined by
village officials to welcome the new Lynbrook
Fire Department ambulance, apparatus
belonging to Emergency Medical Company
#1, into service.
District Office: 108 Merrick Road • Lynbrook, NY 11563
516-561-8216
[email protected]
*Feel free to contact me with any state question or issue.
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Fighting for Lynbrook and Our Community
Lynbrook Bridal Center and its owner, Karen
Picciano, celebrated their grand opening.
Over 150 parents and children attended
an exclusive viewing of Disney’s “Muppets
Most Wanted” for kids with autism and
other developmental disabilities at United
Artists Lynbrook 6 Movie Theatre.
Mayor Bill Hendrick, members of the
Lynbrook Village Board and I joined with
the Bernstein Family to dedicate a portion
of Baylis Place across the street from
Lynbrook South Middle School in memory of
Zachary Bernstein, an 11-year-old boy who
died of a brain tumor.
At the Lynbrook Senior Center for a successful Valentine’s Day
Luncheon and Yellow Dot program.