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Golf Outing is set to return in August
honoring Lynbrook’s favorite son, Brian Paladino, and the First Central Savings Bank,” The pre paration for the Greenfield said. “The savings annual Mayor’s Golf Outing is bank is a relatively new addiin full swing, as neighbors get tion to the Lynbrook business ready to tee it up for a good community, but they are very supportive of local community time for great causes. The outing is scheduled for activities.” On the commuAu g . 1 2 , a t t h e I n wo o d C o u n t r y nity chest golf outClub, with a full day ing page, it states of activities that Paladino is planned. Later in “overwhelmed by the evening, Brian the honor of being Paladino, chief of chosen as Citizen the Lynbrook Police of the Year by the De par tment, and 2024 Lynbrook MayFirst Central Savor’s Golf Outing ings Bank will be Committee.” It conhonored during the tinues, “First, recognition dinner. because he is a terMoney raised at rible golfer (with this event will go the best foursome, toward supporting shout out to the Lynbrook ComTommy, Adam and munity Chest. Murph), but mainly JEFF GREENFIEld Jeff Greenfield, Chair, Lynbrook because such an chair of the Lyn- Golf Committee honor fulfills his brook Golf Commitmom’s dream of tee, noted that this m ov i n g t o Ly n event has been brook and making going on for about 25 years. For it her family’s hometown!” the last 15 years, Greenfield has “When Brian is not policing, been running the yearly golf he can be found quite frequentouting, in conjunctions with ly in Greis Park around the the Lynbrook Chamber of Com- roller hockey rink or the swimmerce, an event co-sponsor. “We’re very excited to be Continued on page 8
By BEN FIEBERT
bfiebert@liherald.com
Holden Leeds/Herald
Cruise Nights are back for the summer Vintage cars lined up along Atlantic Avenue on June 13 for the first Cruise Night of the season. Later that night, Polly Talbott, president of the Lynbrook Chamber of Commerce, announced that the Starz On Broadway staff, above, were the winners of the chamber’s Window Makeover Contest. More photos, Page 10.
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e’re very excited to be honoring Lynbrook’s favorite son, Brian Paladino, and the First Central Savings Bank.