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Despite health issues, Steve Grogan continues to serve after Ground Zero - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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For Steve Grogan, the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, began beneath clear blue skies at Lido Golf Club, where he and fellow Lynbrook firefighters could see the Manhattan skyline roughly 20 miles away. Twenty-five years later, Grogan, a 58-year member of the Lynbrook Fire Department, is still answering calls — even as health problems stemming from the week he spent at Ground Zero have changed how he can serve. Grogan, who was also a federal agent at the time, had taken the day off and was golfing with
Lynbrook honors veterinarian Dr. Alan Baum for decades of service - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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The Lynbrook village board recognized Dr. Alan Baum and Crawford Animal Hospital at its July 13 meeting, honoring the longtime veterinarian for nearly six decades of service to the Lynbrook community. Baum, 86, developed an interest in veterinary medicine long before he purchased Crawford Animal Hospital, on Merrick Road, from Dr. John Crawford in 1968. He recalled that his mother kept a composition he wrote in second grade in which he declared his intention to become a veterinarian. Baum attend
Lynbrook Eagle Scout Garrett Reid completes church service project - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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For Garrett Reid, earning the rank of Eagle Scout marked the end of years of hard work, leadership and service. For his father, Scott, it was also the culmination of years watching his son grow from a young scout into a leader. Garrett, 18, a Lynbrook resident, a recent Lynbrook High School graduate and a member of Troop 336, earned scouting’s highest rank after completing a service project for the Our Lady of Peace Roman Catholic Church thrift shop in Lynbrook, where he helped replace a deterio
Lynbrook Eagle Scout Garrett Reid completes church service project - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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For Garrett Reid, earning the rank of Eagle Scout marked the end of years of hard work, leadership and service. For his father, Scott, it was also the culmination of years watching his son grow from a young scout into a leader. Garrett, 18, a Lynbrook resident, a recent Lynbrook High School graduate and a member of Troop 336, earned scouting’s highest rank after completing a service project for the Our Lady of Peace Roman Catholic Church thrift shop in Lynbrook, where he helped replace a deterio
Lynbrook Girl Scouts earn Gold Awards for community projects - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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A Girl Scout from Lynbrook discovered a way to make running less intimidating for teenage girls, seizing the opportunity to help others build confidence far beyond the track. For her creative and inspiring idea, Elizabeth C. was one of two local Girl Scouts to earn this year’s prestigious Gold Award, the organization’s highest honor recognizing projects that create lasting, sustainable change in a community. Elizabeth C. and Lyla G., whose last names were withheld at the request of Girl Scouts o
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