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Heather Ward with her late husband, Danny, and their son, Andrew, in Long Beach.
These lives have been changed by the attacks, ­­long after 9/11
Heather Traynor, who grew up in Brooklyn, began spending summers in Long Beach in 1987, when her parents bought a home in the city. Thirteen years later, Traynor was living in Queens, and … more
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The Kappel family donated 19 ships in bottles to the Cold Spring Harbor Whaling Museum.
This museum welcomed a Long Beach man’s bottled ships
While many young people might not know about the historical pastime of creating and collecting ships in bottles, a recent donation to the Cold Spring Harbor Whaling Museum will help ensure that the … more
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Student-Athletes at the Sports Power Clean Energy clinic in Oceanside work with Equinor staff to learn about how offshore wind turbines work and build their own scale model of a turbine.
Empire Wind brings clean energy clinics to Oceanside
Empire Wind 2, a joint offshore wind venture between Equinor and bp, partnered recently with the National Supplier Diversity Institute and This is Long Island to bring Sports Power Clean Energy … more
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A 7,000-square-foot, six-bedroom, six-bathroom home on Bayside Drive in Atlantic Beach is the highest-priced property for sale in the village, at $11.5 million.
Is this village next door to Long Beach ‘the new Hamptons’?
Thomas Tripodi, of Douglas Elliman real estate in Long Beach, gets calls all the time from potential home buyers. But in recent days, many of the calls, from media outlets as well as potential … more
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Adam Osika spent four years playing professional lacrosse after being drafted out of college.
This athlete has been using a love for lacrosse to teach the next generation
La crosse has been one of the fastest-growing sports in the country for quite some time. It’s still not up to the level of other major sports like football and baseball, but it’s making … more
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Ticket prices for the Long Island Rail Road are increasing next month, and some residents have no choice but to pay up to get to work.
Long Beach commuters weigh in on the inevitable: LIRR fare hikes
There are some changes coming soon that many commuters won’t be happy about. Starting on Aug. 20, Long Island Rail Road riders can expect a modest uptick — roughly 4.3 percent — in … more
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The City of Long Beach was awarded a $4.5 million grant from New York State for downtown revitalization.
Upgrades coming to Long Beach thanks to a $4.5 million state grant
The City of Long Beach has been awarded $4.5 million from New York State toward improvements that will help transform its downtown area. The grant program funds projects and improvements that … more
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Each school bus will have a camera near the stop arm, which will activate when the bus slows down.
Coming soon: tickets, fines for passing stopped buses in Long Beach
While heading home from school, students and school bus drivers rely on the buses’ stop signs to make each stop safe. Occasionally, a driver on the road, heading toward a stopped bus or coming … more
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Marc Perez, president of Bank of America Long Island
INAUGURAL HERALD’S WOMEN’S EXECUTIVE (WE) SUMMIT TO BE PRESENTED BY BANK OF AMERICA
Herald Community Newspapers and RichnerLIVE today announced Bank of America as the presenting sponsor for its inaugural Women’s Executive (WE) Summit to be held August 7, 2023 at The Crescent … more
Residents placed green stickers next to points they thought were most important during last week’s open house.
Long Beach's future? Let's talk about it
The City of Long Beach has spent years studying how to take on a handful of challenges — senior housing, parking and transportation, parks in need of improvements and 40-year-old zoning codes. … more
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