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Mostly Cloudy Meet the new L.B. Historical Society president
Jeanne Browne, 75, a Long Beach native with a lifelong connection to the community, has an eye for history. Browne wanted to spread that passion and interest among other residents, and assumed …
Chabad of the Beaches, Atlantic Beach settle lawsuit
Atlantic Beach village has agreed to pay the Chabad of the Beaches $400,000 over four years to settle a 2022 federal lawsuit. The Chabad of the Beaches, a Long Beach-based religious organization …
See what these scouts learned about, and how
Nassau County Scouts are always up to something. Camping, competitions and drives are frequently on the agenda, especially in Long Beach. Almost 150 Scouts from all over Nassau County converged …
This Long Beach Temple and Lido Beach Synagogue to join for Hanukkah
Long Beach’s Jewish community is set to celebrate Hanukkah with a joint event involving multiple denominations. The event is scheduled for Thursday night, Dec. 7, coinciding with the first …
Artists in Partnership to honor more woman in the arts
Artists in Partnership, Inc. has announced that the portal for nominations for the next class of women to be recognized at the 7th Annual “Women in the …
Long Beach Terrace honored these seven resident vets
The City of Long Beach celebrated Veterans Day with its annual gathering in City Hall, with community members coming together to show support and gratitude for those who have, and are currently, …
MLK Center goes roaring back to the 1920s at this themed fundraiser
The Long Beach Martin Luther King Center transported attendees back to the Roaring ’20s at its Speakeasy Giving Fundraiser at the Seven restaurant in the West End last Friday. The event …
Jackie Fagan conquered this marathon as her first
Jackie Fagan enjoyed running, and did so, mostly, to stay healthy and social. The most she would do is run the entire Long Beach Boardwalk once a year, about 2.2 miles. Her husband, David, was a …
A place Fur-U and your pet to grab food
Dogs and cats are more than just pets to a lot of people. They’re seen as friends, family and important parts of households. A new Long Beach shop is fully dedicated to keeping these furry …
Annual Turkey Trot hits the city’s boards
Long Beach’s annual Turkey Trot hit the boardwalk over the weekend, drawing a large crowd of runners once again. The children’s race took off first, with the anticipated adult race …
Editorial
Small businesses need us, and we need them
Our world is seemingly dominated by the twists and turns of the nation’s largest corporations, where billions of dollars are constantly at play, and millions of jobs on the table.
Op-Ed
Is the promise of wind energy off L.I.’s shores fading?
As a result of the Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act, signed into law in 2019, New York committed to ambitious targets to achieve net zero emissions by 2050 . . .
Op-Ed
Why is George Santos still in Congress?
U.S. Rep. George Santos perpetrated an enormous fraud on the voters in New York’s 3rd Congressional District. He lied about his life story . . .
Peter King
How quickly the world seems ready to turn on Israel
The war in the Middle East has become more than a conflict between Israel and Hamas. And it is more than a regional confrontation of Israel vs. Iran . . .