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Long Beach residents and elected officials gathered to celebrate the MLK Center’s new chapter after it signed a lease agreement with the city last month.
Long Beach's MLK Center celebrates its first lease in 30 years
The Long Beach City Council approved a new lease agreement with MLK Center Inc. last month, allowing the group to continue using its building on Riverside Boulevard as a community center. It was the … more
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After battling lupus for decades, Vera Davis is seeking a kidney donor.
Long Beach’s Vera Davis hopes for kidney transplant
Long Beach resident Vera Davis, 64, urgently seeks a living kidney donor after being diagnosed with Stage 5 kidney failure due to lupus. more
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Honorees Liz Nachman, Amy Schwartz Bernabeo, and Teresa McCarthy.
Kiwanis Club of Long Beach celebrates Women’s History Month
The Kiwanis Club of Long Beach hosted its 3rd annual Women’s History Month Brunch, honoring local women and raising funds for children’s programs. more
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The Long Beach Board of Education met to discuss the proposed budget and addressed a handful of issues.
Long Beach school board reviews these district initiatives
The Long Beach Board of Education reviews the proposed budget, addressing staffing, student programs, and safety measures, with a vote set for May 20. more
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The Long Beach Soup Kitchen will have a benefit concert at Bright Eye on March 20.
Here's how you can listen to some tunes and help out the Long Beach Soup Kitchen
The Long Beach Soup Kitchen has been serving the community for over 40 years, providing hot and cold meals six days a week. Since the pandemic, it has seen a significant increase in demand, and now … more
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Former honorees Denise Ford, Johanna Mathieson-Ellmer, and Jeanine Sorenson surrounded by the members of the Kiwanis Club at last year's brunch.
Kiwanis Club of Long Beach set to host third brunch honoring women
Celebrate outstanding women at the Kiwanis Club of Long Beach’s Women’s History Month Brunch, supporting local children in need. more
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Residents heard a presentation at Tuesday’s City Council meeting highlighting how the city will continue to benefit from Community Development Block Grants.
Long Beach City Council applies for Community Block Grant funding
Long Beach plans to allocate Community Development Block Grant funds for infrastructure, public services and nonprofits. more
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Mount Sinai South Nassau’s new multimillion dollar emergency department officially opened to patients on March 5.
Mount Sinai South Nassau unveils state-of-the-art emergency department
In an ambitious project that began in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, Mount Sinai South Nassau has unveiled its new, cutting-edge emergency department, ushering the hospital into a new era of … more
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Welcoming everyone to the event was Diane Laura, Allen Schwartz, the club’s president, Michael Auerbach, the club’s secretary, and PDG Norman Alpren.
See why the Long Beach Lions Club karaoke night was rockin’
The Long Beach Lions Club — which is part of an international organization that is very active on Long Island, with chapters in many villages, towns and cities — has 40 members of their … more
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Katie Mitchell has been playing around Long Island for years at sorts of gigs. For the first time, on March 9, she’ll be playing at the Baldwin Public Library.
Another stop for this Long Beach musician
Katie Mitchell got into music at a young age, starting to write her own songs and lyrics even before she was 10. She was surrounded by a musical family, with her mother playing gigs out at bars, and … more
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