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FEMA awarded the Long Beach School District $3 million to help cover West School’s repair costs.
West School receives $3 million from FEMA
West School — one of the schools that was hardest hit by Hurricane Sandy — received a $3 million reimbursement from the Federal Emergency Management Agency last week, a large chunk of funding … more
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Former Atlantic Beach Mayor Stephen Mahler voiced his views on the village’s, and its attorney’s, handling of the federal lawsuit.
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 … more
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Tis the season of giving, celebrations and self care
Icannot tell a lie. ‘Tis the magical season when my inner child rises to the surface, taking charge of my emotions as my heart becomes fully engaged in the Christmas holiday spirit! A most festive … more
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U.S. Rep. Anthony D’Esposito spoke outside Camp ANCHOR, urging the need for ADA-compliant restrooms.
Lido's Camp ANCHOR secures $1.5M for accessible restrooms
Camp ANCHOR receives $1.5 million in federal funding for ADA-compliant restroom construction, enhancing accessibility for individuals with special needs and fostering community inclusivity. more
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The E-ZPass system has changed the long time cash-only tollbooths at the Atlantic Beach Bridge. New rates and registration procedures come as a result.
E-ZPass is now running at the Atlantic Beach Bridge
The Atlantic Beach Bridge E-ZPass system is “up and running, full force,” according to Samuel Nahmias, chairman of the Nassau County Bridge Authority’s board. As of Dec. 13, … more
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Long Beach’s Title VI policy was revised at the City Council meeting on April 2.
Long Beach Council reviews Title VI policies for equity
The Long Beach City Council adopts updated nondiscrimination policies in line with Title VI, focusing on equitable access to city services, public transit, and community engagement for all residents. more
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FEMA grant program won’t pay for work that was already started or completed
To the Editor: I just read the article “Hundreds of Long Beach Homes Need to be Rebuilt” (March28-April 3) regarding people raising their homes. The article fails to address one key … more
George Ennis, right, with his wife, Maureen, standing in what used to be their kitchen on California Street with their dog, Trixxi, star of “Trixxi’s Excellent Bar Crawl Adventure.”
Roll out the red carpet
Nine months after Hurricane Sandy, Long Beach resident and filmmaker George Ennis is in the midst of his seventh move, as his house gets completely rebuilt. For Ennis, it was the second blow from … more
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Rockville Centre children Tommy Orsillo 7, Nolan Conlisk 4, Nick Orsillo 9, Sammy Orsillo, 7, and Melanie Conlisk 7 enjoyed the spectacular light display
‘Swifties’ are being drawn to this nearby "Taylor Swift Holiday Light Show"
Professional magician and illusionist Eric Wilzig has made dozens of “Swifties” and others suddenly appear in front of his Oceanside home this holiday season by creating a unique music and light … more
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A gun was fired near the Long Beach train station Thursday evening, with one man being confirmed as shot.
Male shot near Long Beach train station Thursday
Shots were fired near the Long Beach train station Thursday evening, with one male confirmed as being shot, according to city officials. The man was transported to a nearby hospital.  Police … more
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