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The city announced the opening of yet another section of the boardwalk on Friday.
New section of Long Beach boardwalk opens
The city announced the opening of yet another section of the new boardwalk on Friday, and residents will now be able to stroll, bike and run on the most recently completed addition, west of Laurelton … more
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School officials, community members and five state legislators, including Sen. Patricia Canzoneri-Fitzpatrick, front, fourth from left, gathered outside the Long Beach schools’ administration building on Feb. 1 to voice their opposition to a cut in state aid.
Funding formula review pending as Long Beach Schools face budget uncertainty
Since Jan. 16, when Gov. Kathy Hochul unveiled her proposed fiscal year 2025 budget, educators have been focused on state aid for local schools. The governor’s spending plan includes about … more
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The Gallo family, from left, Lorenzo, Desiree, Alex and Sam, on the balcony of their rebuilt Pennsylvania Avenue home.
Residents return post-Sandy, but at a price
More than 500 days after being displaced by Hurricane Sandy, which flooded her one-story bungalow in the West End, Sam Gallo finally came home on May 30, having given entirely new meaning to the … more
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Pickleball has been an increasingly popular sport across the country, and on March 15 it will be played for a greater cause.
Playing pickleball in Long Beach for more than just fun
Each year in the United States, there are about 240,000 breast cancer cases in women and 2,100 in men. The disease has hit one local woman hard, and she’s doing something about it. Joanne … more
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Ford with Patrick Mullaney, who replaced her in the legislature.
Denise Ford honored for decades of service
Explore Denise Ford's legacy of community service and leadership, honored during Women's History Month. Learn about her impactful contributions and enduring dedication. more
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Tons of community members joined and cheered on the teams in honoring Gerrin Hagen, who passed away last year, taken too soon.
Dropping the puck for one of Long Beach’s own, Gerrin Hagen
Gerrin Hagen was a lifelong hockey and lacrosse player in Long Beach. On Jan. 12 last year, he was riding his skateboard along Cantiague Lane in Hicksville after finishing classes for the day at … more
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Students at West Elementary School participated in their Family Heart Huddle on Valentine’s Day, doing arts and crafts.
Long Beach’s elementary schools stay busy
Long Beach’s elementary schools have been busy this month, holding multiple engaging events for students. West Elementary School held the Family Heart Huddle on Feb. 14. Students were … more
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Pets need post-Sandy help, too
Grateful residents — and their pets — welcomed North Shore Animal League America to East Rockaway on Nov. 15 when members of the no-kill shelter came to hand out pet food for those residents … more
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Project Warmth continues to be the beacon of hope for families, ensuring that no one is left in the cold during the winter season.
Community collab ensures winter warmth in Long Beach
Long Beach residents in need were provided with essential support during the winter season, thanks to the joint efforts of the National Grid Foundation and the United Way of Long Island’s … more
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Long Beach’s St. James-Jerusalem Episcopal and New Life Church of Christ each year honors and recognizes the city’s unsung workers in the sanitation department.
Recognizing Long Beach's unsung workers
On April 3, 1968, the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. visited striking sanitation workers in Memphis, Tenn. He was assassinated the next day. Last week, the 56th anniversary of King’s … more
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