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The historical society's annual crafts fair was held this past weekend at Kennedy Plaza.
Long Beach Historical Society holds annual event
The Long Beach Historical Society held its annual craft fair at Kennedy Plaza on Saturday and Sunday from 10 to 6 p.m.  The Historical Society was founded in 1980 with a mission … more
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Chabad of the Beaches celebrated a second new Torah Aug. 20, one year after the first.
Chabad of the Beaches has another reason to celebrate
One year after the inauguration of a new Torah, and two years following a heartbreaking act of vandalism that saw two Torahs and various sacred items stolen from the synagogue, the community comes … more
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Beer, music and unlimited oysters are all part of next month’s Oyster Fest.
Want some oysters? Come on down to Long Beach
Oysters anyone? Across the island and in numerous communities, oyster fests are a big deal. Of course, the big one that most people think of is the Oyster Festival in Oyster Bay each year. But … more
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The Long Beach School District held its final board of education meeting before the new school year Tuesday night.
Long Beach's Board of Ed meets ahead of the school year
The Long Beach School District held its final board of education meeting before the new school year Tuesday night at Lido Elementary School. The Board of Education welcomed the new staff that … more
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Ann Marie Glazer, center left, trauma coordinator at NYU Langone, and Town Supervisor Don Clavin, center right, joined other town officials and lifeguards to learn how to stop bleeding from a shark bite.
See how lifeguards learned to ‘stop the bleed’
Sharks have been the talk of the summer across Long Island. Sightings, and some injuries, have caused a spike in awareness, thanks in no small part to reports on TV news.   On area beaches, … 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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Long Beach students enjoyed the Fun with DNA Camp that took place at Long Beach Middle School.
See what Long Beach students learned in some hands-on science camps
Long Beach Public Schools recently hosted two on-site science camps to keep students engaged in and learning about science over their summer break. The “Fun with DNA” and … more
Over 50 Long Island residents gathered outside Anthony D’Esposito’s office Aug. 10 to voice concerns dressed as clowns.
Why was this protest held in front of D’Esposito’s office?
Over 50 Long Islander community members representing various organizations, community groups, union members and supporters staged a symbolic circus display outside Representative Anthony … more
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Search called off for missing swimmer in Long Beach
After an extensive search by water and air, the Long Beach Fire Department terminated its search last night for a possible missing swimmer. The department received the call Thursday night just before … more
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Participants were shown how to go from prone to standing to ensure they were prepared to tackle the waves.
Hospital takes young patients on a special trip
The Hospital for Special Surgery in Manhattan, renowned for its expertise in orthopedics, rheumatology and the treatment of conditions ranging from cerebral palsy to spina bifida, also helps young … more
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