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Long Beach’s Irish Day is a big event, and returned Saturday.
Long Beach's Irish Day brings the green once again
Irish Day is one of Long Beach’s largest events, drawing thousands to the West End, where the green flows for hours — vendors sell food and other items and restaurants and bars do a … more
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See why Long Beach's handling of sex crimes is up for debate
At the Long Beach City Council meeting on Sept. 26, the handling of sex crimes was addressed. This topic was brought up again during Tuesday’s meeting, furthering the discussion. … more
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It was a beautiful day for families and friends to come together, and take strides against suicide, at the Long Island Crisis Center’s 15th annual suicide prevention walk on Oct. 1.
How Long Beach is taking strides against suicide
The Long Island Crisis Center held its 15th annual suicide prevention walk on the Long Beach Boardwalk this past Sunday. The event, dubbed “Let’s Walk, Let’s Talk ... Stepping … more
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The Mount Sinai Vaxmobile started giving out vaccines in 2021, first in Long Beach.
Mount Sinai continues offering vaccines
Mount Sinai South Nassau’s Vaxmobile offered Town of Hempstead residents flu and Covid vaccines Tuesday. They were administered at the Freeport Memorial Library, 158 Merrick Rd. The … more
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Teachers from Long Beach Public Schools led a panel discussion on artificial intelligence at Hofstra University on Tuesday.
See what these Long Beach educators had to say about artificial intelligence
Artificial intelligence is making waves everywhere. It is being used, or soon will be, in almost every realm of human activity, and there is perhaps no hotter topic than its potential to … more
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Long Beach religious leaders and city officials meet each year to show their support for each other.
See what this Long Beach religious leader had to say about the state's next move to combat antisemitism
The battle against hate and antisemitism is still going on, seemingly with an unknown endpoint. Hateful words and images have been spoken and heard across Nassau County. To try to mitigate the … more
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Composer and pianist Paul Joseph will be bringing his jazz trio — and some groovy tunes.
This groovy celebration of Jazz and Blues is coming to Long Beach
Long Beach’s Artists in Partnership, Inc. is partnering with the Long Beach Public Library in presenting an upcoming weekend of special jazz and blues performances. They will rock the stages … more
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Ashley Gazes, president of the Special Advocacy Coalition for Adults with Disabilities, far left, with Roni Kleinman, Friedberg JCC’s chief executive; former Assemblyman Harvey Weisenberg; Weisenberg’s daughter, Vicki Laufer; Alexis Pace, a candidate for the County Legislature; and James Hodge, a candidate for Long Beach City Council.
See which Long Beach resident was honored by the Friedberg JCC
The Friedberg JCC, in Oceanside, celebrated retired Assemblyman Harvey Weisenberg, of Long Beach, and his support for those with developmental disabilities, on Sept. 13, hosting a screening of the … more
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Long Beach High School National Merit Semifinalist Samuel Adler was congratulated by his guidance counselor, Erik Steinmetz.
This Long Beach High School senior was named a merit semifinalist
Long Beach High School senior Samuel Adler was recently named a National Merit Semifinalist in the 69th Annual National Merit Scholarship Program. Adler is among approximately 16,000 … more
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Morris Kramer
Morris ‘Mitty’ Kramer, environmentalist, 88
Morris “Mitty” Kramer was a low-key kind of guy. He used to dress in muted-colored shirts and blue jeans. He was soft-spoken, self-deprecating and had quite the head of thick silver hair. … more
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