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Sheryl Beck, of Lido Beach, far left, won ugliest tomato, while Elizabeth Pryke, of Long Beach, grew the smallest one. Kristen Donovan, of Island Park, earned honorable mention for her peach-tomato salsa; librarian and garden club organizer Nicole Menzzasalma presented prizes. Long Beach resident Beverly Hansel-Silberstang won the tastiest category with a tomato, corn and avocado recipe, and Oceanside resident Marsha Volgyi grew the biggest tomato.
Long Beach Garden Club grows community through gardening
Long Beach Garden Club members share gardening knowledge, grow produce for local charities and expand community gardening efforts through the public library. more
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Austin Neugeboren, center, eclipsed the 18th month battling a recurrent brain cancer. He attended the Sunrise Day Camp in Wyandanch earlier this month.
Atlantic Beach boy faces recurrent brain cancer with hope
Eleven-year-old Austin Neugeboren of Atlantic Beach continues treatment for recurrent brain cancer while working toward improved mobility and his goal of walking in 2026. more
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The Siskos, Long Beach locals, turned the cleanup into a family event. Robert, left, Laina, Liahna and Krystal spent the day filling their buckets.
Lido Beach cleanup removes 120 pounds of debris
Nearly 50 volunteers removed about 120 pounds of human-made debris during a Lido Beach cleanup organized by Hempstead and the Atlantic Marine Conservation Society. more
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Acting Police Commissioner Richard DePalma, center, in 2024 during his swearing-in ceremony, with Deputy City Manager Phil Ragona, left, and City Manager Dan Creighton.
Long Beach Police Commissioner shares back-to-school safety tips
Acting Long Beach Police Commissioner Richard DePalma shared safety reminders for drivers, students and families ahead of the 2026-27 school year. more
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FBI Special Agent in Charge Michael Ratta, left, along with Long Beach Deputy Inspector Stefan Chernaski and Long Beach Police Commissioner Richard DePalma announced the recovery of more than 20 guns and a "large amount" of cocaine, fentanyl, ecstasy, heroin and more than $100,000 in cash.
Long Beach Police Department and FBI seize 'significant amount' of illegal contraband
The Long Beach Police Department, in collaboration with the Federal Bureau of investigation and Nassau County District Attorney Anne Donnelly‘s office, arrested Long Beach resident Charles Burns on the morning of Aug. 21 after seizing more than 20 illegal guns and a large amount of drugs. more
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The Metropolitan Transportation Authority is following through with plans to build an MTA police district office at the current site of the Long Beach Taxi stand. The taxi service will relocate dispatchers and continue service.
Long Beach Taxi stand to close, MTA Police office planned
Long Beach Taxi will leave its longtime LIRR station location by September as the MTA plans to open a police office there. more
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Dennis Carey, right, spends most of his summer days in Long Beach. He grew up on Wisconsin Street with longtime friend Rick Barry.
Long Beach Lifeguard Dennis Carey reflects on unique life
Former Long Beach lifeguard Dennis Carey reflects on his decades of service, family history, surfing and life in the city. more
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More than two dozen community members gathered at the Margaret Evans Center, in Long Beach, to formulate a plan to extend the survey deadline, increase accessibility for residents and facilitate its completion.
Long Beach Bayfront Resiliency Study draws community concerns
Long Beach residents raised concerns about gentrification and redevelopment as the city seeks public input for its Bayfront Resiliency Study. more
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A new proposal from 73rd Meridian Partners will go before Long Beach’s Board of Zoning Appeals later this month, potentially demolishing the dilapidated Hebrew Academy Long Beach building on 530 West Broadway.
Long Beach zoning board to hear former HALB redevelopment
Long Beach’s zoning board will hear a proposal to replace the former Hebrew Academy building with a 106-unit multifamily development. more
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Nearly 150 swimmers made the one-mile ocean swim to honor Long Beach lifeguards who’ve died over the years. Participants from 14 to 81 years old completed the challenge.
Long Beach Lifeguard Memorial Swim draws nearly 150 swimmers
Nearly 150 swimmers participated in Long Beach’s 14th annual Lifeguard Memorial Swim honoring the Beach Patrol members who died serving the community. more
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