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RIP Paul Jackson, renowned South Shore historian
The towns, cities and villages of Long Island have their own recorded and unrecorded histories. Their stories are told by local historians, librarians and historical societies. In many cases . . . more
Lynbrook Mayor Alan Beach
Lynbrook village board weighs banning smoking pot in public
Months after voting to prohibit marijuana sales and dispensaries in the village, Lynbrook officials announced Monday that they will host a public hearing Oct. 18 to discuss banning smoking cannabis in public spaces. more
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Memories of covering 9/11 haunt me still
My wife called soon after 9 a.m. on Sept. 11, 2001, her voice measured but tense. I was half-awake, preparing myself for the day . . . more
About a dozen Long Beach, Nassau County and New York state officials and business executives turned out for a ground-breaking ceremony at the Superblock Tuesday.
Officials break ground on Superblock project
There are few people in Long Beach who can remember the last time that a crowd gathered outside a six-acre vacant lot just a few feet from the boardwalk, known to locals as the Superblock. But … more
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The last time that Irish Day was held in Long Beach, in 2019 during pre-pandemic days, thousands turned out for the annual Parade and Street Fair.
Erin go bragh in L.B. this year, but with some wee changes
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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Lindell Elementary School was the scene of a tense Board of Education meeting on Tuesday.
Long Beach school board votes to follow mask mandate
By a vote of 4-1 on Tuesday night, the Long Beach Board of Education affirmed a statewide mandate issued by Gov. Kathy Hochul that all school students must wear masks to help prevent the spread of … more
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Flooding reported in low-lying areas of Long Beach during Henri
Long Beach officials were reporting flooding in low-lying areas of the city as of Sunday morning, but roads remained passable as Tropical Storm Henri swirled across Nassau County. The city had not declared a … more
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The planned superblock project, shown in a rendering, ends 40 years of negotiations and lawsuits and will clean up a longtime Long Beach eyesore.
Long Beach's Superblock project gets final approval
The four-decade-long effort to build residential apartments and condominiums on Long Beach’s Superblock has come to a successful end. more
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Two sourdough loaves made from Kobler’s sourdough starter. Kobler has also sold focaccia, Irish soda bread and more.
Earning his daily bread
Sourdough bread baking is an activity that may go down in history as the biggest “quarantine hobby” that emerged during the Covid-19 pandemic. As the number of Americans who stayed … more
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Greenport artist Kara Hoblin unveiled her Long Beach mural with Discover Long Island in May.
Fly high, Long Beach
As the sun sets on the Long Beach Boardwalk, an orange and yellow glow coats bicyclists, runners and summer beach-goers. As light drenches Skudin Surf, tourists run over to take a photo with the … more
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