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Long Beach Medical Center sustained significant flood damage.
LBMC under repair
Long Beach Medical Center remains closed after it sustained significant flood damage during Hurricane Sandy, though hospital Chief Executive Officer Doug Meltzer said that he is hopeful the facility … more
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Gregory Dentice, far left, a Long Beach High School senior who is currently living with relatives in Manhattan, was among the many students who returned to school on Tuesday. His Italian teacher, Anna Carfagno, announced that her 12th grade students had achieved perfect attendance, two weeks after Hurricane Sandy.
Two weeks after the storm, Long Beach students return to classes
“There was a lot of kids today — I was surprised to see that many kids back,” Long Beach High School senior Maria Krzeminski said after her first day back at school on Tuesday, two weeks after … more
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Tutti Frutti employees Sahri Shapiro, left, Dana Vargas and Jenn Banegas returned to work on Friday.
Tutti Frutti, other Park Ave. businesses reopen after storm
As power was restored to parts of Long Beach over the last week, Tutti Frutti, the popular Park Avenue frozen yogurt shop, reopened on Saturday, one of several businesses along the main business … more
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Gov. Andrew Cuomo, along with County Executive Ed Mangano and City Manager Jack Schnirman, said that he was holding LIPA accountable.
Power restored in many parts of Long Beach
A week after Hurricane Sandy destroyed or severely damaged homes and the boardwalk, eroded beaches and rendered the city’s power, water and sewer services useless, there was a glimmer of hope, … more
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Volunteers Francine Harwood, far left, Gillian Bella, Pamela Darling and Cheryl Levy helped out at the ice arena last Tuesday.
Show of support for struggling city
“Who wants food?” said Bernadette Riordan, as she carved turkey and served hot meals at the end of Louisiana Street last Saturday. It was a brief respite for residents, including Riordan’s … more
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Residents await the debris and trash on their streets to be picked up.
L.B. residents grow frustrated with LIPA, garbage
More than a week after Hurricane Sandy left Long Beach in the dark, the Long Island Power Authority has restored about 40 percent of the city's power, city officials announced on Friday, though many … more
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Power restored in parts of Long Beach
A week after Hurricane Sandy destroyed or severely damaged homes and the boardwalk, eroded the beaches and rendered the city’s power, water and sewer services useless, there was a glimmer of … more
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The district is attempting to hold classes on a limited basis this week. Pictured, the Lido Complex sustained flooding during the storm.
Long Beach schools work to reopen
The Long Beach School District is working to return students to school in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, an effort that would include limited openings, possibly starting on Wednesday. … more
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Residents who live on Louisiana Street, south of West Beech Street,have begun to clear out their basements of debris.
In Long Beach, the 'overwhelming' cleanup after the storm
Standing just a few feet from an 8-foot-tall pile of debris at the end of Louisiana Street, Cheryl Ives paused for a moment as her neighbors carried large pieces of sheetrock, soggy insulation and … more
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14th Assembly District endorsement — McDonough
There are few elected leaders who appear to love their jobs as much as State Assemblyman David McDonough, a Republican from North Merrick. more
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