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At his beach Masses, Barr spends time connecting with all who are there.
He's strengthening Long Beach's community faith
The Rev. Brian Barr’s early foundation in faith was nurtured by his father, a New York City firefighter turned federal investigator, and a stay-at-home mother who emphasized living in the world … more
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Long Beach Surfer’s Association President Billy Kupferman urged the council to listen to residents.
Firm chosen for boardwalk rebuild
With the removal of the storm-battered boardwalk nearly complete, the City Council voted 4-0 at its Jan. 22 meeting to hire an engineering firm to oversee the reconstruction of the iconic … more
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Ziggy, a 10-year-old lab and shepherd mix, with her Posh Pets family she’s been with for the last six years.
Long Beach's Posh Pets stays celebrating ‘big dog energy’
A lot of times, dogs and puppies at adoption centers and pet stores have a greater chance of finding a home if they’re a smaller breed. With this being the case all too often, Posh Pets in Long … more
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Nassau Bar sponsors Long Beach legal consultation clinic
Attorneys' association to assist Sandy’s Victims Tuesday, November 20 at Long Beach City Hall To help residents in the hard hit Long Beach area deal with the many legal issues involved in … more
FEMA extends hotel stay for Sandy victims
Just days before the Federal Emergency Management Agency was set to end its Transitional Sheltering Assistance Program for displaced Hurricane Sandy victims who are staying in hotels, the agency … more
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Long Beach’s annual biathlon saw quite a large turnout Sunday, marking the 42nd year of the competition.
Runners, swimmers hit Long Beach's sand for 42nd time
Runners and swimmers took part in the 42nd annual Beach Biathlon Sunday. The race had competitors run 3 miles on the beach and swim 300 yards in the ocean. The race started at 8:30 a.m. for children … more
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Gov. Cuomo, pictured on National Boulevard days after Hurricane Sandy,on Wednesday that the state will provide funding to cover local governments’ costs to repair and rebuild infrastructure damaged by Hurricane Sandy.
Cuomo: State to cover city’s share of Sandy rebuilding
Gov. Cuomo announced on Wednesday that the state will provide funding to cover local governments’ costs to repair and rebuild infrastructure damaged by Hurricane Sandy. As part of the Federal … more
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Roadwork caused some traffic and road closures in Baldwin while the sinkhole was being fixed.
Remember the Lido Beach sinkhole? It may have additional bonding on the way
C ommittees in the Nassau County Legislature recently voted to authorize $15 million worth of funds to replenish a capital budget line that was recently used for repairs on two disruptive sinkholes … 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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Knights of Columbus members Ron Browne, left, Hank McCann and George Gentilesco in front of the construction site where the organization’s new headquarters is being rebuilt.
Knights of Columbus rising from the ashes
Twelve months ago, the heavily damaged headquarters of the Long Beach Knights of Columbus sat at the corner of West Beech Street and Minnesota Avenue, with nothing inside but piles of charred lumber … more
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