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Long Beach High School Wall of Fame honoree Cliff Skudin, fourth from left, and others were joined by Board of Education representatives in front of the iconic Wall of Fame sign.
Inductees span a century
With the Long Beach School District celebrating the 100th anniversary of its founding, it was fitting that this year’s four inductees to the Long Beach High School Wall of Fame spanned the history … more
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Pro surfer Rob Kelly took second place in the Unsound Surf Pro contest.
Kings and queens of the beach
Nine-year-old Long Beach resident Michaelangelo Marino had never surfed before last week, when he attended the Skudin Surf camp and learned how to ride a wave. “We really applaud the … more
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Long Beach resident and pro surfer TJ Gumiela will be among the 48 competitors vying for a $5,000 prize purse in the Unsound Surf Pro contest.
Pro surfing contest returns to Long Beach
The best surfers on the East Coast will come together in Long Beach this week during the 15th annual Unsound Surf Pro competition, the first major professional surfing contest to take place in the … more
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Surfer Alex Fawess was among the 48 competitors in last weekend's surfing contest.
Surf Week 2013 marks a 'new era' in L.B.
“Just to see people all over the place listening to music, watching skating, watching surfing, a packed house — it was just rad,” said Will Skudin, the founder of NYSEA Productions’ Surf Week. “It was turning over a new leaf. It’s just the beginning of a new era in Long Beach, N.Y.” more
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John Beattie began filming surfers in Long Beach in 2010, and eventually made his way to Montauk.
The surfing starts in Long Beach
As a young man growing up in Massapequa Park, John Beattie often surfed in Long Beach and Gilgo Beach. But when he moved to Selden with his family in 1980, Beattie, who’s now 62, recalled, he had … more
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Cliff Skudin and other Surf for All volunteers will hold a surf outing for visually impaired and blind children on July 17.
Surf Week returns to the beach
Surf Week, presented by NYSEA Productions, will return to Long Beach for the fourth year in a row July 17-21, bringing with it an array of contests, charity events, parties and concerts as well as an … more
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Chamber of Commerce Executive Vice President Mark Tannenbaum, right, shook hands with owner David Kadosh at last Friday’s ribbon-cutting ceremony.
Long Beach Hotel officially opens its doors
The Long Beach Hotel officially opened its doors last Friday with a ribbon-cutting ceremony held by the Chamber of Commerce and attended by more than 200 people. The former Jackson Hotel, at … more
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After Hurricane Sandy, Swingbelly's teamed up with Shine's and cooked free meals for residents.
Long Beach community coming together on Thanksgiving
Although the power was turned on in most parts of the city over the last week, there are still many residents who are displaced because their homes are uninhabitable or remain without power and … more
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Many of the kids from the MLK Center braved the ocean for the first time on Tuesday afternoon.
Building self-esteem … through surfing
A group of children from the Martin Luther King Center gathered on the Long Beach Boulevard Beach on Tuesday. Some seemed scared, nervous and anxious, and many had never been in the water before. more
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Michael Taylor caught a wave at the Surf for All outing.
Braving the surf
“It’s definitely the highlight of my summer, just seeing that they’re accomplishing something that they never thought possible,” said Cliff Skudin, “and to have them feel the love of … more
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