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Robert McAuley at the desk where he wrote his novel “The 1800 Club.”

What if the Hindenburg had never exploded over Lakehurst, N.J.? If President Lincoln had been unable to deliver the Gettysburg Address, would the Confederacy have won the Civil War? How might history … more

JOSEPH KELLARD | 3/4/10

Officer Robert Prince of the 4th Precinct with the four-wheel-drive Chevy Tahoe in which he drove Atlantic Beach Estates resident Marianne Steinbock to her scheduled liver transplant in the middle of the Feb. 26 nor'easter.

A police escort, and a new liver

Two Nassau County police officers helped save an Atlantic Beach Estates woman's life last week, driving her to Montefiore Hospital in the Bronx in the midst of the nor'easter for a liver transplant. more

Andrew Coen | 3/3/10

Steinbock expressed her gratitude Tuesday to the police officers who safely bought her to Montefiore Hospital in the Bronx during last Friday's blizzard, making her liver transplant operation possible. Behind Steinbock are, from left, New York Police Department officers Stephen Brooks and Anthony Romano and Nassau County 4th Precinct officers Jacek Trybala and Robert Prince.

A Nassau-NYPD police escort, and a new liver

Two Nassau County police officers helped save an Atlantic Beach Estates woman's life last week, driving her to Montefiore Hospital in the Bronx in the midst of the nor'easter for a liver transplant. more

Andrew Coen | 3/3/10

Road project on tap for Atlantic Beach

The Village of Atlantic Beach is planning road repairs late this year and is hoping Nassau County will chip in with some of the costs. more

Andrew Coen | 2/24/10

Daniel Melmelstein lights the menorah with Cantor Moshe Weiss.

JCC hosts Hanukkah service

The Jewish Community Center of the Greater Five Towns hosted a Hanukkah service at the Jewish Center of Atlantic Beach on Dec. 16. more

12/23/09

A.B. cell tower proposal withdrawn

Atlantic Beach residents who were concerned about plans for a massive cell tower in their community were no doubt relieved last Friday when T-Mobile Northeast LLC decided to drop its application for the proposed 53-foot communications structure, which would have been erected in the middle of the seaside village. more

Andrew Coen | 12/9/09

David Weingarten, an Atlantic Beach resident and executive director of the Let All The Children Play Foundation, led the groundbreaking of a universally accessible playground at Eisenhower Park on Oct. 9. He was joined by a group of special needs students from Oceanside.

A playground for all children

Soon, there will be a playground, one where all the children can play. Supporters recently celebrated the groundbreaking for construction of a universally accessible park at Eisenhower Park, in East … more

Mike Caputo | 10/22/09