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Natalia Hakimzadeh is a candidate for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s 2021 Long Island Student of the Year program.
Long Beach High School junior leads fundraiser
When she was in eighth grade, Natalia Hakimzadeh organized a walk on the Long Beach boardwalk to raise funds for Cohen Children’s Medical Center. She called city officials to obtain the proper … more
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A rendering of the UBS Club at the new arena.
Tickets start selling out at UBS Arena
Nearly 60 percent of club and premium spaces have already been sold out at the new UBS Arena at Belmont Park, which is set to open next fall, UBS officials told the Herald last week, as construction … more
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Owners have installed plastic dividers between cardio machines.
Hollywood Health Club in Long Beach returns after 20 years
More than 20 years after selling their beloved gym to New York Sports Club, the owners of Hollywood Health Club reopened their doors earlier this year in hopes of regaining the momentum and acclaim … more
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Herald Inside LI will host a webinar on how to find success in family business Feb. 23 at 10 a.m.
Herald Inside LI to host webinar on family businesses
Many Long Islanders are grappling with questions about how they can best start or maintain a business. Many wonder how a family business differs from other businesses and what it takes to bring … more
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Chicken wings are a favorite for fans watching the Super Bowl, and local restaurants are expecting to rack up takeout sales.
Big wings party on hold in Long Beach
This Sunday night, Darren Gallo will be doing what he does on most Super Bowl Sundays: He’ll be watching the game. But there will be a difference this year. The group at his Long Beach house will … more
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“I’m hoping that Martin Luther King’s dream is finally realized,” James Hodge said.
Long Beach hopeful about new president
Ava Lithgow, 15, was sitting in her history class at Long Beach High School on Jan. 20, intently watching the inauguration of President Joseph R. Biden Jr. A smile broke across her face as the new … more
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Library Trustee, Carole Arnone, left, library Director Tara Lannen-Stanton and Board President Sam Pinto are taking the first step in a serious of renovations the administration is hoping to implement.
Long Beach Library turns a page
The Long Beach public library has limited the number of patrons during the coronavirus pandemic, but it has been busy planning a new edition for itself. The library’s Director Tara … more
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Long Beach firefighter Joshua Schwimmer received his first dose of the coronavirus vaccine at Mount Sinai South Nassau.
Long Beach first responders get their shots
Hours before the ball dropped on New Year’s Eve, Scott Kemins, Long Beach’s fire commissioner, drove to Mount Sinai South Nassau Hospital in Oceanside, walked into a lobby area, rolled up his … more
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The City of Long Beach was found liable for $131 million in a legal case dating back 31 years.
Judge finds Long Beach liable for $131 million in Haberman case
A Supreme Court judge in Nassau County Monday found the City of Long Beach liable for $131 million in damages in a case that goes back 31 years, brought by a Manhattan developer after the city … more
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Allen Schwartz has been president of the Long Beach Lions for the past six years.
A tailor-made hero
On a recent weekday in December, Allen Schwartz was taking care of a customer at his Laurel Cleaners, at the corner of Laurel Boulevard and West Park Avenue in Long Beach. Yes, he promised the … more
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