Saturday, May 24, 2025
Voters in the Long Beach School District approved the $158.5 million budget Tuesday night for the 2025–26 school year by a vote of 767 to 256. The budget represents a 1.67 percent increase …
The Department of the Interior's Bureau of Ocean Energy Management informed Equinor on May 19 that the stop work order issued last month has been lifted for its Empire Wind project, allowing …
It’s wedding season in Long Beach, and one local woman is trying to make sure everyone feels ready for, and comfortable about, that first dance. Eileen Clarke, 58, grew up in Astoria, …
Despite rising teacher stress nationwide, Long Beach's Edward Courtney finds strength in community, self-care and purpose amid challenges.
The Nassau Science Teachers Association of New York State holds a marine science poster contest each year, connecting students across all grade levels to local marine phenomena. The contest …
EAC Network, a Uniondale-based nonprofit aiming to help those in need, will be unveiling two new Meals on Wheels vans to help deliver over one million meals to Nassau County residents over the next …
Long Beach clarifies beach access, staffing, and new pass rules ahead of summer season; all entrances remain open with improved operations and security.
Cristin Delaney-Guille laced up her running shoes on May 4, made her way to the starting line in Eisenhower Park and set off on her sixth or seventh Long Island Marathon. She’s run it so many …
Long Beach High School was placed under "lockout" Thursday morning as police arrived at the school to investigate a potential threat received from a 911 call. During a "lockout," the inside of …
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Over time, I asked my campus communities to think about what it means to be an ethical person, and our roles and obligations as members of society. Could we remain silent when we knew of social and economic injustice?
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The sun is back, high in the sky, and with it comes a timely reminder: Don’t forget the sunscreen.
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Medicaid provides essential medical services to millions of children, seniors, people with disabilities, and veterans across our country, including 170,000 of my constituents in New York’s 4th Congressional District.
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With social media fanning the fires of coffee rituals and preferences, you can’t just grab a cup of joe anymore.