Tuesday, February 18, 2025
The Long Beach Recreation Center is upgrading its outdated fitness equipment with new cardio and weight machines, funded by a Community Development Block Grant.
Scott Hanson, of Long Beach, was skiing at Killington, in Vermont, on New Year’s Eve. He’s a member of the Sperry Ski Club, a group of Long Islanders who have a lodge on the mountain, and …
Long Beach’s Professional Youth Theatre celebrates 10 years with a milestone season featuring The Little Mermaid, Bonnie & Clyde, Into the Woods, and Grease.
On a very chilly day on Feb. 9, community members packed the beach and boardwalk for the annual Long Beach Polar Bear Splash, defying the elements and the water while testing their fortitude and …
Long Beach’s Rosemary Miley Wagner celebrates 100 years of family, community, and resilience. A Gold Star mother and beloved local figure, she continues to inspire.
For the past year, Long Beach has been on the receiving end of a number of state grants. The city announced yet another one last week, this one focused on its best-known attraction, the boardwalk. …
It’s almost time to play ball at Town Park at Point Lookout. Town of Hempstead Supervisor Don Clavin, the town board and other local officials gathered and broke ground on Jan. 30 at the …
The Long Beach boys’ basketball team ended January a whole lot better than they started it and, in the process, gave themselves one last chance to claim one of the final AA playoff spots. …
Companies and apps like DoorDash and Uber Eats allow you to order food and drinks from nearby shops and restaurants at any time, and have them delivered to wherever you are. The problem is, …
The Long Beach Historical Society hosted “The Art Show,” a two-day exhibit featuring six local artists. The museum continues to expand community programs and events.
Columnist
President Trump is back, and with his return, the golden age of America has begun. After four years of economic decline, border chaos and radical leftist policies, we finally have a leader in the White House who puts America first.
Columnist
I’m an anxious person, and according to the American Psychiatric Association, 40 percent of Americans said last year that they were more anxious than the year before.
Editorial
The recent controversy surrounding Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman’s creation of an armed civilian unit has sparked intense debate.
Columnist
Over a decade ago, the Long Island Regional Planning Council recognized a critical issue: Long Island’s transportation funding and planning processes were failing to meet the growing demands of our region. In response, we proposed the creation of a dedicated Nassau-Suffolk Metropolitan Planning Organization.