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In-person, online, or hybrid shopping? American consumer habits are changing in surprising ways
Flowcode visualized the share of shopping that happens in person, online, or in a hybrid capacity across categories using data from a 2022 IBM survey. more
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'Fall' In Love with Family-Favorite Autumn Recipes
(Family Features) Use the entire watermelon in your kitchen with recipes like Watermelon Bourbon Glaze with Grilled Flank Steak and Watermelon Walnut Currant Chutney.  more
Want to improve your home's curb appeal? Start with your driveway
(BPT) - Whether you're planning to sell your house in the near future or you just want to improve the look of your home's exterior, the first thing you may think of to improve its curb appeal is … more
Ashley Gazes, president of the Special Advocacy Coalition for Adults with Disabilities, far left, with Roni Kleinman, Friedberg JCC’s chief executive; former Assemblyman Harvey Weisenberg; Weisenberg’s daughter, Vicki Laufer; Alexis Pace, a candidate for the County Legislature; and James Hodge, a candidate for Long Beach City Council.
See which Long Beach resident was honored by the Friedberg JCC
The Friedberg JCC, in Oceanside, celebrated retired Assemblyman Harvey Weisenberg, of Long Beach, and his support for those with developmental disabilities, on Sept. 13, hosting a screening of the … more
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Long Beach High School National Merit Semifinalist Samuel Adler was congratulated by his guidance counselor, Erik Steinmetz.
This Long Beach High School senior was named a merit semifinalist
Long Beach High School senior Samuel Adler was recently named a National Merit Semifinalist in the 69th Annual National Merit Scholarship Program. Adler is among approximately 16,000 … more
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Long Beach City Council members Liz Treston and Roy Lester are currently being looked into by Nassau County DA Anne Donnelly.
DA opens investigation on these two City Council members
Nassau County District Attorney Anne Donnelly has recently begun an investigation into accusations of misconduct involving Long Beach City Councilmember Roy Lester and City Council Vice President … more
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The Schoolhouse Green in Oceanside will host The Word: A Festival of the Spoken and Written Word Celebrating All Voices on Oct. 14.
This new poetry festival is coming to Schoolhouse Green
The Schoolhouse Green in Oceanside will host The Word: A Festival of the Spoken and Written Word Celebrating All Voices on Oct. 14. For longtime Long Beach resident, Paula Curci, The Word is the … more
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Morris Kramer
Morris ‘Mitty’ Kramer, environmentalist, 88
Morris “Mitty” Kramer was a low-key kind of guy. He used to dress in muted-colored shirts and blue jeans. He was soft-spoken, self-deprecating and had quite the head of thick silver hair. … more
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Vesha Jamison and her son Dreylan rely on blood donations to relieve the pain of his sickle cell disease.
Sickle Cell Disease: More Than Just Growing Pains
(NAPSI)­—It’s what every parent wishes they could do for their child: solve the impossible.   For Vesha Jamison, that journey began when doctors raised the flag that he needed … more
Regular duct cleaning by ethical professionals can help homeowners save their health and wealth.
All Things Duct Cleaning
(NAPSI)—There may be a problem lurking in your house that you can’t even see: dirty ducts. But that doesn’t have to be. The Issue Even with the proper use of filters, your home’s heating and … more
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