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One resident after another weighed in on the lease increases for their favorite beachside businesses.
Long Beach Council OKs new leases for beach shops
Long Beach City Council approved new lease agreements for boardwalk businesses, including Skudin Surf, Riptides, and Marvel, with significant rent hikes sparking community concerns. more
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Cristie Tursi not only works hard at her relationships with the district’s teachers, but the students as well.
Shaping the future of Long Beach science
Cristie Tursi, of Rockville Centre, has a bachelor’s from Fordham University, a master’s from Columbia University and advanced certificates from Long Island University. She got her start … more
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Long Beach’s varsity basketball and gymnastics teams competed against nearby schools and raised money for MSK Kids.
Long Beach uses athletics to help fight children's cancer
The Long Beach athletic department hosted its annual Beauty and the Beast fundraising event on Jan. 15, raising more than $5,500 to benefit MSK Kids at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. This … more
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East School parents are worried about the potential closing of the school, and have taken to a heavily signed petition online.
East Elementary School petition passes 3,400 signatures
Over 3,400 residents rally against the possible closure of East Elementary School, emphasizing its historic and community value. Discover the story behind the activism. more
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Peter King: ‘Woke up this morning . . .’
“The Sopranos” revolutionized television entertainment when it made its debut on HBO in 1999, and continued through 2007. On the surface, it was an organized-crime story centered on a mob guy in New Jersey named Tony Soprano. more
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Jerry Kremer: Rubbing elbows with three great men
Over the past few weeks, three very significant people have died, and in some or many ways, I had direct contact with all of them. I refer to the late President Jimmy Carter, Chuck Dolan and Dick Parsons. more
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Michaelle Solages: A new path forward for Long Island transportation
Long Island is a place of endless potential, where communities with rich histories thrive in scenic landscapes. Our ability to sustain this prosperity is at risk, however, due to a glaring issue: outdated and insufficient transportation infrastructure. more
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Serve the constituents, not the parties
Long after the last ballot is counted, and as soon as the oaths are administered, the most important chapter begins — the work of governing. more
In the Orion spacecraft, future astronauts interact with buttons, levers and sounds as they learn facts about what it takes to bring humans to the Moon, and eventually to Mars.
Blast off for an out-of-this-world adventure at Long Island Children's Museum
Calling all future space explorers! “Moon to Mars” has rocketed into Long Island Children’s Museum, on view through May 4, with opportunities for kids to fuel their imaginations and dream bigger — and farther — than ever before. more
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Sophomore guard Jordan Soriano had 9 points last Saturday as the Marines upped their winning streak to three games by topping Great Neck South.
Long Beach produces win streak
Coming off a 53-49 win over Jericho Jan. 16, the Long Beach girls’ basketball team learned two things: hunker down on defense, and don’t give up without a fight. “It’s … more
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