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Theresa Kiel was principal in Malverne schools
A Lynbrook man was sentenced Tuesday to 22 years to life in prison for a 2016 attack on his girlfriend's mother in Long Beach that led to the woman's death in 2018.
Long Beach Schools District Clerk says farewell after a decade
After 10 years as the Long Beach Public Schools District Clerk and 28 years in the city, Carole Butler said goodbye to her post and the city on June 30. Sitting in an office full of flowers, …
Rev. Brian Barr, the man of three parishes
If you don't catch the Rev. Brian Barr's sermon at St. Ignatius Martyr Church, you might at St. Mary of the Isle R.C. And if not there, then maybe at Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal. Barr is now …
“2020: The class of resilience"
After the last months of their high school careers vanished from them because of the coronavirus pandemic, Long Beach High School Seniors were finally able to receive their diplomas and say farewell …
Long Beach City attorney files federal complaint, charging city with "gross' pay discrimination
A Long Beach City attorney last week filed a complaint with the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission against the city, charging it with gross discrimination in pay. The complaint may be …
Fireworks fizzle in Long Beach on the Fourth, but a Labor Day Comeback is planned
A large barge will be positioned in the Atlantic. People will be lined along the boardwalk. At some point, streams of red, white and blue streaks will shoot from the barge, lighting up the skies over …
Long Beach restaurants hungry for Phase 3 reopening after months of shutdown
Alexis Trolf, owner of the Lost And Found and the Lost At Sea, both restaurants in Long Beach's West End, is looking forward to the Phase 3 reopening beginning Wednesday, June 24 - cautiously. "I …
It's 'Anchors Aweigh' for campers at Lido Beach facility this summer, although program will be limited
James Davis, now 23, has been attending Camp Anchor in Lido Beach since he was eight years old. Every year, he counts down the days when the camp will start, according to his mother, Lisa Davis, of …
New rabbi in Long Beach brings challah bread and other food to charm the hearts of congregants
The very night Rebecca Novick and her husband, Avi, settled into their new home in Long Beach a little more than a week ago, they received a welcoming they did not expect: the young new rabbi in Long …
Long Beach Magazine
Long Beach attorney calling her own shots
From the time she began studying law, Long Beach resident Brittney Borruso knew she wanted to be her own boss. After graduating Cardozo Law School in 2013, she “made the leap” and launched …
Corrected: There's nothing to fear in bail-reform law
New York state’s new, long-overdue bail reform law, which passed last April and took effect Jan. 1, is desperately needed. Changes to the law were last made in 1971. Requiring anyone and …
Editorial
New York can learn a lot from South Korea
Gov. Andrew Cuomo is set to open beaches statewide, including Jones Beach, on Friday. It is a moment we have all eagerly awaited, a symbolic gesture signaling . . .
Editorial
Stay strong, Nassau
Last weekend was cold and windy, which likely prevented many people from venturing outside to potentially crowded spaces like the Jones Beach Boardwalk. For now, that’s a good thing.