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Long Beach joined the rest of Long Island in seeing heavy snow fall — and accumulate — starting late Sunday afternoon.
Snow falls across Long Island
The National Weather Service has issued a winter weather advisory as snow is expected to fall across most of Long Island from Sunday at 1 p.m. to Monday at 4 a.m. As 3 to 5 inches are forecast … more
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Reese Gallinaro, of Long Beach, has overcome leukemia twice — once at 4 and once at 9 — and is now using something that helped her to help others in similar positions.
This Long Beach resident overcame leukemia — twice — with the help of Legos
Reese Gallinaro is a 16-year-old Long Beach High School junior. She takes the typical classes and is involved in clubs with her classmates, but her story is anything but typical. A few days … more
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At Tuesday’s board meeting at Lindell School, parents urged trustees not to close East School.
Long Beach School Board outlines district plans, but parents voice their concerns
The Long Beach Board of Education discusses financial strategies, bond-funded upgrades, parens raise concerns. more
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The annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day march is a big deal in Long Beach, with the next installment set for Monday, Jan. 20.
Annual Long Beach MLK march on tap
The annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day march is a staple in Long Beach’s yearly celebration. Community members from all over gather to walk the streets in remembrance. Long Beach’s … more
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Temple Emanu-El hosts many different celebrations and remembrances throughout each year, with the MLK Day remembrance next, set for Jan. 17.
Long Beach’s Temple Emanu-El to honor Martin Luther King Jr.
Long Beach goes all out celebrating holidays and important events, and Temple Emanu-El is always right in the middle, hosting gatherings, performances, Shabbats, and more, to show support for … more
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Long Beach’s Chabad of the Beaches recently installed new bulletproof doors late last year, thanks to a grant awarded to them.
Long Beach’s Chabad of the Beaches gets some additional security
Chabad of the Beaches serves the Jewish communities of Long Beach, Lido Beach and Atlantic Beach. In many ways, they’re a unique community of their own. Back in 2021, the Chabad was broken … more
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The city was awarded $600,000 to build a storage shed for salt used in the winter to treat Long Beach roads.
Check out these north side projects Long Beach is planning
Long Beach had an eventful, grant-filled 2024: The city was awarded a total of roughly $7 million by New York state, which will fund everything from new hires and equipment in the fire and police … more
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The City of Long Beach and the Long Beach Fire Department welcomed its new tower ladder truck, a process years in the making.
Long Beach Fire Department receives brand new truck
Long Beach Fire Department welcomes a new tower ladder truck, replacing a vehicle damaged in Superstorm Sandy. more
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Girl Scout Troop 2059 in Long Beach decorated bowling pins as part of the craft project, reimagining the used pins.
Reimagining bowling pins through upcycling
Each year, Maple Family Centers, of Rockville Centre, replaces all the pins at its five bowling centers with new ones. This year, the company found a creative way to involve the community in its … more
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Middle schoolers were all smiles for their unique day, building pyramids as part of their travel back in time.
Long Beach middle schoolers travel back to Ancient Egypt
Each year, sixth-grade students at Long Beach Middle School take a step back in time to explore Ancient Egypt. On Dec. 19, students showcased an array of projects as part of their social studies unit … more
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