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State education officials have been discussing potential changes to graduation requirements, which would impact the Long Beach school district.
New York may modify graduation requirements
State education officials consider eliminating the Regents exam as a graduation requirement, introducing a single diploma, and offering personalized learning paths. more
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Artists worked directly with sponsors to personalize the planters.
Continuing to beautify Long Beach's West End
Join Mary Ellen Pollina and the West End Beautification Association in their journey to transform Long Beach's West End through community efforts and artistic initiatives. more
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Long Beach High School students Shea Rehnback and Nikki Lane were recognized for their poetry at the library by Paula Curci, the Nassau County poet laureate.
Celebrating Long Beach student poetry
A crowd with noisemakers in hand celebrated student and resident poets from Long Beach at the Nassau County Poet Laureate Society Scholarship Ceremony on June 12. Hosted by the Long Beach … more
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Community members gathered on the Neptune Boulevard beach to do yoga, stretch and donate to the Long Beach Soup Kitchen.
Supporting the Long Beach community through yoga
The Long Beach CSEA Women’s Committee held a yoga class on the Neptune Boulevard beach on June 17. This wasn’t just a normal yoga class, though. Participants were asked to make … more
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Acting Police Commissioner Rich DePalma and other city officials discussed Thursday evening's shooting and the steps that are being taken now as a result.
Long Beach addresses Thursday shooting, announces changes to beach season
Long Beach officials held a news conference Friday, announcing immediate changes to the beach season due to a shooting at the train station Thursday evening. Officials said a large group of … more
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Taylor and Cody Crane make a special effort to thank the city’s sanitation workers as they make their way down Arizona Avenue.
This Long Beach family is offering some much-needed thank-yous
Sanitation workers are vital to any community. They keep streets and neighborhoods clean, and prevent trash from piling up. Most of the time, they do it without any thanks. That’s … more
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Lt. Melisa Rosario, of the New York State Division of Homeland Security & Emergency Services, offered tips to Long Beach residents.
Mount Sinai helps prepare Long Beach residents for natural disasters
With hurricane season here, Mount Sinai South Nassau hosted a hurricane-preparedness workshop on June 6 to make residents aware of the serious weather they could face in the coming months. The … more
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Attendees were encouraged to bring chairs to the rockin’ concert for a comfortable viewing experience.
The Dead rises at Kennedy Plaza
Experience the return of "Friday Nights in the Plaza" at Kennedy Plaza, Long Beach, featuring live music and arts. more
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Temple Emanu-El wanted to ensure local first responders were recognized as much as they should be, and did so at a special Shabbat on June 7.
A special Shabbat in Long Beach to honor first responders
As first responders were filing into the sanctuary of Temple Emanu-El to be honored during a special Shabbat gathering, fire trucks raced by, sirens blaring. Instead of the fire … more
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Rabbi Jack Zanerhaft shares a few words for Shavuot.
Celebrating Shavuot in Long Beach
Just days ago, Jews worldwide celebrated one of their most ancient holidays, Shavuot. Often it is called the Festival of Weeks, a reference to the fact that it takes place seven weeks … more
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