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Community members shared their thoughts on the Equinor project at public forums last week at City Hall.
What happened at the public forums regarding Equinor?
Equinor, wind turbines and electrical lines cutting underneath city streets. It’s been on the minds of many in Long Beach over recent months, joining the thoughts of those on both sides of the … more
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Deanna Brusca as the title character, soaring through the sky like magic.
See how this Long Beach show will be extra sensitive
The Long Beach Theatre Guild has been staging theatrical performances since 1972. Over the years it has produced more than 100 musicals, plays and murder mysteries. Last year the organization … more
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I resolve to make no resolutions this year
No, no, no — this isn’t a New Year’s resolution column. Go somewhere else for that — I’m sure plenty of people are writing about that subject this week. more
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Mary Malloy's Column, "Writing on the Wall" won first place in its circulation category for "Best Column Writing" for 2010 by Suburban Newspapers of America.
I lived in the world B.C.
Thank you, everyone, for your congratulatory calls and emails to me for this column taking first place in its category of “Best Column Writing” in the Suburban Newspapers of America contest for 2010. This week, I’m re-running one of my favorite columns that ran in March, 2009. more
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Added locations for for food and drink distribution
Nassau County, FEMA, Island Harvest and the Red Cross have added new locations for the distribution of food and drinks to thousands of residents impacted by Hurricane Sandy. Locations are subject to … more
Tax relief for Sandy victims
The Nassau County Legislature passed a resolution on Monday to adopt the state’s Superstorm Sandy Tax Assessment Relief program, clearing the way for residents to apply for tax refunds on … more
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Rabbi Jack Zanerhaft, the spiritual leader of the temple, led the peaceful gathering.
Supporting Israel from all sides of Long Beach
The conflict involving Israel and Palestine has been at the forefront of everyone’s news feed. Members of the Long Beach community, community leaders and local officials gathered at Temple … more
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Lindell Elementary students took part in a Fall Festival, with lots of pumpkins.
Students throughout Long Beach celebrate autumn
The Long Beach School District recently collected gently worn fall and winter clothes as part of a one-day “Beach Boutique” event that took place in the gymnasium of Long Beach Middle … more
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According to FEMA, the partial shutdown of the federal government could impact some of the agency's Hurricane Sandy recovery efforts.
Gov't shutdown could impact Sandy efforts
According to Federal Emergency Management Agency officials, the partial shutdown of the federal government could impact some of the agency’s Hurricane Sandy recovery efforts, though previously … more
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Students stood with the flags they placed along Lido Boulevard in honor of those who have served.
See how the City of Long Beach, schools honored veterans
The City of Long Beach celebrated Veteran’s Day Saturday with its annual gathering in City Hall. Veterans and community members alike came together to show support and gratitude for those who … more
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