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Who's on the ballot: Long Beach
Learn who's on the ballot in Long Beach, Lido, and Point Lookout for the 2026 Elections. more
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Hanna Heitefuss began her research, investigating the effects of saltwater intrusion on plant and animal life, last year, when she was an eighth-grader at Long Beach Middle School.
Long Beach High School student advances to final round of Thermo Fisher Scientific Junior Innovators Challenge
Long Beach student Hanna Heitefuss is the only New Yorker among 30 finalists in the 2026 Thermo Fisher Scientific Junior Innovators Challenge, earning national recognition for her research on saltwater intrusion and its effects on plants and aquatic life. more
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Ninety-one-year-old Bob Bozek, of Oceanside, has sold more than 200 paintings in his long career. He was one of more than 20 artists whose work was on display.
Long Beach Fine Art Expo showcases more than 20 local artists
More than 20 artists showcased paintings, photography and other works at the fifth annual Long Beach Fine Art Expo at the Allegria Hotel, celebrating local creativity and connecting artists with the community. more
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The Rev. Vicar Michael Delaney blessed the new elevator after the ribbon-cutting ceremony. The project required nearly four years of planning, fundraising and construction.
Long Beach St. James of Jerusalem church installs $117,000 accessibility elevator
St. James of Jerusalem Church in Long Beach unveiled a $117,000 exterior elevator on Oct. 4, improving access to all three levels of the historic church after a four-year effort supported by private donations and a Nassau County grant. more
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Rabbi Jack Zanerhaft lit a memorial candle as Long Beach remembered those affected by the Oct. 7, 2023 terrorist attacks in Israel.
Temple Emanu-El marks Oct. 7 anniversary with remembrance event
More than 50 people gathered at Temple Emanu-El of the South Shore in Long Beach to mark the third anniversary of the Oct. 7 attacks in Israel with a documentary screening, music and reflections on remembrance and community unity. more
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Eric Lee, 28, left; Hannah Hwang, 32; and Sean Kim, 31; came from New York City to spend an afternoon outdoors. In total, more than 80 volunteers attended the event.
Nearly 80 volunteers join Lido Beach cleanup after nor’easter
Nearly 80 volunteers joined the Town of Hempstead and Atlantic Marine Conservation Society for a Lido Beach cleanup on Oct. 4, collecting storm debris and litter ahead of the final scheduled cleanup of the year in Point Lookout. more
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The Ancient Order of Hibernians Division 17 showcased pride in Irish heritage at the 37th annual Irish Day.
Long Beach Irish Day parade celebrates 37th year in West End
Long Beach’s 37th annual Irish Day parade and festival brought live music, food vendors, community organizations and family activities to the West End, with Hooks for Heroes serving as grand marshal. more
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Some students at Long Beach High School are trading pens and pencils for shears and buzzers in Room 208, in the school’s new barbering program. Senior Nuri Ipce, left, put his skills to work on Principal Andy Smith.
Long Beach High School launches hands-on student barbering program
Long Beach High School launched a new barbering program that gives students hands-on training in hair-cutting techniques, business skills and career preparation while working toward New York state barber certification. more
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The Long Beach Marines faced off against the Roosevelt Roughriders in a high-energy, rain-soaked game. The Marines ultimately secured a 15-6 victory, even after a nearly 20-minute delay of game in the third quarter due to a referee injury.
Long Beach homecoming game ends with Marines’ 15-6 victory
Long Beach High School celebrated homecoming with a pregame carnival, the crowning of its king and queen, and a 15-6 football victory over Roosevelt despite heavy rain and an injury to a game official. more
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The 300-strong crowd marched down the boardwalk during the fundraiser for the Bellmore-based Long Island Crisis Center.
Long Island Crisis Center walk raises suicide prevention awareness
More than 300 participants joined the Long Island Crisis Center’s 18th annual suicide awareness walk in Long Beach, raising funds for free crisis services and honoring the Michael Berube Foundation for its mental health advocacy. more
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