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The Long Beach Bombers travel baseball organization fields teams for players in a range of age divisions.
Long Beach baseball programs build community through youth sports
Eric Krywe’s Beach Baseball camps and Beach Bombers travel program are expanding youth baseball while teaching Long Beach-area players teamwork, responsibility and sportsmanship. more
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Members of the Long Beach Fire Department conducted a fire department flag arch, a ceremonial display, to honor those who died on Sept. 11, 2001.
Long Beach Fire Department marks 25th anniversary of Sept. 11 attacks
Long Beach residents and officials gathered at the city’s memorial to mark the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks and honor those affected. more
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More than 500 teams played on 80 nets during the 30th annual Michelle O’Neill Volleyball Tournament. Organizers estimated more than 3,500 participants showed up.
Michelle O’Neill Foundation Volleyball Tournament raises funds for families
The Michelle O’Neill Foundation’s annual Long Beach volleyball tournament brought more than 500 teams together to raise funds for families affected by childhood cancer and developmental disabilities. more
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The westbound lane of Loop Parkway, in both directions, will be closed for bridge-related repairs until the end of the year.
$16 million Loop Parkway Bridge Project begins near Lido Beach
A $16 million New York State DOT bridge repair project on Loop and Meadowbrook parkways will bring lane closures and traffic shifts near Lido Beach for several months. more
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The Public Service Commission has granted Propel NY Energy a permit to move its project forward despite local opposition and multiple filed motions to dismiss the project.
Public Service Commission grants Propel NY Energy approval of joint proposal
The New York State Public Service Commission has granted Propel NY Energy approval of a permit called "a certificate of environmental compatibility and public need," that advances the project to the construction planning and execution phase. more
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The Town of Hempstead’s memorial service at Point Lookout Town Park marked the 25th anniversary of 9/11.
Town of Hempstead remembers 9/11 at Point Lookout
The Town of Hempstead hosted its 25th annual observance of September 11 at Point Lookout Town Park. Officials estimated more than 2,000 people showed up for the sunrise ceremony — believed to be the largest 9/11 memorial on Long Island. more
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The 9/11 memorial garden has been in place since 2002, established by former Nassau County Legislator Denise Ford.
Long Beach City Council plans to declare 9/11 holiday
More than 100 people gathered for the 25th 9/11 memorial service in front of the Virginia Avenue Garden of Remembrance. Long Beach City Council Vice President Chris Fiumara announced the city' plans to be the first municipality in the state to officially recognize September 11 as a holiday. more
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The memorial was designed with each panel dedicated to one of the 178 office workers and first responders from Suffolk County who died on Sept. 11. The walls surround a free-growing garden.
Suffolk County 9/11 Memorial honors 178 local victims
Long Beach architect Barry Silberstang designed Suffolk County’s Garden of Remembrance in Hauppauge to honor the 178 county residents killed in the Sept. 11 attacks. more
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Rabbi Jack Zanerhaft and Cantor Lisa Klinger-Kantor shared their experiences as leaders of Long Beach’s Temple Emanu-El.
Temple Emanu-El leaders celebrate anniversary milestones
Temple Emanu-El of Long Beach celebrates Rabbi Jack Zanerhaft’s 10th anniversary and Cantor Lisa Klinger-Kantor’s 15th anniversary while highlighting their roles in the Jewish community. more
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Bakithi Kumalo, a Grammy-award winning bass player on Paul Simon’s “Graceland” album, second from right, performed at Bright Eye Beer Co. with young talent.
Bakithi Kumalo brings Graceland legacy to Long Beach
Bassist Bakithi Kumalo celebrated Paul Simon’s “Graceland” anniversary in Long Beach while mentoring young musicians and exploring future opportunities for local performers. more
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