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The volleyball nets were put to good use throughout the day. Residents came out to enjoy one more picture-perfect opportunity in the sun and sand.
Long Beach beachgoers celebrate final days of summer
Long Beach beachgoers enjoyed the final days of the summer season as Labor Day weekend brought the city’s annual beach season to a close. more
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Members of Long Beach Fire Department attended the annual 9/11 memorial in 2017. The event will be held this year at 7 p.m. at West Park Avenue and Lafayette Boulevard.
Long Beach remembers World Trade Center towers 25 years later
A 2001 Long Beach Herald column by Jack Sullivan reflects on the World Trade Center towers, their place in the Long Island skyline and the local impact of the Sept. 11 attacks. more
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In 2004, the Federal Emergency Management Agency launched National Preparedness Month, designating each September as a time to prepare for natural or human-made disasters and emergencies. By taking preventive steps that range from strategic planning to creating practical “go-bags,” citizens can give themselves an advantage during worst-case scenarios.
National Preparedness Month: How residents can prepare for emergencies
In 2004, the Federal Emergency Management Agency launched National Preparedness Month, designating each September as a time to prepare for natural or human-made disasters and emergencies. By taking preventive steps that range from strategic planning to creating practical “go-bags,” citizens can give themselves an advantage during worst-case scenarios. more
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A rendering of the condominium project that was the focus of last week’s Zoning Board of Appeals meeting.
Long Beach Zoning Board reviews 106-Unit development plan
The Long Beach Zoning Board of Appeals reviewed plans Aug. 27 for a proposed 106-unit condominium development at the former Hebrew Academy of Long Beach site, with developers seeking several zoning variances for the project. more
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During Mark Getman’s work as a public affairs specialist, he was tasked with taking photos of battleships during the Sail4th 250 maritime commemoration on July 4.
Long Beach native honored with Civilian Service Commendation Medal from U.S. Army
Long Beach native Mark Getman was honored with the Civilian Service Commendation Medal on July 30 for his work supporting the U.S. Army’s Sail4th 250 maritime commemoration at Fort Hamilton in Brooklyn. more
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L.B. Lifeguard Alumni Association’s president, Mike DeLury, far left, joined Joseph Lattanzi, Vice President Dan Michaelis and Treasurer Joseph Hamlet in the presentation.
Long Beach lifeguard Joseph Lattanzi receives Ray Ellmer Scholarship
Long Beach lifeguard Joseph Lattanzi received the Ray Ellmer scholarship this year from the Long Beach Lifeguard Alumni Association, honoring his commitment to community service and plans to pursue a career as a first responder. more
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The third boardwalk fair of the summer season continued the annual tradition with vendor booths offering clothing, jewelry, home goods, food, drinks and even books.
Long Beach boardwalk fair draws vendors, shoppers
More than 150 vendors filled the Long Beach boardwalk last weekend for the year’s third and final boardwalk fair, offering shoppers clothing, jewelry, housewares, books, food and more while raising money for the Long Beach Historical Society. more
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Six participants of all ages enjoyed the yoga class at The Solstice Method, inside Hollywood Health Club East, while eight small dogs roamed freely around the mats.
Long Beach yoga studio offers inclusive puppy yoga classes
The Solstice Method is bringing inclusive, sensory-friendly yoga to Long Beach, recently adding puppy yoga sessions as the studio prepares to relocate to a larger facility in Island Park. more
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Rev. Ronald McHenry, a minister from the Evangel Revival Community Church, was one of many community leaders who voiced his concerns at an Aug. 18 city council meeting.
Long Beach Bayfront Study meeting set for Sept. 10
Long Beach residents will have another opportunity to weigh in on the city’s Bayfront study Sept. 10, when community leaders host a meeting featuring a presentation and survey drive at the Martin Luther King Community Center. more
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Nassau County D.A. Anne Donnelly, at podium, with Long Beach City Councilman Mike Reinhart, left; FBI Special Agent in Charge Mike Ratta; and acting Police Commissioner Richard DePalma.
Long Beach police seize 23 guns, drugs in raid
Long Beach police, the FBI and Nassau County prosecutors seized 23 firearms, drugs and more than $100,000 during a raid that led to an arrest. more
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