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Indie rockers Les Savy Fav will perform at Junction on Jan. 25 as part of the Shine A Light Music Series, which supports children and adults with special needs.
Les Savy Fav coming to Long Beach
For nearly a decade, Rockville Centre resident Martin Brull has been trying to attract acclaimed indie-art rockers Les Savy Fav to perform at one of his foundation’s fundraisers to support children … more
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Department of Public Works crews are preparing to clear roads and respond to the storm.
Long Beach prepares for winter storm
The city’s Department of Public Works is preparing for this weekend’s winter storm that could dump up to six inches of snow and sleet, and city officials are urging motorists to stay off … more
A rendering of a revised medical arts pavilion South Nassau Communities Hospital is looking to build on the former Long Beach Medical Center property.
Long Beach City Council to SNCH: Hold public meetings at night
The Long Beach City Council recently called on South Nassau Communities Hospital to hold additional public meetings “sooner rather than later” to update residents about its revised plans for the … more
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The Freeport Board of Trustees passed the 2019-20 budget on Jan. 7. This budget is the sixth consecutive year with no tax increases.
Sixth year with no tax increases
Freeport village officials unanimously voted to approve a $72.7 million budget for 2019-20 on Jan. 7 at a public meeting led by Mayor Robert Kennedy and the board of trustees. more
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Merrick resident and wife of the late David Goodman, Blanche, admired her husband’s wooden sculptures at the Freeport Recreation Center on Jan. 15.
‘He discovered his artistic side at 66’
Last Tuesday would have been 62 years of marriage. Unfortunately, David Goodman, from Merrick, died of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, COPD, complications on Sept. 12, 2015. more
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Rabbi Zalmen Hertz, 22, joined Temple Zion of Long Beach last year as the temple’s spiritual leader.
Temple Zion welcomes new rabbi
By Bridget Downes bdownes@liherald.com After more than a year-long search, Temple Zion welcomed a new spiritual leader last year. Rabbi Zalmen Hertz, 22, joined the congregation in February. … more
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Motorists should expect overnight closures in both directions of the Loop Parkway between Meadowbrook State Parkway and Lido Boulevard beginning on Tuesday, Jan. 22.
Closures expected on Loop Parkway
Motorists should expect overnight closures in both directions of the Loop Parkway between Meadowbrook State Parkway and Lido Boulevard beginning on Tuesday, Jan. 22. There will be full closures … more
A Syosset man accused Police Commissioner Michael Tangney of punching him in the face during a traffic stop.
Driver files $15M lawsuit against city, police commissioner
A Syosset man who claimed that Long Beach Police Commissioner Michael Tangney punched him in the face at a traffic stop last year was found not guilty last week of running a stop sign — and has … more
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The Lynbrook Chamber of Commerce will install its new officers and honor three community members at its annual ceremony on Jan. 25 at the Elks’ Lodge.
Lynbrook Chamber of Commerce to install 2019 officers
The Lynbrook Chamber of Commerce’s annual community honors and installation of officers ceremony is scheduled for Jan. 25 at 7 p.m. at the Elks’ Lodge, 57 Hempstead Ave., in Lynbrook. more
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Mike Graham is readying to open his new business, Flowers by Mike, at 221 Merrick Road in his hometown of Oceanside.
Flowers by Mike sprouts up in Oceanside
A new business is about to sprout in Oceanside as Mike Graham’s Flowers by Mike business is set to open this week at 221 Merrick Road. more
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