Beach passes are available for Long Beach starting May 11.
So many of us have a gift we were born with. If we are lucky, someone opens the gift.
It takes place on May 21.
Rabbi Benny Berlin of BACH Jewish Center will offer support and counseling to Long Beach police officers.
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Wow! I’ve met way more people who have risen to their challenges than I dreamed of. Some tell me their stories with their eyes open wide.
So many stories on our Long Beach shore; each can touch many of us. I came upon a man who simply want’s to reach—just one person
The humane society, also known as Kitty Cove, rescues abandoned and abused cats and dogs before finding their forever homes.
We got it made in Long Beach, right? Well, maybe not all of us; some of us have not done as well as others.
Police patrols and repainting portions of the facility are among the changes for drivers.
It’s so easy to yield to primal revenge. So incredible to yield to a deeper source.
The BACH Jewish Center partnered with the Jewish Learning Initiative on Campus.
There are so many hidden stories on our beach, boardwalk, streets and canals.
Nearly $10 million has been raised for the Make-A-Wish Foundation since 2001.
The Island Park nonprofit organization began saving animals in 1976.
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The times they are a changin’. Maybe Long Beach needs to change along with them.
Holiday socks will be given to each person who gives blood.
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Our Long Beach shore is a gift of sunning, surfing, fishing, and fantastic photo ops. But it can be much more.
More than 20,000 customers lost electricity Tuesday afternoon.
Permits can be purchased online or via mail.
So many benches with so many memories on our boards. So much to think about, so near and so far.
It's expected to start on the drawbridge next month.
We all wish the world was in a better place, some of us work to make it happen, one act, one kid, at a time.
When you hear the roar of a plane coming in from the Atlantic—does it make you think? It should.
The funds will create new shrubs, flowers and lighting.
Turn off that TV and get ye to the sea.
Biking the boards can bring many awesome sights, none as great as—whales.
There are so many stories on our beach and boards, some sad, some beautiful—some both.
Annisa Moore is being recognized for her dedication to the community.
Vogel is chairman of the board at the Long Beach synagogue.
I’m always finding explosions of joy on our boardwalk. It's so much better than those from the rockets and bombs on TV.
"We only serve one God and when any of us are affected, we all are affected," Pastor Mark Moses said.
The Wednesday night event at Temple Emanu-El will feature leaders of various faiths.
Liz Nachman runs soup kitchens and beach cleanups in Long Beach.
Lenora Quinones has been an active community member in Rockville Centre/Lakeview for decades.
Patch is recognizing community leaders for making a difference.
Some moments seem fated to be, as if the universe had plans of its own.
I guess I've been too long at this computer