A letter from the
publisher
Stuart
Richner
Welcome to this year’s Long Beach Community Guide your ultimate companion to everything that makes our community such a dynamic, welcoming and exciting place to live!
We’re thrilled to bring you this special annual supplement to the Long Beach Herald and re-introduce the Long Beach Community Guide, packed with essential information and fresh discoveries that defines the heart and soul of the City by the Sea. Whether you’re a lifelong resident or just settling in, this guide is your passport to all things local.
Inside you’ll find a curated snapshot of what makes Long Beach so special:
• Unique beach park events
• Vibrant library and community offerings
• Fun restaurants and eateries
• Clubs and organizations that drive real impact
This year’s cover highlights the incredible creativity on display at the annual sandcastle building contest, a crowd favorite at the Salute to the Veterans celebration in Town Park at Point Lookout, just next door to Long Beach. The event, part of a larger day of festivities including a concert by Starship, fireworks and a hot dog eating contest, truly showcased the community’s talent and summer spirit.
And let’s not forget the energy and enthusiasm of the Long Beach Chamber of Commerce and all the other organizations that help keep the city’s spirit shining all year long. From the always-popular Fall Festival to lively summer days of arts and craft fairs, there’s rarely a quiet moment just plenty of reasons to gather, celebrate and take pride in all we have here.
This guide is brought to you in partnership with the Long Beach Chamber of Commerce, and we’re honored once again to serve as the Chamber’s official publication.
As always, we hope you find the Long Beach Community Guide both useful and inspiring and we thank you for making the Long Beach Herald part of your week, every week.
Thanks for reading, and here’s to a great summer and year in Long Beach!
Stuart Richner Publisher
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A mess Age from the Chamber of Commer C e Greetings from the Long Beach Chamber of Commerce!
As we welcome a new season, The Long Beach Chamber of Commerce wishes you a joyful spring and an exciting, fun-filled 2025 beach season.
Our Long Beach community is truly special — vibrant, resilient, and constantly evolving in ways that benefit both residents and local businesses. At the Chamber, we’re proud to be part of that growth every step of the way. Whether it’s producing a “Meet the Candidates” video to help voters make informed decisions, sharing updates on available government and private grants, co-sponsoring the installation of a new “Welcome” sign to the city, or bringing back your favorite boardwalk fairs — we’re always working to support and uplift our community.
The Chamber’s core mission is to promote and advocate for Long Beach’s businesses. We ensure their voices are heard by city leaders and beyond. Through our monthly General Membership Networking meetings, our e-newsletter and our online platforms, we keep both residents and businesses informed on topics that matter — like beautification projects, grant opportunities, environmental issues, public safety, parking, and the city’s budget.
a great place to live by hosting community events like our upcoming outdoor Vendor Fair on the boardwalk and founding events like the beloved Electric Light Parade. Additionally, we promote community favorites such as Porch Fest, Arts in the Plaza, free summer movies and concerts on the beach, and the weekly Farmers Market at Kennedy Plaza.
We're very proud of our City by the Sea. There’s something for everyone here— whether it’s biking along our iconic 2.5-mile boardwalk, enjoying live music at local venues, catching an art exhibit at the Long Beach Public Library, or surfing the waves at our world-class beach. Life in LBNY is full of experiences, and the Chamber is committed to making sure those experiences continue to grow and thrive.
We also invest directly in the success of our business community. Last year alone, the Chamber dedicated over $20,000 to TV, print and digital media campaigns to promote local businesses throughout Long Beach.
But our work goes beyond advocacy and outreach. We also strive to bring people together and celebrate what makes Long Beach such
As we look ahead, the Chamber and our dedicated volunteer Board of Directors remain focused on supporting Long Beach as the best place to live, work eat, shop and play on Long Island. We invite you to be part of it! Subscribe to our free e-newsletter, visit our website, follow us on social media, and join us at our General Meetings — usually held on the third Monday of each month. Better yet, become a member of the Chamber and help shape the future of our amazing city.
Together, we can continue building a stronger, more vibrant Long Beach. When our city thrives, we all do.
Warm regards, Board of Directors, The Long Beach Chamber
Here are the TOP
beach park events in
By Brendan Carpenter
Long Beach is a home to many and a fun getaway to many more. It’s a lively community with a wide range of events year-round. Concerts, festivals, sporting events and more fill the calendar — with many on the beach and boardwalk — giving people endless choices and chances to indulge. Here are five beach park events you won’t want to miss throughout the year!
Michelle O’Neill Volleyball Tournament
September
Perhaps Long Beach’s biggest sporting event each and every year, the Michelle O’Neill Volleyball Tournament brings thousands to the Laurelton Blvd. beach for fierce, yet friendly, competition. The tournament has been a staple in the city for nearly 30 years, since Carol O’Neill started the tournament after her daughter, Michelle, died from cancer in 1996 at age 24. The games act as a fundraiser to benefit children with cancer and special needs. This year’s tournament will be on Saturday, Sept. 6, 2025.
Justine Stefanelli/Herald
The annual Michelle O’Neill Volleyball Tournament is one of Long Beach premiere events each summer.
International Film Festival
July
Love movies? Love the beach? If you said yes to either — or both — of those questions, then you’ll love the International Film Festival in Long Beach! The annual event brings filmmakers from all over the country to Long Beach to showcase their work. The “shorts on the beach” event on the sand outside the Allegria Hotel introduces viewers to a unique watching experience, with the short films ranging from animation to liveaction clips. This year’s Long Beach International Film Festival takes place from Wednesday, July 23, to Saturday, July 26, 2025.
Polar Bear Splash
February
When you think about the beach, you think summer. However, one of Long Beach’s biggest events — the Polar Bear Splash — takes to the beach in the winter. Every February, thousands of community members near and far gather on the sand and take a dip in the freezing ocean. The splash is more than a test of fortitude, though, as the chilly event acts as the biggest community fundraiser for Make-AWish. The cold plunges started all the way back in 1998, with it only getting bigger each year. The Polar Bear Splash takes place every year, on the second Sunday of February.
Justine Stefanelli/Herald
Long Beach’s International Film Festival features shorter- and longer-length movies from all different filmmakers, and is shown on the warm, soft sand.
Bob Arkow/Herald
The Polar Bear Splash has grown to a massive day in Long Beach, and acts as the largest community fundraiser for Make-A-Wish each year.
Arts & Crafts Boardwalk Festival
July
Beach park isn’t just the sand; it’s also the beautiful 2.2-mile boardwalk. The boardwalk is constantly crowded with runners, walkers, bikers, families and friends, going to and from the beach and nearby eateries. It’s also been home to a unique event for over 40 years: the Arts & Crafts Festival. For two days, the boards are filled with vendors and local businesses selling artwork, clothing, food and gifts. Whatever you’re looking for, you’re sure to find it at the festival. This year’s festival takes place on Saturday, July 12 and Sunday, July 13, 2025.
King and Queen of the Beach Surf Contest
September
Long Beach and surfing are synonymous. No matter the time of year, you can see surfers of all levels — from beginner to professional — bringing their boards and wetsuits down to ride some waves. There are numerous surfing events, too, but one that stands out is the King and Queen of the Beach competition. All surfers 17 and under can apply to compete. This year, on Sept. 7, 2025, the contest will happen again, with two new young surfers ready to be crowned.
Tim Baker/Herald Long Beach loves festivals, art and the boardwalk. The annual arts and crafts festival combines all three, offering a unique experience.
Bob Arkow/Herald Surfing is a staple in Long Beach, and each year, a new king and queen of surfing is named.
Arts In The PlAzA
celebrates not only art, but music and community
Arts In The Plaza is Long Beach's weekly arts festival. Featuring handcrafted art and live music, the spirit of Long Beach is celebrated every Saturday at this inspired outdoor community event.
Located in the center of town at Kennedy Plaza, Arts in the Plaza takes place every Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., with a season that runs between May 24 and Oct. 25. That means there is ample time to enjoy Arts in the Plaza again and again.
No matter what the occasion, Arts in the Plaza is the place to shop. Find one-of-a-kind gifts for yourself and your loved ones at this exclusively handcrafted market.
The epitome of shopping local and supporting small businesses, every booth is an opportunity to connect with a local artist. Find creations in myriad media including photography, jewelry, painting, drawing, wood,
glass, mixed media, clothing, accessories, and home decor.
Live music can be enjoyed throughout the day. An eclectic and exciting lineup of performances are presented in both the morning and afternoon.
It’s always a beautiful day at Arts in the Plaza. Whether you stop by to stroll around, bring the whole family for the day, shop, listen to music, or have pleasant conversations with friends old and new, Arts In The Plaza is sure to please.
Visit ArtsInThePlaza.com for more info, including how to join as an artist or a sponsor.
Arts In The Plaza is built on love.
Love of art. Love of music. Love of community. Love of Long Beach.
Courtesy Arts In The Plaza
Photos (top): Residents, and dogs, enjoy Arts In The Plaza. (above right): People can shop for gifts of all kinds.
ways to get involved in
Long Beach Soup Kitchen
The Long Beach Soup Kitchen has been serving the community for over 40 years, providing hot and cold meals six days a week. It operates from 11:15 a.m. to 12:45 p.m., Monday through Saturday, on West Pine Street. A to-go meal option is also offered for families and individuals who may not feel comfortable dining in.
And, they’re always looking for help. There are a few ways to support the soup kitchen. Donations of canned goods and non-perishables are always needed.You can also organize your own donation drive! Or, you can become a volunteer. A weekly commitment is required, but all interested would go through an orientation to learn all about the soup kitchen! To find out more about organizing a donation drive, email Jeanne Hoenig at JKHoenig33@ gmail.com, and to learn more about volunteering, email Nicole Rieger at NickyRieger@gmail.com.
By Brendan Carpenter
Long Beach is chock full of opportunities to get involved in the community. There are programs, groups, events, and organizations that are constantly looking for members and volunteers. Whether you just want to get more active in community groups or give back, there are plenty of options at hand.
Here are three ways to get involved or give back to the community:
Tim Baker/Herald
The Long Beach Soup Kitchen’s volunteers work hard to make sure everybody has access to hot meals.
Long Beach Cleanup
Long Beach is a beachside community with a unique coastal ecosystem. Long Beach Cleanup, a volunteer group aiming to keep the community clean, is trying to preserve that. The group sends out weekly emails to its volunteers on when and where to meet for each cleanup, and provides all the supplies needed. Throughout their time keeping the city’s beaches pristine, Long Beach Cleanup has had over 16,000 volunteers and has removed over 11,500 pounds of trash. Interested in volunteering? Sign up on the group’s website, LBCleanup.com.You can also donate cleaning supplies at the start of each cleanup.
Long Beach Lions Club
The Long Beach Lions Club which is part of an international organization that is very active on Long Island, with chapters in many villages, towns and cities has 40 members of their own that constantly do charitable work. The club constantly holds events throughout each year, raising money for various people and groups. The foundation helps cover the cost of attending post-high school, undergraduate and career and technical education programs for the children of those in the military.
As a member of the Lions Club, you can help your community and gain valuable skills.You could make an impact on people’s lives, learn to be a leader and lead a respected organization, network with business men and women in your community and Lions around the world, energize your life and have fun. To become a member, visit the group’s website at LongBeachLionsClub.org, attend one of the twice-monthly meetings, or email directly at Info@longbeachlionsclub. org.
Herald File Photo
The city has beautiful, popular beaches, and Long Beach Cleanup meets constantly to help keep them clean.
Skye Margies/Herald
The Long Beach Lions Club holds events throughout each year, raising money for various people and groups.
rehabilitative and treatment services for youth and their families, serving residents of Nassau County.
Maintaining Recovery
REACH offers therapy for those suffering from anxiety, depression, loneliness and isolation, relapse prevention education along with ongoing therapy and support services.
Harriet Eisman Community School
Enjoy a fun and e ective Pilates workout among a supportive community! Whatever your fitness goals are, we’ll help you stay active, healthy and balanced.
Enjoy a fun and e ective Pilates workout among a supportive community! Whatever your fitness goals are, we’ll help you stay active, healthy and balanced.
Enjoy a fun and e ective Pilates workout among a supportive community! Whatever your fitness goals are, we’ll help you stay active, healthy and balanced.
Enjoy a fun and e ective Pilates workout among a supportive community! Whatever your fitness goals are, we’ll help you stay active, healthy and balanced.
Enjoy a fun and e ective Pilates workout supportive community! Whatever your we’ll help you stay active, healthy
Enjoy a fun and e ective Pilates workout among a supportive community! Whatever your fitness goals are, we’ll help you stay active, healthy and balanced.
is more than a plaza
By Brendan Carpenter
Kennedy Plaza is more than just the area of trees, grass and benches in front of City Hall. It’s also a home to many Long Beach events, offering the space for so much of the community to gather for a fun time.
Events range from concerts and festivals to arts and crafts. Whatever interests you; Kennedy Plaza is sure to host it at some point. Here are three Kennedy Plaza events that are worth checking out.
Fall Festival
This is a big one. Each October, Kennedy Plaza becomes a land of hay, rides, arts and crafts, and other fall staples. The annual Fall Festival is truly a Long Beach tradition, and the community gets excited for this one.
The weekend’s centerpiece is the pumpkin patch, which takes over the plaza’s center fountain pool. The patch is filled with hundreds and hundreds of pumpkins, and children and families go in all day, leaving with their pumpkins of choice. There's more than just actual pumpkins, though. There is also a pumpkin-shaped bounce house, carousel, hay wagon ride, and swinging chairs.
Oh, and the next day, children put on a cool costume parade.
Bob Arkow/Herald
The pumpkin patch each year gets filled with hundreds and hundreds of pumpkins for people to choose from at the Fall Festival.
Vivienne DePalma and Alice Vordermeier
Halloween in the Plaza
Shortly after the Fall Festival, Kennedy Plaza becomes completely spooky. Arts in the Plaza is every Saturday, offering vendors and crafts to check out and buy, but at the end of October, it becomes Halloween in the Plaza.
Children and families come in costumes and have a blast at the annual Halloween bash. Folks dress as movie characters, comic book heroes and other popular culture icons. Children take part in another costume parade and dance party, showing off their fashion and dancing skills. Families also trick-or-treat all around the plaza, picking up some tasty and sugary treats.
National Night Out
National Night Out isn’t a Long Beach-specific event, but Long Beach’s is definitely its own. There’s music, hot dogs, popcorn, a bouncy ride for the kids, and good vibes all around.
Every August during National Night Out, the City of Long Beach and the Long Beach Police Department take the opportunity to honor an individual, a group, or a department for their outstanding community service by presenting them with a plaque. The recognition was given to the city’s sanitation department in 2024.
The event includes food, crafts, bounce houses, giveaways, entertainment, and more activities for attendees to enjoy. Participants have the chance to connect with local police officers. Additionally, they can visit various tables from different organizations in the area to access information about the variety of services that each organization provides.
Jason Thomas/Herald
Ivy Landsman and Sammi Metzger were some buzzing bees at Halloween in the Plaza.
Stephanie Bier/Herald
enjoyed 2024's National Night Out, dressing in fire helmets.
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Afor each season
By Brendan Carpenter
The Long Beach boardwalk is special to the city, offering the community a unique aspect to enjoy. Residents can walk, ride bikes and jog, doing whatever they want to utilize it.
The boards are also home to many races throughout the year, no matter the season. In the spring, the summer, the fall and the winter, people line up on the boardwalk, waiting for the starting signal. Here are some races to check out, one per season.
Spring: Race to Remember
Each Memorial Day weekend, the City of Long Beach hosts the City Manager’s Race to Remember, a 10-mile run at the end of May. The race is in the memory of its founder, Ralph Kaplan.
The route has runners start on West Park Avenue and look back to finish on the boardwalk. There are a plethora of age categories, offering many the opportunity to place and win. Whatever your age is, this is a nice run in the warm springtime.
Bob Arkow/Herald
The first place winner of 2024's Turkey Trot 10K race, Michael O’Donnell, ended with the winning time of just over 38 minutes.
Summer: Fabulous 4th of July 4K
The Fourth of July is synonymous with warm summer nights and fireworks. But in Long Beach, the Fabulous 4th of July 4K is also a staple. The race is in memory of Sgt. Sean Ryan. Along with the main event, there is also a children’s 1K at 8 a.m. just before the 4K a half hour later. Both races begin and end on the boardwalk at Laurelton Boulevard. Awards are given to the top three finishers in each age group.
Fall: Turkey Trot
Perhaps the most well known race in Long Beach, the Turkey Trot has been taking over the boards for nearly 20 years. No matter the time of year, you can find people walking around in their Turkey Trot shirts.
The event takes place right around Thanksgiving, and features a 10K and a 1K race. The 1K begins just before the 10K, at the start of the boardwalk on Grand Avenue, and goes all the way down to Neptune Boulevard before looping on Broadway and finishing back on the boards. The Turkey Trot is an all-around fun family event.
Herald File Photo
Children and adults alike constantly pack the boards throughout the year, running and racing, together
Long Beach Snowflake Race brings folks out of their homes, heading into the cold.
Winter: Snowflake Race
Grab some warm clothes and get ready to run, because each winter, the 4-mile Snowflake Race braves the chill. The race, which is in honor of Joseph F. Farrell, brings a cold yet rewarding race to an early winter morning.
Weather permitting of course the run starts on the boardwalk at Grand Boulevard. The top three finishers in each age group earn awards, so get ready to defy the temps, and lace up those running shoes.
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ALong Beach Public Library
By Brendan Carpenter
Tinto the
he Long Beach Public Library is a hub for all sorts of activities, groups and experiences.
The library has three branches — the main branch in the center of town, one in the West End and one in Point Lookout — and each offer unique and fun things to do. Whether its dancing, learning or just watching a movie, there’s something for everyone. Here are some of the many offerings you can take part in at the library:
• Film Friday
Each Friday, the library dims the auditorium lights and starts rolling a film for anyone in the community to enjoy. Movies range from lighter, familyoriented showings to more mature topics. Check the calendar, bring the family, grab a snack, get comfortable and enjoy a free night out at the movies.
• Fitness classes
Residents can partake of many different health and fitness classes,
Herald File Photo
The Long Beach Public Library is home to so many events and offerings each year, giving everyone the chance to do something they love.
Bob Arkow/Herald
Among the many festivals held here is the poetry festival, which draws a large crowd of wordsmiths.
One of the major celebrations is for the Lunar New Year.
including numerous yoga sessions. There’s yoga for health and peace, chair yoga, Pilates, low-impact cardio, meditative dance and Zumba classes, among others. The classes make it so it’s not just good for you, but fun as well. Many even offer a hybrid option, meaning you can workout with the group in the comfort of your own home.
• Hobbies and Clubs
Do you like to collect things? Do you like to knit or crochet? Do you like to play games? If you responded ‘yes’ to any of those questions, then there's a club for you. Not only does the library have seemingly endless options of clubs to join, but they are availble for all ages. Kids can join ones such as the Lego club, Pokémon trading card club and a drawing club. Teens and adults can join book clubs, retro gamers clubs, vinyl record collector clubs, and those for games like chess and canasta.
• Festivals and Celebrations
The City of Long Beach holds festivals and celebrations year-round, and the library is no different. Different cultures and interests are brought into the spotlight numerous times throughout the year, immersing everyone in new worlds.
One of the major celebrations at the library each year is for the Lunar New Year. Costumes, music and dance fill the room for a fun celebration. Events such as poetry festivals, jazz festivals and art expos are also on the yearly calendar.
Bob Arkow/Herald
The library introduced a vinyl listening lounge late 2023
Check out these unique community
By Brendan Carpenter
From the East End to the West End, Long Beach is filled with fun and unique restaurants. There’s everything from Mexican cuisine to Italian, from casual to upscale. Whatever the mood is or whatever the craving, there’s certainly something in town for everyone.
With so many options to pick from, it may seem like there’s too many, making it hard to choose. If that’s the case, don’t fret, because here are some eateries in Long Beach of interest.
If you haven’t been to The Cabana yet, you’ve probably at least heard of it. The Mexican-American restaurant has a real Long Beach vibe to it, with surfboards decorating the inside, and the outdoor patio becomes real lively in the warmer months.
The menu offers a wide array of items, including empanadas, tacos, quesadillas, nachos, salads, burgers, sandwiches and more. The eatery also has a large selection of drinks, including some very popular margaritas. The Cabana, at 1034 W. Beech St., is one of the resident favorites in the West End.
Photo courtesy The Cabana website
This one is kind of cheating, but there are two restaurants — both starting with L.B. — that are cool to check out: L.B. Social and L.B. Bistro, both owned by Matthew Hisiger.
L.B. Social is a seasonal American spot with cozy, comfortable inside seating and a small amount of outdoor seating, right across from the LIRR station, at 62 W. Park Ave. The menu feels upscale, with a selection of meat and fish, salads, desserts, cocktails and wines.
L.B. Bistro, though it shares the same first half of the name, is not at all like L.B. Social. The French-inspired eatery, offers a wide menu of soups, seafood, escargot, fondue, beignets, salads and meats. The décor and lighting gives the bistro a comfortable feel, and is located right in the middle of town, at 150 E. Park Ave.
Jetty Bar & Grill, known simply as The Jetty to many, acts as both a lively bar and a family-friendly restaurant with sidewalk seating. The inside can get quite loud with music, laughter and chatter, yet the outside seating offers a bit of a quieter dinner option.
The menu features American-style tapas, tacos, sandwiches, burgers, salads, flatbreads, and arepas. Located at the beginning of the West End, at 832 W. Beech St., The Jetty is a fun stop for anyone looking for a small bite with a lively atmosphere.
Photo courtesy Jetty website
Photo courtesy LB Social website
Photo courtesy LB Bistro website
Lost and Found isn’t a big spot, nestled in at 951 W. Beech St., but it does make a big impression with its menu. The rusticchic restaurant doesn’t have a massive selection, but everything is well conceived. The offerings are best described as “new American,” featuring small plates and salads, seafood, meats, and craft cocktails. The atmosphere is also something to talk about. The layout and décor make it feel cozy, blocking out the sometimes-noisy West End.
Felicia is relatively new to Long Beach, quietly arriving near the center of town, at 26 E. Park Ave. The new addition to the city is a wine and cocktail bar experience, accompanied by small plates and interesting food choices.
The menu is littered with choices including tacos, salads, fish, poultry, and cheese and meat boards, even offered during happy hours and brunches. The food is of interest, but the real star is the drink options. Cocktails, wines, whiskeys, bourbons, beer, and dessert beverages are all worth a try.
Photo courtesy Lost & Found website
Photo courtesy Felicia website
Clubs & OrganizatiOns
All addresses are in Long Beach, N.Y. 11561, unless otherwise noted.
a merican l egion
Victor Murtha Post 972 P.O. Box 97 (516) 432-9138
victormurthapost972@gmail.com. Meets at the Magnolia Senior Center
a merican red Cross 195 Willis Ave., Mineola
Jose Dominguez chief executive officer (516) 747-3500 NYRedCross.org
a ncient Order of Hibernians Div. 17
St. Brendan The Navigator P.O. Box 1066
Meets at VFW Post 1384
Jeremy Cecil, president info@aohlongbeachdiv17.org
a rtists in Partnership, inc. P.O. Box 952
Johanna Mathieson-Ellmer, director (516) 307-2787
aip4arts@gmail.com.
AIP4Arts.org
b each to b ay Civic a ssociation P.O. Box 753 beachtobaycentral@gmail.com.
Camp a nchor
630 Lido Blvd. (516) 414-6505, CampAnchor.org
A year-round recreation program operated by the Town of Hempstead. The program is dedicated to children and adults with special needs. A comprehensive six-week summer camp located in Lido Beach is also offered to the town’s special needs population. Email anchor630@gmail.com.
Catholic Charities
Oceanside Senior Center 80 Anchor Ave., Oceanside (516) 764-9792
Catholic Daughters of t he a mericas Court 1067, St. Ignatius Martyr R.C. Church 721 W. Broadway
Catholic Youth Organization 735 W. Broadway
Steve Candon (516) 488-3333
LongBeachCYO.org
Circulo de la Hispanidad
26 W. Park Ave. B
Gil Bernardino, executive director (516) 431-1135
CdlH.org
Civil s ervice Employees a ssociation P.O. Box 598
John Mooney, president (516) 305-9345
Eastholme Civic a ssociation
Sam Pinto, president eastholmecivic@gmail.com, Facebook.com/Eastholme11561
Brendan Carpenter/Herald Dems By The Sea recognized a resident for donating her kidney in April.
Dems b y t he s ea
Meets at VFW Post 1384 info@demsbythesea.com
Dems By The Sea on Facebook girl s couts of nassau County 110 Ring Road, West, Garden City
Randell Bynum, CEO (516) 741-2550, GSNC.org webemail@gsnc.org or customercare@gsnc.org.
Harriet Eisman
Community s chool
165 E. Park Ave. (516) 889-5575
Joseph Smith, executive director LongIslandReach.org/harriet-eisman-coummunity-school
Harvey & Ellen Weisenberg Foundation 730 W. Broadway (516) 889-4089
Harvey Weisenberg, executive director Resources and advocates for people with special needs, their families and caregivers
HarveyAndEllenWeisenberg.com
Jasa s enior Center
570 W. Walnut St.
Mindy Leeper, director (516) 432-5555
Kiwanis Club of l ong b each P.O. Box 711
Marianne Raisig, president KiwanisClubLB.org
Knights’ Pub 970 W. Beech St. (516) 431-3687
l adies a ncient Order of Hibernians Division 17
Marianne Fleischer, president div17president@nassaulaoh.com. NassauLAOH.com/county-officers/ division-17-long-beach.
l awyers a ssociation 1005 W. Beech St. (516) 432-9400
lbn Y l awyers.com
l eague of Women Voters of l ong b each P.O. Box 1043 (917) 922-1664
Veronica Rose & Sarah Nicholas, presidents LWVOfNassauCounty.org
lido b each
Civic a ssociation inc.
Elizabeth Murdy, president LidoDunes.org.
lido Homes Civic a ssociation P.O. Box 746
lidohomesca@gmail.com
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auxiliary Police
Dennis Verzi, police commissioner 2 Laurelton Blvd. (516) 431-6868
LBAPD.com
lb b reast Cancer Coalition P.O. Box 844
LongBeachBCC.com (516) 943-3404
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Clubs & OrganizatiOns
All addresses are in Long Beach, N.Y. 11561, unless otherwise noted.
l ong b each Chamber of Commerce
780 Long Beach Blvd. (516) 432-6000
TheLongBeachChamber.com
l ong b each aware
(formerly the Coalition to Prevent Underage Drinking)
20 W. Park Ave., Suite 303-A
Judi Vining, executive director
LongBeachAware.org info@lbcoalition.org (516) 353-2061
l ong b each Historical s ociety
226 W. Penn St.
Jeanne Browne, president (516) 432-1192
LongBeachHistory.org
l ong b each Humane s ociety
Helen Aloi, president 126 Austin Blvd., Island Park (516) 594-1721
longbeachhumanesociety@gmail.com
LongBeachHumaneSociety.net
l ong b each l atino Civic a ssociation
670 Long Beach Blvd.
Helen Alessi, executive director (516) 988-0039
l ong b each ukulele Orchestra 1028 W. Beech St. (917) 545-3833
Hours of Operation:
7:30 to 9:30 p.m.
Benoir and Jeff Alan, founders Facebook.com/lbnyukuleleorchestra lions Club
Allen Schwartz, president P.O. Box 243 info@longbeachlions.org LongBeachLionsClub.org
l ong b each reach 2-12 W. Park Ave., Suite 200
Joseph Smith, director (516) 889-2332
LongIslandReach.org
l ong b each republican Committee P.O. Box 1058
Jim Moriarty, chair lbrepub@gmail.com (516) 640-0047
l ong b each rising
Provides residents still reeling from Hurricane Sandy and dealing with NY Rising with information and resources. A place to exchange information and ask questions.
Facebook.com/groups/LongBeachRising
l ong b each s oup Kitchen 140 W. Pine St. (516) 897-2763
Robert Blau, president Soup kitchen open to guests Monday through Saturday 11:15 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. LongBeachSoupKitchen.com
The Long Beach Lions Club holds numerous events and fundraisers throughout the year, raising money and having fun while doing it.
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Little League
218 E. Park Ave., Suite 654
Andy Hayes, president beachlittleleague@gmail.com
l ong b each COa D
The Long Beach Community Organizations Active in Disaster assists the unmet needs of the Long Beach community from disasters.
Elizabeth Treston, president lbcoad11561@gmail.com Facebook.com/LBCOAD
l . i . toy l ending Center for Children with Disabilities P.O. Box 380 East Marina, Lido Blvd. Point Lookout (516) 889-8287
LongIslandToyLendingCenter.com
Martin luther King Jr. Center 615 Riverside Blvd.
Andrea Gauto, acting executive director Sheena Curry, chair (516) 240-2230
info@lbmlk.org
LBMLK.org
Mustaches for Kids
Long Island Chapter
Founders: Billy Kupferman, Vinny Leis, James Bogdan, and Justin Fitzmartin mustaches4kidsli@gmail.com
north East b ay & Canal Civic a ssociation P.O. Box 6
Mary Volosevich (516) 413-6191
canalareacivicassociation@gmail.com
NorthEastBayAndCanal.wordpress.com or Facebook.com/nebccivic/ 1156run
Run for a cause supporting the 11561 community Facebook.com/1156run 1156Run@gmail.com
Point l ookout Civic a ssociation P.O. Box 391, Point Lookout
Tom Moran, president PointLookoutCivic.org
Project Challenge at the People’s Church 111 Delaware Ave. (516) 459-7798
PeoplesChurchNY.com
surfrider Foundation, surf for all and surfer’s Way Riverside Boulevard LongBeach.Surfrider.org
SurfersWay.org
t heresa alessandra russo Foundation
250 Lido Blvd., Lido Beach
Susan S. Russo, president (516) 432-0200
TheresaFoundation.org
Skye Margies/Herald
Clubs & OrganizatiOns
tommy b rull Foundation
The Tommy Brull Foundation is a nonprofit that raises funds to benefit a wide variety of people with physical, mental and emotional disabilities in the community, such as Camp Anchor. TommyBrullFoundation.org
lt. John F. O’grady VFW Post 1384
675 W. Park Ave. (516) 432-9138 Facebook.com/vfw.lbny/ l ong b each Waterfront Warriors P.O. Box 210 (516) 375-5966
LBWaterFrontWarriors.org
Westholme & t he Walks Civic a ssociation
Dina Fiore Facebook.com/westholme.centralneighbors westholmecivic@gmail.com
West End a rts
Visual a rtists guild P.O. Box 1002
Meets at Long Beach Public Library (917) 716-9692
Kathleen Regan, chair WestEndArts.org
The Long Beach Soup Kitchen offers hot meals to those who need.
West End neighbors
Civic a ssociation
218 E. Park Ave., Suite 512 Kim Mussman, president westendresidents@hotmail.com LBWestEnd.org
West End b eautification a ssociation Mary Ellen Pollina and Ed Glister, co-directors Facebook.com/LongBeachWEBA westendbeautification@gmail.com
Tim Baker/Herald
Churches
Christian Light Missionary
Baptist Church
PLACES OF WORSHIP
The Rev. Issac Melton Jr., pastor
620 Park Pl. (516) 432-7477
Evangel Revival Community Church
Dr. Dolores Miller 569 National Blvd. (516) 432-1527
Inglesia Cruzada Evangelica Misionera Inc.
Raul Colon, pastor 265 Long Beach Blvd. P.O. Box 832 (516) 431-7122
New Life Church of Christ Disciples
Bishop Dr. Mark Moses, pastor 124 W. Chester St. (516) 889-2357 newlife_ministries12@yahoo.com
Panaghia Church of Island Park Greek Orthodox Church
Presbyter George Kazoulis, priest 83 Newport Road Island Park 11558 (516) 432-4086
Point Lookout Community Church
Joel Beasley, senior pastor 60 Freeport Ave.
Point Lookout 11569 (516) 432-5990
ThePLCC.com
Sacred Heart
Roman Catholic Church
Monsignor John Tutone, pastor 282 Long Beach Road Island Park 11558 (516) 432-0655
SacredHeartIslandPark.com
St. James of Jerusalem Episcopal Rev. Michael F. Delany 220 W. Penn St. (516) 432-1080 stjameslbny@gmail.com StJamesLB.org
St. John’s By The Sea Lutheran Church
Rev. A. David Anglada 75 E. Olive St., (516) 432-7771
The People’s Church of Long Beach 111 Delaware Ave. (516) 432-0392 PeoplesChurchNY.com
Courtesy St. James of Jerusalem Episcopal Church
St. James of Jerusalem Episcopal Church welcomed the Rev. Michael F. Delaney as its new vicar in 2024.
Beach Catholic
Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal Roman Catholic Church
Father Brian Barr, pastor 721 W. Broadway (516) 432-0045
St. Ignatius Martyr Roman Catholic 721 W. Broadway (516) 432-0045, Ext. 11
St. Mary of the Isle Roman Catholic Church
315 E. Walnut St. (516) 432-0157 BeachCatholic.com
Synagogues
Bach Jewish Center
Rabbi Benny Berlin 210 Edwards Blvd. (516) 200-1046 BachLongBeach.com
Lido Beach Synagogue
Rabbi Elly Krimsky
1 Fairway Road, Lido Beach (516) 889-9650 Lidoshul.org
Temple Beth-El of Long Beach
570 W. Walnut St. (516) 432-1678
Temple Emanu-El of Long Beach
Rabbi Jack Zanerhaft
455 Neptune Blvd. (516) 431-4060, Ext. 6 TempleEmanuElLongBeach.com
Temple Israel of Long Beach
Rabbi Steven Dresner
305 Riverside Blvd., (516) 432-1410
TempleIsraelOfLB.org
Temple Zion
David Koegel, president 62 Maryland Ave. (516) 705-8333 info@templezion.org TempleZion.org
The Jewish Center of Altantic Beach
Rabbi Elie Weinstock
Rabbi Simcha Willig
Rabbi Saul Haimoff Atlantic Beach 11509 (516) 371-0972
office@jcabshul.org
JewishCenterOfAtlanticBeach.org
Young Israel of Long Beach
Rabbi Binyamin Silver 120 Long Beach Blvd. (516) 431-2404
YILB.org
Chabad of the Beaches
Rabbi Eli Goodman 60 W. Beech St. (516) 574-3905
ChabadOfTheBeaches.com
Brendan Finn President bfinn@longbeachny.gov
ELECTED OFFICIALS LONG BEACH CITY COUNCIL
Chris Fiumara Vice president cfiumara@longbeachny.org
LONG BEACH
Long Beach City Court Judge
Hon. William Miller City Court
1 West Chester St. Long Beach, N.Y. 11561 (516) 442-8544
Long Beach City Court Judge Hon. Corey Klein City Court 1 West Chester St. Long Beach, N.Y. 11561 (516) 442-8544
TOWN
Town of Hempstead Supervisor
Don Clavin (R) One Washington St., Hempstead N.Y. 11550 (516) 812-3260 dclavin@tohmail.org
Town of Hempstead Councilman - 5th District
Christopher Schneider (R) One Washington St. Hempstead, N.Y. 11550 (516) 812-3285
Roy Lester Council member rlester@longbeachny.gov
COUNTY
Nassau County Executive
Bruce Blakeman (R) 1550 Franklin Ave. Mineola, N.Y. 11501 (516) 571-3131 Nassau County Legislator - 4th District
Patrick Mullaney (R) 1550 Franklin Ave., Mineola, N.Y. 11501 (516) 571- 6204
Nassau County District Attorney Anne Donnelly (R) 262 Old Country Road, Mineola, N.Y. 11501 (516) 571-3800
Mike Reinhart Council member mreinhart@longbeachny.gov
(D)
Hart Senate Office
Nassau County Comptroller
Elaine Phillips (R) 240 Old Country Road Mineola, N.Y. 11501 (516) 571-2386 NCComptroller@ NassauCountyNY.gov
431-0500
Office
544, Albany, N.Y. 12248 (518) 455-3028
D.C. 20510 (202) 224-6542 United States Senator Kirsten E. Gillibrand (D) 780 3rd Ave., Suite 2601 New York, N.Y. 10017 (212) 688-6262
United States Senate 478 Russell Building Washington, D.C. 20510 (202) 224-4451 United
Long Beach Chamber of Commerce
advertising & Marketing
Brandable Marketing Inc.
Liz Nachman (516) 729-5219
liz@brandablemarketing.net brandablemarketing.net
creative Vibe advertising
Brian Berkery
74 West Park Ave., 2nd Fl. (516) 432-5001 brian@vibead.com vibead.com
cybernet LLc
Mike Longworth/Ian Danby 38 West Park Ave., Suite 500 (516) 897-8419
info@cybernetny.com cybernetny.com
Long Beach herald
Ellen Frisch
2 Endo Blvd.
Garden City, NY 11530 (516) 569-4000 efrisch@liherald.com liherald.com
Long Beach n Y
Deals & Discounts
Richard Coleman
455 East Beech St. (516) 317-1280
rich@longbeachnydealsdiscounts.com longbeachnydealsdiscounts.com
MapToons
Tyler Radford
218 East Park Ave., Suite 232 (516) 670-5567
tyler@maptoons.com maptoons.com newsday
Tom Flyntz (516) 749-1165 thomas.flyntz@newsday.com newsday.com
architectural Services
Dov hadas a rchitect, P.c
Dov Hadas
600 Shore Rd. (516) 678-8200
dov@dovhadasarchitect.com dovhadasarchitect.com
gWB a rchitect P.c
George Bella 120 West Park Ave., Suite 304 (516) 432-3406
gbella@gwbarchitect.com gwbarchitect.com
arts/entertainment
a rtists in Partnership, Inc.
Johanna Mathieson-Ellmer P.O. Box 952 (516) 307-2787
aip4arts@gmail.com aip4arts.org
a rts In The Plaza
Sammi Metzger 1 West Chester St. (516) 476-2473
aitplaza@gmail.com artsintheplaza.com
All businesses are in Long Beach, NY 11561 unless noted
Skye Margies/Herald
Dylan Mercante sang “Sweet Caroline” at the Long Beach Lions Club’s karaoke fundraiser in March.
The Salt & Sea
Gene Rogovitz
355 Woodland Dr. Brightwaters, NY 11718 (631) 786-3163
erogovitz@gmail.com thesaltandsea.com
West end a rts
Stuart Friedman P.O. Box 1002 (917) 716-9692
westendartsny@gmail.com westendarts.org
Business Services
Bridgeworks LLc
Philip Beck
780 Long Beach Blvd. (516) 308-9498
philipbeck@outlook.com bridgeworkslongbeach.com
Forward Door o f new York, corp.
Craig Forlader 266 East Beech St. (516) 371-1130
forwarddoorofny@aol.com Forwarddoorofny.com
The entrepreneur's Source
Liam Hanley 22 Armour St. (703) 966-7818
lhanley@esourcecoach.com
lhanley.esourcecoach.com
Trellus Inc.
Brian Berkery 74 West Park Ave. (833) 562-2554
info@bytrellus.com bytrellus.com
ZenBusiness
Sallie Clark 5511 Parkcrest Dr., Suite 103 Austin, TX 78731 (844) 493-6249
outreach@zenbusiness.com zenbusiness.com/california-llc
contractor
Recast Industries
Christopher Arrigo 127 West Hudson St. (631) 867-2686
info@RecastNY.com RecastNY.com
education
clinical Staffing Resources
Mindi Derry 806 West Beech St. (929) 888-4791
mindi@csrny.com clinicalstaffingresources.com
Long Beach Public Library
Tara Lannen-Stanton 111 West Park Ave. (516) 432-7258
director@longbeachlibrary.org longbeachlibrary.org
electrician
all g ood electric corp.
Paul Leone 57 Vermont St. (516) 431-8585
paul@allgoodelectric.net allgoodelectric.net
Jon Dab electrical contractors, Inc.
Jonathan Dab 609 Monroe Blvd. (516) 806-2311
jondabelectric@gmail.com jondabelectric.com
Financial Services
a pple Bank
Jose G. Jara
280 East Park Ave. (516) 897-5701 jjara@applebank.com applebank.com
LONG BEACH Chamber of Commerce
All businesses are in Long Beach, NY 11561 unless noted
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KGW Wealth Management
Kevin White
62 Arizona Ave. (917) 340-6281
kevin.gerard.white@lpl.com www.kgwwealth.com
National Financial Network
Timothy Murray
900 Stewart Ave. , Suite 500 Garden City, NY 11530 (516) 318-5855
timothy.murray@natfin.net natfin.net/ NYLife
James Mullooly
520 Broadhollow Rd. Melville, NY 11747 (516) 426-2712
JMullooly@ft.NewYorkLife.com
Open Vistas
Financial Solutions
Gregory Page-Romer
40 Louisiana St. (908) 400-4469
greg@openvistasfinancial.com openvistasfinancial.com
Premier Wealth Advisors
John Diaz, CFP
626 RXR Plaza, 6th Fl. Uniondale, NY 11556 (516) 778-5822
jd@yourpremierwealth.com yourpremierwealth.com
United Financial Alliance
Timothy Mularchuk
100 Baker Ct., Unit 68 Island Park, NY 11558 (631) 334-5678
Bestwholetermlife@gmail.com ufaexperience.com
Fitness & Wellness
Active Life Long Beach
Cody Ringle
120 East Park Ave. (516) 990-1765
cody@activeliferx.com activelifelongbeach.com
Elemental Wellness
Katherine Jaeger
158 East Park Ave. (516) 594-0220
Katherine@elementalwellnesslbny.com elementalwellnesslbny.com
Hollywood Health Club
Steve Diamond
265 East Park Ave. (516) 348-6377
sd@hollywoodhealthclub.com hollywoodhealthclub.com
Malina Portals LLC
Anna Makarevich
160 Long Beach Rd, 2nd Fl. Island Park, NY 11558 (516) 216-9350
info@malinaportals.com malinaportals.com
Pilates by the Sea
Renee O'Connor
40C Lido Blvd, Point Lookout (518) 928-4168
Pilatesbythesealb@gmail.com
Poplar
Beryl Jackowitz
128 West Penn St. (215) 275-5965
b@shop-poplar.com
shop-poplar.com
The Ride by Hollywood
Steven Diamond
16 East Park Ave. (516) 322-4710
sd@hollywoodhealthclub.com theridebyhollywood.com
Hair & Beauty
Be Inspired Salon
Stephanie Ruh
647 1/2 East Park Ave. (516) 415-7822
lbinspiredsalon@gmail.com lbinspiredsalon.com
Meadow and Bark
Marisa Russell 901 West Beech St. (917) 855-4855
marisa@meadowandbark.com meadowandbark.com
Home Improvement
Harvest Power Solar
Carlo Lanza 907 West Beech St. (516) 442-5511
lenneyp@harvestpower.net harvestpower.net
Rose Ott Design
Rose Ott 675 East Olive St. (516) 510-9665
rose@roseottdesign.com roseottdesign.com
Home Services
Automatic Industries
Ashley Erichsen 19 West Columbia St. Hempstead, NY 11550 (516) 538-4646
ashleye@automaticindustries.com automaticindustries.com
Cordina Inspections & Consulting
Adam Cordina 86 Nebraska St. (646) 586-7102
cordinainspections@gmail.com cordinainspections.com
Fallon Industries
Anthony Fallon 352 West Hudson St. (516) 322-6090
fallondemo@aol.com
Fox Pest Control
LaTessa Jacobs 66 South 2nd, Unit D Bayshore, NY 11706 (631) 458-5003
latessa.jacobs@fox-pest.com fox-pest.com/long-island-ny
PM Home Inspections
Patrick Mullaney 210 West Bay Dr. (718) 644-2122
pmhomeinspectionsinc@gmail.com pmhomeinspectionsinc.com
Royal Mold Inspection
Robin Waller 18 Armour St. (516) 456-1314
robin@royalventcleaning.com royalventcleaning.com
Hospitality
The Long Beach Hotel
Benjamin Kadosh
405 East Broadway (516) 698-4936 benjikadosh1@gmail.com longbeachhotelny.com
Insurance
Remco Agency Insurance Services
Steve Diamond 28 East Park Ave. (516) 322-4710
steve@remcoagency.com remcoagency.com
Seaview Adjusting Group Inc.
Garret Guttenberg 28 East Park Ave. (516) 790-4377
claim@seaviewadjusting.com seaviewadjusting.com
Internet & Technology Services
DropDesk LLC Graham Beck 780 Long Beach Blvd. (516) 376-9255 hello@dropdesk.io drop-desk.com
ExecPro Enterprises
Louis Penello 58 West Park Ave., Suite 203 (516) 620-0304 lpenello@execpro.com execpro.com
GYG Associates Ltd Ian Danby (516) 897-3859 iandanby@gygusa.com
Legal Services
Bernstein & Gray Law Group, PLLC
Colleen Gray 350 National Blvd., Suite 2E (516) 853-0927 crsgray@bandglawgroup.com bandglawgroup.com
Joseph Lee, Esq. 265 East Beech St. (516) 432-9229 joseph@josephtleeattorney.com josephtlee.com
Medical & Health Care
Beach Terrace Care Center
Carmela Handel 640 West Broadway (516) 431-4400 beachterrace640@yahoo.com beach-terrace.com
Cafe of Life Chiropractic Joshua Siegel 100 West Park Ave., Suite 207 (516) 425-0113
cafeoflifebellmore@hotmail.com cafeoflifelongisland.com
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All businesses are in Long Beach, NY 11561 unless noted
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Long Beach Nursing and Rehabilitation Center/Bay Vista
Taylor Webb
375 East Bay Dr. (516) 897-1000
twebb@cassenacare.com longbeachnrc.com
Luxe Rejuvenation Med Spa
Wendy Williams
206 West Park Ave. (516) 517-8385 wendywilliams.ww@gmail.com luxerejuvenation.com
Mount Sinai South Nassau
Dana Sanneman
One Healthy Way
Oceanside, NY 11558 (516) 377-5370 dana.sanneman@snch.org southnassau.org
Sari Klar Mental Health
Counseling PC
Sari Klar
20 West Park Ave. (516) 729-5850 info@sariklartherapy.com sariklartherapy.com
Miscellaneous
Hansel & Petal
Beverly Hansel Silberstang
502 Franklin Blvd. (917) 797-1519 bevhansel2@gmail.com hanselandpetal.net
Miss Liz, Inc.
Liz Treston
37 Wyoming Ave. (516) 304-6452 emtreston@gmail.com
Sunny Day Camper Rentals, Inc.
Sunshine Berlin (516) 304-0030 contact@sunnydaycamperrentals.com SunnyDayCamperRentals.com
Non-Profit Organizations
Kiwanis Club of Long Beach Foundation Fund Inc
Marianne Raisig (516) 242-1588
marianne.lbkiwanis@gmail.com Kiwanisclub.org
Long Beach Art League
Lissette Resnick P.O. Box 862 (917) 734-7949
lissetteresnick@gmail.com longbeachartleague.com
Long Beach Martin Luther King Inc
Sheena Curry 615 Riverside Blvd. (516) 240-2230
info@lbmlk.org lbmlk.org
Temple Emanu-el of Long Beach
Jack Zanerhaft
455 Neptune Blvd. (516) 431-4060
RabbiJackZanerhaft@gmail.com temple-emanu-el.org
Skye Margies/Herald
Community members and the Apraxia Kids organization took to the boardwalk last October to walk in support of the disorder.
West End Beautification Association
Mary Ellen Polina
68 Delaware Ave. (516) 448-7359 westendbeautification@gmail.com westendbeautificationassociation.com
Photography
Christina Kramer Portrait CTK Photos
Christina Kramer
361 East Broadway (516) 643-8567
info@ctkphotos.com ctkphotos.com
Scott Ferrone Photography
Scott Ferrone 465 Shore Road., Apt7O (516) 506-1334 ferronet66@gmail.com
Plumbing HVAC
Highland Plumbing & Heating Inc.
Thomas Gillan 451 Long Beach Blvd. Long Beach, NY 11562 (516) 431-0303
highland101@optonline.net
Printing
Hicksville Minuteman Press
Michael Ruvolo 191 Broadway Hicksville, NY 11801 (516) 822-1742
info@mmpHicksville.com hicksville.minutemanpress.com
NY Graph X Corp
William Vitale 120 West Park Ave., Suite 308B (516) 904-2077
bill@nygraphx.com nygraphx.com
Richner Printing and Mailing Services
All Shore Management Services Inc
Joseph Iorio 772 West Beech St. (516) 250-8159 info@allshoremgmt.com allshoremgmt.com
American Financial Network
The Boland Group
John Boland 780 Long Beach Rd. (516) 660-0702 jboland@afncorp.com
JB-Mortgage.com
Century 21 American Homes
Barbara Mullaney 284 West Park Ave. realtor.barbara@gmail.com thebarbaramullaneyteam.com
Coldwell Banker American Homes
David Kasner
Rachel Geraghty 284 West Park Ave. (516) 665-2000 rgeraghty@cbamhomes.com cbamhomes.com/longbeach
Daniel Gale Sotheby's International Realty
Leah Tozer 350 National Blvd., 2E (516) 860-5784 theleahteam@gmail.com leahtozer.danielgale.com
Daniel Gale Sotheby's International Realty
Katherine Coladner 58 West Park Ave. (917) 450-5804 katherine.coladner@gmail.com danielgale.com/advisor/katherinecoladner
Fran Adelson
RE/MAX Beach West 880 West Beech St. (516) 987-8649 fran.adelson@gmail.com remax.com
Michael Karff 2 Endo Blvd. Garden City, NY 11530 516-569-4000 x288 mkarff@richnerprinting.com Real Estate
McFadden Home Inspections, LLC
Daniel McFadden 54 Roosevelt Pl. Island Park, NY 11558 (516) 319-5708
mcfaddenhomeinspections@gmail.com
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All businesses are in Long Beach, NY 11561 unless noted
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Ocean Grace Properties LLC
Rosemary Gibson Point Lookout, NY 11569 (516) 317-5333 oceangraceinc@gmail.com
Peter Real Estate
Vicky Bartko-Green 860 West Beech St. (516) 316-0545 vickybartko@gmail.com jenbartko.com
Steven Jacobson Real Estate
Steven Jacobson 783 Shore Rd. (516) 330-6688 snj44@aol.com
Religion
Temple Emanu-El of Long Beach
Cari Horn
455 Neptune Blvd. (516) 431-4060 Staff@templelb.org templeemanuellongbeach.org
Restaurants/Catering
Bright Eye Beer Co.
Luke Heneghan
50 West Park Ave. (516) 543-5736 lukejheneghan@gmail.com
Fermento
Martina Cantarella 1048 West Beech St. (929) 340-4275 fermentobk@gmail.com fermentovegan.com
JA Heneghan's Tavern
Emily Heneghan
57 Lido Blvd.
Point Lookout, NY 11569 (516) 729-7274 emilyhen11569@gmail.com heneghanstavern.com
Max Bialystok & Company
Carrie Bleck Rampino
159 East Park Ave. (516) 432-5300 maxbagelsny@gmail.com maxbialystokbagels.com
Nagahama Japanese Restaurant
Hideaki Yamamoto
169 East Park Ave. (516) 631-4662 Nagahamasushi169@msn.com Nagahamasushi.com
Rip Tides 11561
Giana Braddish
1 Edwards Blvd. (516) 600-9011 riptides11561@gmail.com
Scotts Sourdough of Long Beach
Scott Knobler
100 Wyoming Ave. (516) 522-0411
scottssourdough@gmail.com scottssoursourdough.com
Shore House
Bernie Ford
22 East Park Ave. (516) 632-5350 bernieford23@yahoo.com shorehouselb.com
Jason Thomas/Herald
Danielle Bastow and Dayne Andre, left, celebrated Halloween in Kennedy Plaza last year.
Space Cowboy Coffee Co.
Angela Skudin (631) 655-2994
Info@spacecowboycoffeeco.com
The Green Fork
Kristy Furci
134 East Park Ave. (631) 484-0781 kristy@thegreenfork.com thegreenfork.com
The Saloon
Roisin Dunohoe 1016 West Beech St. (516) 432-9185 thesaloonlb@gmail.com thesaloonlongbeach.com
Retail/Fashion
Angel Flower Creations
Yvonne Santana 56 Arizona Ave. (516) 650-0396 littlepleasuresbyyvonne@gmail.com artsintheplaza.com/the-heart-ofthe-arts
Bella Sof Leggings, LLC
Ravena Bejo (917) 533-1657
Ravena_bejo@yahoo.com BellaSofLeggings.com
Ellusions Boutique
Casandra Dolan 548 Derby Dr. South Oceanside, NY 11572 (516) 667-4806 Ellusionsboutique@gmail.com ellusionsboutique.com/ Tailfeather Designs
Liat Cohen 380 West Penn St. tailfeatherdesigns@gmail.com tailfeatherdesigns.com
Retail/Other
A&T Garden Center
Darren Nedd 4373 Austin Blvd. Island Park , NY 11558 (516) 983-2169 atgardendarren@gmail.com atgardencenter.com
Centre Millwork and Supply
John Esposito 669 Long Beach Blvd. (516) 432-6566
dstamatelos@centremillwork.com centremillwork.com
Sonya Sells Seashells by the Seashore
Sonya Lorrain P.O. Box 845 (516) 670-5240 thrive@islandthrive.com islandthrive.com
The Codfish Cowboy
Angela Skudin (516) 661-2556
Brittany@thecodfishcowboy.com
Sports
East End Volleyball
Richard Heiles PO Box 49 Hampton Bays, NY 11946 (631) 355-1293
Kcaulson@hotmail.com eevb.net
Travel/Transportation
Cruise Planners
Andrew Arluck 177 McKinley Ave. (516) 330-0573
aarluck@cruiseplanners.com andyslandseatravel.com
North Star Auto Body
Anthony Capone 3511 Lawson Blvd. Oceanside, NY 11572 (516) 596-1000 chiefvs2024@gmail.com
