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Bayfront bite break: Calm water, a kid-friendly playground, and new pickleball courts make Masone Beach an easy all-day hang.
Mindful sweat, anyone? Daruma Yoga and Fitness in nearby Elmont mixes Vinyasa yoga for calm, balance, and mobility with cardio kickboxing for strength and confidence, plus private sessions, corporate offerings, Adolescent Mindful Yoga, and Senior Mobility & Strength.
Stacked Sandwich Happiness: From Hot Off the Grill Breakfast to the Il Bacio Hero, chicken marsala, and fudgy Homemade Brownies, Pantano's Gourmet Hewlett nails that craving you don't want to cook for.
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The five stories Long Beach readers clicked most this month, from the daily editions.
Tulum Tacos & Tequila is set to open its third location in Long Beach, New York, with a mid-September opening at 180 Boardwalk.
Full story at patch.com ↗
Teens from Long Island, likely aged between 12 and 13, stormed into the children's room at the Merrick Library and began shouting profanity and slurs.
Full story at us.headtopics.com ↗
The Long Beach Garden Club has been meeting at the Long Beach Public Library for over three years to share plant-based knowledge.
Full story at liherald.com ↗
Long Island musician Mike DelGuidice is set to perform at the Town of Hempstead's "Endless Summer" concert and fireworks show on Sept.
Full story at longislandpress.com ↗
The developers for the former Hebrew Academy site in Long Beach are seeking variances from height, building area, front yard, side yard and density ordinances in their plan to build an eight-story building at 530 W.
Full story at patch.com ↗
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