Brendan Carpenter

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Editor at Long Beach Herald

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Articles

Empire Wind 1 project resumes after stop work order is lifted

2 weeks ago | liherald.com | Brendan Carpenter

The Department of the Interior’s Bureau of Ocean Energy Management informed Equinor on May 19 that the stop work order issued last month has been lifted for its Empire Wind 1 project, allowing construction to resume. “We appreciate the fact that construction can now resume on Empire Wind, a project which underscores our commitment to deliver energy while supporting local economies and creating jobs,” Anders Opedal, president and CEO of Equinor ASA, said.
See how Long Beach’s science program is making waves across the county

2 weeks ago | liherald.com | Brendan Carpenter

Long Beach Public Schools has a robust science department, offering students a wide variety of classes and electives, including Science Research, in which students in the eighth through 12th grades tackle rigorous and impressive projects. Each year, the Long Island sections of the Science Teachers Association of New York State sponsor an exhibit of science projects from students throughout Nassau and Suffolk counties.
Empire Wind stop work order lifted, project resumes construction

2 weeks ago | liherald.com | Brendan Carpenter

The Department of the Interior's Bureau of Ocean Energy Management informed Equinor on May 19 that the stop work order issued last month has been lifted for its Empire Wind project, allowing construction to resume. "We appreciate the fact that construction can now resume on Empire Wind, a project which underscores our commitment to deliver energy while supporting local economies and creating jobs," Anders Opedal, president and CEO of Equinor ASA, said.
Teaching Long Beach children how to ride bikes safely

3 weeks ago | liherald.com | Brendan Carpenter

The rain held up and the sun was out for Long Beach’s Kids Bike Safety Rodeo on May 10. The Long Beach Police Department, the Kiwanis Club of Long Beach and Legislator Pat Mullaney hosted the day. Long Beach is a unique city, and in the summer, sometimes cars even seem obsolete, with people riding bicycles to get to wherever they need. With all of the bike riding, the day was to try to ensure people are riding as safely as possible. “Long Beach, in particular, is a unique community.
This Long Beach junior won first place for her scientific prowess

3 weeks ago | liherald.com | Brendan Carpenter

The Nassau Science Teachers Association of New York State holds a marine science poster contest each year, connecting students across all grade levels to local marine phenomena. The contest submissions are broken up into three groups: the Turtle Group for grades 3 through 5, Fish Group for grades 6 through 8 and Whale Group for grades 9 through 12. The contest was competitive this year, drawing in over 100 submissions, and Long Beach High School junior Riley Fallon’s rose above the rest.
This Long Beach woman is making that first dance a little less scary

3 weeks ago | liherald.com | Brendan Carpenter

It’s wedding season in Long Beach, and one local woman is trying to make sure everyone feels ready for, and comfortable about, that first dance. Eileen Clarke, 58, grew up in Astoria, Queens, the daughter of Irish immigrants who used music and dance as a way to honor their heritage. Clarke, who has two sisters and one brother, began learning Irish dance when she was 5. “We did a few nights a week, and the whole family did it,” she recalled.
EAC Network to unveil new Meals on Wheels vans in Point Lookout

3 weeks ago | liherald.com | Brendan Carpenter

EAC Network, a Uniondale-based nonprofit aiming to help those in need, will be unveiling two new Meals on Wheels vans to help deliver over one million meals to Nassau County residents over the next decade. The vans, in partnership with M&T Bank and Nassau County, will be unveiled at the Point Lookout Senior Center, at 15 Parkside Dr., on Monday, May 19 at 10 a.m.The new vans were funded by the Nassau County Department of Human Services, Office for the Aging.
Long Beach High School under 'lockout' Thursday after threat

3 weeks ago | liherald.com | Brendan Carpenter

Long Beach High School was placed under "lockout" Thursday morning as police arrived at the school to investigate a potential threat received from a 911 call. During a "lockout," the inside of the school operates normally, but no one can enter. All other schools have been placed under "lockout" as well as a precaution. In an email to district parents and families, Schools Superintendent Jennifer Gallagher said that all students and staff members were safe. This is a developing story.
Fisherman rescued in Point Lookout after boat runs aground

3 weeks ago | liherald.com | Brendan Carpenter

Posted Wednesday, May 14, 2025 1:48 pm The Long Beach Fire Department and the Point Lookout-Lido Fire Department rescued an injured fisherman whose boat ran aground in Point Lookout Tuesday. Courtesy Long Beach Fire Department The Long Beach Fire Department assisted the Point Lookout-Lido Fire Department in rescuing a fisherman whose boat ran aground on Tuesday. The rescue happened just before 3:30 p.m. at the West Marina in Point Lookout. The Town of Hempstead Bay Constables removed the boat...
This Long Beach woman, the 2024 L.I. Marathon winner, ran ‘for fun’ this year

4 weeks ago | liherald.com | Brendan Carpenter

Cristin Delaney-Guille laced up her running shoes on May 4, made her way to the starting line in Eisenhower Park and set off on her sixth or seventh Long Island Marathon. She’s run it so many times that she’s lost count. Delaney-Guille, 44, of Long Beach, initially wasn’t going to enter the marathon, because she had run the Boston Marathon two weeks earlier, and hadn’t felt her best. She had some great pre-race runs in Boston, but from the very start on April 21, she felt off.