By Max Gast and Felix Gregory

By Max Gast and Felix Gregory
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Big changes could be in store for the Bradley Beach Showroom Cinema, the beloved movie theater which has entertained residents for more than 100 years but has been closed since last spring due to the pandemic.
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By Sullivan Johnson and Vincent Bianchi
Axolotl, stalagmites, frightening mobs, and magic plants will be some of the new additions to the world of Minecraft this summer in caves and cliffs update that lots of people are talking about.
Read more »A previously underground comic by Max Gast and Felix Gregory
Read more »By Allison Herrera Montoya and Nancy Martinez Yanez
Each morning at 8:35 a.m., teachers and administrators come out and take students’ temperatures before we enter the school building. We stand in circles painted on the playground six feet apart, near the rest of our homeroom class. We wear masks. If it rains or it is too cold, they take our temperatures at the door. Here at BBES, the pandemic has transformed school in many different ways.
By Emely Herrera-Montoya
Four new members joined the Bradley Beach Board of Education this week, filling up spots left open by outgoing members Susan Monroe, Dwight Gerdes, Stephen R. Lozowick, and Tom Bardinas. I had a chance to interview the candidates via email, along with Dr. Monroe, who had served on the board since 2010.
By Evan Hofsess
Over the last 12 years, we have had a really special person at BBES: Mr. Sam Bullock. Sadly, December 23 was Mr. Bullock’s last day as he is heading into retirement at the age of 70. I had the opportunity to speak with Mr. Bullock before he left.
By Jordyn DeJesus and Aidan Murphy
This election day, while the world was holding its breath waiting for the results of the presidential election, Bradley Beach had a close battle of its own — for mayor.
Read more »By Peter Sucato
What are the students of Bradley Beach asking for these holidays? The Tides surveyed students in grades four to eight about their holiday wish lists.