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Christina Daly/Herald Eight candidates running for three open seats on the Long Beach City Council answered residents’ questions at a primary forum at the Long Beach Public Library on Aug. 25, a debate attended by hundreds of residents.

An unprecedented eight candidates vying for three open seats on the Long Beach City Council squared off at a candidates’ forum hosted by the local League of Women Voters at the Long Beach … more

By Matthew Ern | 9/3/15

City Council President Len Torres, left, Councilman Anthony Eramo and candidate Karen Adamo are the Long Beach Democratic Committee’s nominees for City Council this year.

L.B. Democrats to square off at candidates' forum

The race for three open seats on the City Council has been heating up in the weeks leading up to the Sept. 10 Democratic primary, amid an imbroglio between the leaders of the Long Beach and Nassau … more

By Anthony Rifilato | 8/20/15

Courtesy Project 11561/Facebook Residents are complaining about a two-family home on West Market Street that they believe is two separate structures. They are attached at the roof, a configuration that, according to city code, constitutes a single home.

Residents blast unconventional two-family home

Nearly a year after the Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously denied a developer’s request to subdivide a residential property on West Market Street to build two new homes, construction of what at … more

By Matthew Ern | 8/20/15

Public works crews water each of the newly planted trees with 15 to 20 gallons of water every week.

Tree replanting on hold until fall

The city will receive millions of dollars in additional state funds to help with the replacement of thousands of Hurricane Sandy-damaged trees that were removed last year. The replanting, which got … more

By Matthew Ern | 7/15/15

Former U.S. Sen. Al D'Amato called iStar's request for a 25-year tax abatement a "bait and switch."

Residents slam 25-year tax break for iStar

An overwhelming number of residents spoke against a proposed 25-year tax break a developer is seeking to build two luxury apartment towers on the vacant Superblock property at a public hearing on … more

By Anthony Rifilato | 6/5/15

The $100 million giveaway

By far, the greatest scam I’ve ever seen involves a long-controversial 6-acre vacant plot of beachfront property in Long Beach known as the Superblock. Despite many promises of developments . . . more

6/4/15

Courtesy iStar iStar said the project will create a number of economic benefits for the city.

iStar defends Superblock tax break

The Nassau County Industrial Development Agency was scheduled to hear from hundreds of residents at a hearing on Wednesday as the agency considers iStar’s request for a 25-year tax break, which … more

By Anthony Rifilato | 6/3/15

Commander Dan McPhee, right, led members of the VFW Post 1384 during the Memorial Day Parade on May 25, where officials and residents paid tribute to the sacrifices made by the men and women of the U.S. armed forces.

Honoring our fallen heroes

“Long Beach certainly knows how to throw a parade. People turn out in droves, it’s really inspiring,” City Manager Jack Schnirman said of what city officials called a larger-than-average … more

5/27/15

iStar has indicated that it would not be able to move forward with a project to build two 160-foot-tall buildings on the vacant Superblock without a tax abatement from the Nassau County Industrial Development Agency.

iStar says it needs tax break

The Nassau County Industrial Development Agency has rescheduled a public hearing on the iStar development on the long-vacant Superblock property, as the developer seeks a 25-year property tax break. more

By Anthony Rifilato | 5/20/15

The city’s eight new paramedics were joined at a swearing-in ceremony by Local 287 President Bill Piazza, Fire Chief RJ Tucillo, City Council President Len Torres, Council Vice President Fran Adelson, F.D. Commanding Officer Anthony Fallon, Fire Commissioner Scott Kemins, and City Manager Jack Schnirman.

City swears in new paramedics

The new paramedics were welcomed at a swearing-in ceremony at City Hall last Friday, and are part of the administration’s effort to restructure the Fire Department. more

By Anthony Rifilato | 5/20/15

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