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An overhead view of the park detailing the various bowls, rails and ramps that will be included.
City unveils designs for new skate park
The city released the design renderings for a new skate park last week, and construction of the new bowls, handrails and ramps is set to begin in the next few weeks. more
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In Long Beach, DPW crews have repaired 1,900 potholes, some of which have had to be filled several times.
Rough winter takes its toll on L.B. roads
Frequent ice and snow events coupled with widely fluctuating temperatures have left many roads in Long Beach riddled with potholes. Residents have expressed concern over the damaged streets and the risk they pose to vehicles. more
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The city presented a rendering of new comfort stations and concessions that will be built along the boardwalk at Riverside, Edwards and Grand boulevards.
Long Beach marks second phase of boardwalk rebuild
A year and a half after Long Beach’s iconic boardwalk reopened, city officials took the next step in improving the 2.2-mile structure last week, when the City Council voted unanimously to approve … more
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Billy Crystal and U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer with local officials in September.
City unveils master plan to replace trees
More than two years after Hurricane Sandy damaged thousands of trees throughout Long Beach, resulting in their removal and prompting actor Billy Crystal and city officials to call on the Federal Emergency Management Agency to pay for their replacement, the city presented a comprehensive plan last week to restore the aesthetic of tree-lined streets. more
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Spohn Ranch completed construction on the Monitor Park skate park in Los Angeles last fall.
New skate park may be ready by June
City officials announced last week that construction of a new skate park should be completed by the summer, as the city continues to fast-track its plan to build the new structure for skateboarders near the Recreation Center. more
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The city plans to install a 2,300-foot-long seawall along Reynolds Channel, as well as adjustable barriers and other initiatives along the bay.
Long Beach moves forward on protection plan
Nine months after Gov. Andrew Cuomo came to Long Beach and announced that the state would provide $13 million to fund flood protection measures for the city’s industrial district, the City Council … more
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Projects that will be funded by the $38 million include some that have been completed, like post-storm debris removal.
Awaiting FEMA funds, L.B. to borrow $38M
At Tuesday’s City Council meeting, members voted unanimously to allow the city to borrow $38 million for post-Hurricane Sandy recovery expenses while it waits for Federal Emergency Management … more
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City officials said that the renovations to a parking mall on East Park Avenue, between Long Beach and Monroe boulevards, were completed last year.
Parking mall project at a standstill
In what many are calling a frustrating delay, a $1.7 million project to renovate two Nassau County-owned parking malls on East Park Avenue in Long Beach has become tangled in bureaucratic red tape, … more
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A five-block section of the new boardwalk will reopen next week.
Boardwalk project on schedule
Residents got a sneak peek at the long-awaited boardwalk last Saturday night, when a small section was opened to the public during the fireworks show. “To have this back, it was terrific,” … more
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City Manager Jack Schnirman said that comparing the Long Beach boardwalk to this one, in Spring Lake, N.J., is like comparing “apples and peanut butter.”
City: Boardwalk costs are ‘unique’ to Long Beach
City officials this week responded to critics who have questioned the $44.2 million cost of rebuilding the Long Beach boardwalk and compared it with reconstruction projects in New Jersey that are … more
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