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Dan Lloyd, founder and president of Minority Millennials, instructs a class as he seeks job opportunities with the proposal Las Vegas Sands entertainment complex.
Job opportunities proposed at the Sands
Securing jobs for Long Island has never been an easy task. Companies have been leaving for years for places where taxes and utility costs are less. Entrepreneurs find it hard to pay employees who … more
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Only two retail marijuana dispensaries operate in New York State, both in Manhattan. This one is staffed by trained employees.
City Council still undecided about pot sales
The Long Beach City Council, still weighing whether to reverse a decision it made in December 2021 to opt out of a New York state program to allow retail sales of marijuana, met with state cannabis … more
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Long Beach has won a $4.5 million state grant to help revitalize its downtown.
$4.5M grant for downtown revitalization
The City of Long Beach and the Village of Lindenhurst, in Suffolk County, have each won competitive grants of $4.5 million to help them revitalize their downtown business districts, Gov. Kathy … more
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Construction workers near what will be the boardwalk-side entrance to the rental building’s shops and restaurant.
Superblock rental building to be completed by year’s end
The Superblock project, which is filling seaside lots that have been empty for 40 years, is to be partially completed sooner than expected, an executive at the development company told the Long Beach … more
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Whitbread Lumber Yard badly damaged by fire Saturday
A lumber yard that has been in business since 1917 in Long Beach and owned by the whitbreads family was severely damaged by a fire late Saturday morning. City spokesman John McNally … more
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Laurel Cleaners has been dry-cleaning through all the styles in Long Beach, celebrating 60 years in the city this year.
Laurel Cleaners celebrates 60 years in Long Beach
After growing up in Long Beach and graduating from high school in 1976, Allen Schwartz attended the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, majoring in hotel management. Upon graduating, he actually did … more
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The City Council planned to set a public hearing over the boardwalk table issue, but tabled it instead.
Public hearing over boardwalk tables tabled
The Long Beach City Council was expected to set a public hearing regarding the tiff over tables for boardwalk eateries at Tuesday night’s meeting, but instead tabled the discussion for the next … more
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Retail marijuana was back on the docket at Tuesday’s city Council meeting, with many residents urging the city to opt-in.
Retail marijuana burning topic for council again
“Anybody who thinks that cannabis is not currently being consumed in Long Beach hasn’t been outside recently.” That is what David Zelinger said to the Long Beach City Council … more
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The tables in question are those that extend from Riptides’ premises toward the walking lane, not far from the boardwalk’s Edwards Boulevard entrance ramp. The city has said they must be removed by Jan. 3.
A tiff over restaurant tables on the boardwalk
The City of Long Beach is hoping to head off another clash with Brian Braddish, owner of the popular Riptides restaurant, only a year after the city and Braddish fought over the placement of LGBTQ … more
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The Long Beach Historical Society building has needed major repairs and renovations, including windows and doors.
Historical society gets $25K shot in the arm
After preserving the city’s history for over 40 years, the Long Beach Historical Society has itself started becoming history, needing renovations and repairs. The 113-year-old building, at … more
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