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Lt. Mike Geller, Exec. Officer of Uniformed Force, City Manager Theofan, Alexander Sharpe, Michael Seeman, Brian Olson, Bryan Jones and Christopher Koehle and Fire Commissioner Scott Kemins.
Five recruits sworn in as Long Beach firefighters
On Sept. 28, five recruits were sworn in as members of the Long Beach Fire Department by City Manager Charles T. Theofan. Alexander Sharpe, Michael Seeman, Brian Olson, Bryan Jones and … more
Owen Wright of Australia defeated Kelly Slater in the final round of the Quiksilver Pro N.Y. on Sept. 9. City officials said that because the event was a success, they are hopeful Quiksilver will return in 2012.
Will the Quiksilver Pro N.Y. return?
City officials are hopeful that the Quiksilver Pro New York competition will return to Long Beach, saying that because the surf contest was a success, Quiksilver is considering making another stop … more
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City Manager Charles Theofan speaks with residents in his office at City Hall Thursday afternoon.
Petition to save Quiksilver festival draws hundreds of signatures
When Long Beach residents Jason Alegria and Frank Caputo learned that the festival portion of the Quiksilver Pro New York event — including music, BMX and motocross events — was cancelled on … more
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lifeguard headquarters was slammed against the boardwalk by a storm surge on Sunday.
And now, the cleanup
“The beach was out of control — the ocean was out of control,” Ohio Avenue resident Billy King said on Sunday, a few days after he decided to hunker down with his family and ride out Hurricane … more
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Residents came out Monday morning to see Long Beach Lifeguard Headquarters, which was lifted from its foundation and slammed into the boardwalk at National Boulevard during Sunday’s storm.
Cleaning up after Irene
“The storm was so vicious—it’s just incredible,” said Long Beach Chief of Lifeguards Paul Gillespie of Hurricane Irene’s impact on beaches across the barrier island on Monday morning. … more
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Curious passersby flocked to the damaged Lifeguard Headquarters on Sunday,which was forced into the boardwalk by a strong storm surge.
Cuomo tours damage in Long Beach
Long Beach Medical Center is expected to reopen this evening, Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano said, after many of the hospital’s 230 patients were evacuated to Nassau University Medical Center … more
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Sunday's storm surge wreaked havoc on residents and their vehicles by gushing beach water and sand along city streets.
Mangano: Wave surge 'scarred' buildings in Long Beach
Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano assessed the damage in Long Beach with City Manager Charles Theofan and other officials on Sunday, and said that though the worst of the storm has … more
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National Boulevard and West Park Avenue were submerged during last Sunday’s storm.
Flooding damages homes
“Everything is destroyed,” Washington Boulevard resident Cliff Steinberg said on Monday afternoon, assessing the damage in his basement. Gone were his wife’s collection of historic vinyl … more
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‘Mistaken arrest’ draws family’s ire
A North Park resident is claiming that her family’s civil rights were violated when, she said, Long Beach police officers entered her Azalea Court home on July 19, drew their weapons during a … more
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Long Beach City Council rejects police contract
The Long Beach Police Department continues to tap its collective fingers, waiting for a new contract after the City Council shot down the latest proposal at Tuesday's meeting. Council members … more
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