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Long Beach deserves top-notch medical care

It’s been quite a while since the South Shore of Long Island was ravaged by Superstorm Sandy. Many homes have been restored, while others have been abandoned. Local beaches are . . . more

7/6/16

Runnie Myles and his grandmother, Delores Miller, pictured in a vacant apartment the building's management company allowed them to stay in after last Saturday's fire, said they are not sure where they are going to stay. Myles said they were asked to leave because the vacant apartment had been rented to a new tenant. The landlord claims that it is working with displaced tenants to relocate them while their damaged apartments are being renovated, which could take several months. Photo by Christina Daly/Herald

Residents pick up the pieces after fire

Runnie Myles returned to his apartment at 210 Shore Road on Monday night in the hope of salvaging any belongings — family photos, books and other irreplaceable items — that he hoped weren’t … more

By Anthony Rifilato | 1/27/16

Are fires in high-rise buildings different than others? Yes!

A week after a fire claimed the life of a Manhattan man — who died while trying to escape flames in his building — reports say that during the fire, he was originally safe in his apartment. He … more

By Sam Pinto | 1/17/14

Long Beach letters

The High Rise Assoc. does have goalsTo the Editor: Unfortunately, the Herald’s article “Civic-minded resolutions” (Jan. 7-13) misrepresented my comments about the Long Beach High … more

1/28/10

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