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On May 27, when police vehicles like this one responded to calls reporting distressed swimmers, Marshall Starkman of Oceanside was struck by a police SUV and suffered a fractured spine.
Oceanside sunbather struck by SUV to sue City of Long Beach
A man who was run over by a police SUV as he sunbathed on the beach in May is moving forward with plans to sue the city, after suffering a broken spine and other serious injuries. Oceanside … more
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On May 27, when police vehicles like this one responded to calls reporting distressed swimmers, Marshall Starkman of Oceanside was struck by a police SUV and suffered a fractured spine.
Sunbather struck by SUV to sue city
A man who was run over by a police SUV as he sunbathed on the beach in May is moving forward with plans to sue the city, after suffering a broken spine and other serious injuries. Oceanside … more
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Residents at the July 20 City Council meeting called on council members to support an initiative by Councilman Len Torres that could lead to the creation of bike lanes throughout the city.
Cyclists call for bike lanes
On a typical Monday or Tuesday in the summer, a group of junior lifeguards can be found in front of Zamboni's Deli on West Park Avenue after their program ends for the day. Most, said Billy Papetti, … more
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Atlantic Sea Island Group's Safe Harbor Energy project is officially on hold.
Plans for natural gas island scrapped
After years of community opposition, public hearings and protests, plans to develop a liquefied natural gas terminal 13 1/2 miles off the coast of Long Beach have been scrapped after the developer … more
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Long Beach firefighters rescue woman and autistic son
A Long Beach woman was in critical but stable condition after she and her autistic son were rescued from an Olive Street fire early Monday morning by city firefighters. The fire began at … more
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Lifeguards searched for Nicole Suriel in June, who died during a class trip after she was pulled by a rip current near Edwards Boulevard. The teacher in charge of the trip has been fired.
Drowning death leads to teacher’s firing
The ocean had an east-to-west movement, or "sweep," at Edwards Boulevard on June 22, as many of the 24 students from Harlem's Columbia Secondary School for Math, Science and Engineering dashed into … more
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Police officer kelly graham, pictured with Police Commissioner Thomas R. Sofield, was honored for her actions in 2009.
Man who pulled gun on cops gets 6 years in plea deal
A Queens man who led Long Beach police on a high-speed car chase through the city last year and struggled with two officers after threatening them with a gun was sentenced to six years in prison on … more
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rocco morelli, chairman of the Long Beach Zoning Board of Appeals, discussed a zoning application with Maryland Avenue residents during a board meeting on a city bus.
In your zone
Maryland Avenue resident Stacy Bottjer didn't have to go far to voice her concerns to the Zoning Board of Appeals at its last meeting. After a developer proposed tearing down a vacant house next door … more
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John McLaughlin, city councilman
Councilman cries foul against NY Post
A Long Beach city councilman was blasted in the media earlier this week for collecting a hefty FDNY disability pension following his retirement in 2001. A story in the July 6 issue of the New … more
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Greg Levine and Melanie Reilly share a kiss in Long Beach on July 4.
Busy weekend for Long Beach
"You can tell when the trains arrive, because there's a massive amount of people walking to the beach," said Jordan Vega of Manhattan as he caught some rays on the beach last Sunday afternoon. … more
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