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Artificial-turf fields are coming to Long Beach
The Long Beach Board of Education unanimously approved a proposal to install artificial-turf fields at the high school and middle school at the Sept. 18 board of ed. meeting. more
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Residents weigh in on campaign
The Herald asked Long Beach residents to share with us their thoughts on the election for City Council on Nov. 3, including the candidates and issues that are most important to them. The following are some of the responses. more
A portrait of Michael Valente hangs in City Hall.
Michael Valente Day is Sept. 29
On September 29 Long Beach celebrates Michael Valente Day, named for the World War I hero and the city’s only recipient of the Medal of Honor. Last year, Long Beach City Manager Charles Theofan … more
The main feature of the Long Beach fall festival is the pumpkin patch.
Fall festival set for Oct. 10
This week summer passed and leaves are starting to turn colors, and that means the City of Long Beach is busy preparing for its 13th annual Fall Festival, to be held on Oct. 10 and 11 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Kennedy Plaza on Park Avenue and National Boulevard. more
Long Beach Firefighters Chris Gormley and Joe Robson fill their boots, near the intersection of Park Avenue and Long Beach Boulevard, in a fundraising effort for the Muscular Dystrophy Association.
Firefighters fill their boots to fight MS
A group of 28 members of the Long Beach Fire Department’s Uniformed Firefighters Association Local 287 set out on multiple days and weekends this summer to raise money for the Muscular Dystrophy Association more
Phil Whitesell scores a big point during a match at the 2009 Beach Tennis USA National Championships, held at Long Beach earlier this month.
Lots of 'love' on the beach
The 2009 Beach Tennis USA National Championship demonstrated two days of exciting, fast-paced action in Long Beach over the Labor Day weekend. Teams from all over the world competed using paddles rather than conventional tennis racquets, and the European athletes, who have played with paddles for years, were the teams to beat in this tournament. more
A helicopter prepares to life a buoy that landed on the shores of Long Beach as Hurricane Bill rumbled up the East Coast in August.
Coast Guard take buoy away
On Sept. 15, the National Guard and the Coast Guard, assisted by the Long Beach Police Department, removed a buoy that had washed ashore at Long Beach Boulevard beach. The buoy was originally … more
Editor in Chief Jessica Amen, left, Kim Harris, Geoff Noss and Laura Durandis are just some of the reporters, columnists and editors of the Long Beach High School student newspaper, The Tide.
On the school beat
The next Pulitzer Prize-winning writer for The New York Times may be roaming the halls of Long Beach High School. He or she may just be sitting in room 214, attending Joe Jeremias's fourth-period journalism class. more
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Senior Marybeth Whalen is a key on defense for Long Beach.
Long Beach loaded with youth
A myriad of young talent along with some senior leadership sprinkled in should make for an interesting girls’ soccer season for Long Beach, which remained in Conference VI after a 6-5-1 finish in 2008. more
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LNG island, pizzaria, fishing
Kudos to council on LNGTo the Editor: Kudos to the Long Beach City Council for continuing to voice their opposition to the proposed LNG Project 13 miles off our shore, and to Ray Ellmer, who served … more
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