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Members of the Concerned Citizens of North Park James Hutchinson, far left, Leary Wade, Jacquetta Odom, Silvia Usher, Marcus Tinker and Steven Morton.
Police investigate shootings in North Park
Marcus Tinker, a member of the Christian Light Baptist Church, was with fellow members of the North Park Neighborhood Watch on one of their regular community walks last Friday at about 10:40 … more
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Pastor Nesly Jean-Baptiste, far left, Church of God Christian Academy; Mike Ruiz, director of community and customer management for National Grid New York; Charmaine Jean-Baptiste, principal of the Church of God Christian Academy; Dr. Les McCabe, president and CEO, Global Green USA; Assemblyman Phil Goldfeder; Michelle Pyne, Global Green USA; Frank D. Joseph II, chief of staff for councilman Donovan Richards; and Long Beach City Manager Jack Schnirman.
MLK Center designated a resiliency hub
Global Green USA announced on Oct. 26 an innovative partnership with National Grid that will include a significant investment to create climate resilient disaster preparedness hubs in communities … more
Photos Courtesy Erik McGregor Hundreds packed the Long Beach Hotel for Monday’s hearing and called on Gov. Andrew Cuomo to veto the project.
Port Ambrose slammed at Long Beach hearing
Hundreds of people crowded a hearing at the Long Beach Hotel on Monday night to voice their opinions on a controversial plan to build a liquefied natural gas import facility roughly 16 nautical … more
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School district's tax freeze approved
For the second consecutive year, qualifying homeowners will receive a tax rebate as a result of the Long Beach School district staying within Governor Andrew Cuomo’s tax cap. The school budget … more
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Eric Dunetz/Herald City Council President Len Torres spoke about the way Hurricane Sandy united the community in a time of need.
Bruised but not broken
The memory of the morning after Hurricane Sandy struck the barrier island is still vivid for Delaware Avenue resident Penny Ryan, “I remember walking out and everyone was like a zombie,” Ryan … more
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Mental health services returning to Long Beach
Much-need mental health services will be returning to the barrier island as early next year, as Long Beach Reach works to expand its current outpatient … more
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“The Scavengers” left their mark on the beach.
On your mark, get set, go!
Over 200 people comprising 44 teams raced through the streets of Long Beach on Oct. 24 for a citywide scavenger hunt meant to test residents’ knowledge of their hometown. The city partnered with … more
NY Rising announces major policy changes
In response to a letter sent by the City Council to the Governor’s Office of Storm Recovery in May, NY Rising has announced major policy changes that would greatly reduce the burden on condo and … more
Photos Courtesy Long Beach Chamber of Commerce County Legislator Denise Ford, far left, Merchant of the Year-recipient Brian Bergman, Chairman of the Board Michael Kerr and Chamber President Mark Tannenbaum at last Sunday’s annual dinner dance.
L.B. Chamber hosts 52nd annual dinner dance
The Long Beach Chamber of Commerce held its 52nd annual dinner dance at the Sands at Atlantic Beach last Sunday. With more than 450 people in attendance, the chamber honored U.S. Rep. Kathleen … more
Nasrin Ahmad
Ahmad is the choice for town clerk
The Herald encourages Town of Hempstead voters to return Nasrin Ahmad to the town clerk’s seat. She is, far and away, the most qualified candidate for the job. more
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