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Assemblyman Todd Kaminsky, far left, and other local officials joined protestors at a rally on the boardwalk last Saturday to oppose Port Ambrose.
Next Port Ambrose hearing set for Monday
Environmentalists from the Surfrider Foundation came together on the boardwalk with local officials including Assemblyman Todd Kaminsky, County Legislator Denise Ford and members of the city council … more
Amy Engel, of Sustainable L.I., far right, and other experts were on hand to answer residents’ questions at informal, neighborhood-specific meetings in June to provide updates to the city’s Comprehensive Plan.
Keeping the community informed
In an effort to rebuild a more sustainable Long Beach, the city’s Department of Economic Development continues to advance its Comprehensive Plan in accordance with feedback gathered at community … more
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U.S. Rep. Rice is the chamber’s Woman of the Year.
L.B. Chamber to hold its dinner dance Nov. 1
The Long Beach Chamber of Commerce will its 52nd annual Dinner Dance at the Sands at Atlantic Beach on Sunday, Nov. 1. This year’s honorees feature a group of special individuals from the Long … more
The marching band performed at halftime.
Long Beach makes waves at homecoming
The community came together to rally behind Long Beach High School as it celebrated an eventful 2015 homecoming on Oct. 16. Though the Marines we unable to best their competitors from Mepham High … more
Kristie Arden/HeraldWest End Arts President Jennifer Creed Aly at last weekend’s unveiling of the community-based art installation “Home Sweet Home.”
Healing through the power of art
As the third anniversary of Hurricane Sandy approaches, now is a somber time for reflection in Long Beach. The powerful storm affected everyone in town in some way, but three years out the community … more
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Christina Daly/Herald West Beech Street was closed last week for overlay work, just one of several streets in the city that are being repaved.
Massive street repaving projects are under way
The city is undertaking a number of road-repaving projects, including the reconstruction of Neptune Boulevard, north of Park Avenue, to Reynolds Channel, in order to increase resiliency and mitigate … more
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Eric Dunetz/Herald Residents packed the Long Beach library for a candidates’ forum hosted by the local League of Women Voters.
Candidates square off at two forums
Candidates vying for three seats on the City Council took part in two candidates’ forums over the past week, including one on Monday run by local civic groups and another at the Long Beach Public … more
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Courtesy West End Arts/Facebook The newly finished installation is composed of 14 square panels made of repurposed wood from the original boardwalk and painted by residents.
'Home sweet home'
After nearly three years of work, West End Art’s community-based art installation “Home Sweet Home” has been completed and is available to view on the boardwalk at Edwards Boulevard. A formal … more
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Participants in the annual walk worked to end “suffering in silence.”
'Peace begins with me'
Círculo de la Hispanidad hosted its annual Walk to End Domestic Violence on the boardwalk last weekend. The organization offers bilingual support in the areas of domestic violence, housing, … more
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James Whelan with his wife and daughter at last year’s event.
Third annual Stoked Fest to be held at Jetty
The third annual Stoked Fest is set for Oct. 24 at Jetty Bar & Grill, 832 W. Beech St. The film festival is geared toward families and kids and is part of the continued revitalization of Long Beach … more
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