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City Manager Donna Gayden said she had no plans to leave in the immediate future. The city, however, is looking for a deputy for her.
Long Beach seeks deputy city manager
The City of Long Beach earlier this week posted an ad on its website seeking to hire a deputy city manager, a new position in the current government. The posting led many in the city to ask … more
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Heavenly Quiambao and her colleagues celebrating her award.
Long Beach native wins top nursing award
As a young woman, Heavenly Quiambao saw her mother, Eleonora Pilar, work long, tiring hours as a nurse. She did not see herself entering the profession. But nursing was in her bloodline, and she … more
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Police responded to a call for gunshots fired on March 12.
Police investigating shooting in Long Beach
Long Beach Police are investigating a shooting on Friday that left a victim in stable condition. According to the Long Beach Police Department, on Friday, March 12, at 11:07 p.m, the department … more
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Long Beach Police Department officials said they were looking to strengthen ties with the community.
Long Beach Police Department releases police reform plan
Following Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s executive order last June, the Long Beach Police Department this week released a draft of its police reform plan, which aims to strengthen ties between the community … more
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Two homes on East Pine Street are already outfitted with decks.
Two-family houses proposed for E. Pine Street in Long Beach
East Pine Street, in Long Beach’s North Park section, has long been a reminder that there are residents in the City by the Sea who struggle, but life on East Pine might soon be changing for the … more
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Long Beach officers rescued a dog from a van in freezing cold temperatures.
Texas woman arrested in Long Beach for leaving dog outside in the freezing weather
A Texas woman was arrested last week after Long Beach police discovered a whimpering dog inside her van in freezing weather. According to a release from the Long Beach Police Department, Officer … more
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Tim Kramer, Phil Kendis, Andrew Hayes and William Paradiso. Kendis played until he became too ill.
‘We’re all looking out for Phil’
It all began in the summer of 1993, when men and women, then mostly in their 30s and 40s, began gathering on the beach at Magnolia Boulevard to play volleyball. They were electricians, financial … more
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The race for three seats on the Long Beach City Council has begun.
The race is on for 3 LB city council seats, with 10 candidates in the running
The race for three seats on the Long Beach City Council this year has all the makings of a donnybrook, with Nassau Democrats fielding three candidates who are being opposed by a slate, also of three … more
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The center has been closed for almost a year while it and L.B. worked out covid safety procedures.
Long Beach's MLK Center to re-open at 50 percent capacity
The Martin Luther King Center, a key facility for children, seniors and people in need of food, will reopen at 50 percent capacity beginning Friday, after being closed for nearly a year while it … more
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Natalia Hakimzadeh is a candidate for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s 2021 Long Island Student of the Year program.
Long Beach High School junior leads fundraiser
When she was in eighth grade, Natalia Hakimzadeh organized a walk on the Long Beach boardwalk to raise funds for Cohen Children’s Medical Center. She called city officials to obtain the proper … more
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