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The property at 661 W. Broadway is going to be developed into an 18-unit condominium complex. Tenants say that their leases are not being renewed.
661 W. Broadway a sore spot for residents
Bob Dominico, 56, has lived in a small studio apartment at 661 W. Broadway for six years. Dominico said he does not know where he will go when his lease expires on Nov. 1. “I may have to move out … more
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Mustaches for Kids participant James Bogdan is ready to sport a new ’stache for a great cause.
The mustache diaries — chronicling a great cause in Long Beach
Mustaches For Kids is a national, volunteer-run organization. Each year, participants, or “growers,” raise money by growing mustaches. They shave their faces — except for the ’stache — a … more
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More than 600 people turned out for the L.I. Crisis Center’s annual “Let’s Walk, Let’s Talk … Stepping Together to Prevent Suicide.”
L.I. Crisis Center holds its fourth annual suicide awareness walk
The Long Island Crisis Center held its fourth annual “Let’s Walk, Let’s Talk … Stepping Together to Prevent Suicide” event on September 30th on the boardwalk at Riverside Boulevard. … more
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Newspapers — the cornerstones of our communities
Many people get their bytes of information as alerts on their smartphones. From war to weather to the economy, the news of the world comes digitally to our many devices. more
Moody’s Investors Service is calling the city’s effort to reduce its deficit a “credit positive."
Moody’s: surcharge is a ‘credit positive’ for Long Beach
Moody’s Investors Service, the credit-rating agency that downgraded Long Beach’s rating five levels last year to a step above junk bond status, is calling the city’s effort to reduce its … more
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The Ancient Order of Hibernians say that they are working with the city to make Irish Day more family-friendly. Residents said that the changes to the parade and festival, including clearing streets earlier, will have little impact on the crowds and noise.
Irish Day ‘was over’
The St. Brendan’s Day Irish Parade and Festival, which attracts thousands of visitors to the West End each year, was nearly canceled last month amid an outcry from residents who say they have had … more
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Assemblyman Harvey Weisenberg, left, with his wife, Helen, and son, Ricky.
Weisenberg: my disabled son was abused
State Assemblyman Harvey Weisenberg and his wife, Ellen, filed a lawsuit in Brooklyn federal court this week against AHRC Nassau — a private organization that provides services for more than 2,200 … more
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Resident Barbara Bernardino called on city officials to get “creative” and find savings.
Long Beach residents blast ‘deficit surcharge’
The City Council voted 3-2 at last week’s meeting to approve a three-year, 6.6 percent deficit reduction surcharge that will appear on residents’ tax bills, but not before a number of residents … more
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Roughly a thousand people attended the funeral service for Larry Elovich, a former Long Beach Democratic chairman and president of the Chamber of Commerce, at Temple Emanu-el on Monday.
Long Beach loses a leader
Before Larry Elovich’s funeral service at Temple Emanu-el on Monday ended with the playing of his favorite Frank Sinatra song, “My Way,” former U.S. Sen. Al D’Amato recalled meeting his … more
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Larry Elovich with President George W. Bush on the tarmac at John F. Kennedy International Airport in 2008.
Elovich was ‘synonymous’ with Long Beach
“Everywhere you look in Long Beach, you see [reminders] of Larry Elovich: the boardwalk that we run on, the thriving shops and restaurants, the beautiful beaches …,” said Elovich’s daughter, … more
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