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Kurt Doerbecker, pictured when he was a member of the Queens College Knights baseball team, was shot and killed last year when he allegedly confronted police with a knife.
No charges against cops in fatal Point Lookout shooting
Nassau County police officers who were involved in the fatal shooting of a former Long Beach High School and Queens College baseball star last year were cleared of criminal charges by the Nassau … more
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The city’s bus fares have increased from $1.50 to $2 on the Long Beach route, and from $2 to $2.50 on the Point Lookout line.
City increases bus fares and water fees
Long Beach residents will be paying more to ride the bus this month — and will see increases in their water and sewer bills in the fall — as the city contends with its financial woes. The … more
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Council members Scott Mandel, left, Fran Adelson and Len Torres said that they would vote to approve a measure to rotate the council presidency every six months.
Adelson stepping down as council president
City Council President Fran Adelson was set to step down at Thursday’s council meeting after just six months, and hand the position over to Vice President Len Torres. Adelson, Torres and … more
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The Coalition to Prevent Underage Drinking says that alcoholic beverages like Joose are marketed to minors.
Tackling underage drinking in Long Beach
“The underage drinking problem in Long Beach is huge,” said Judi Vining, coordinator of the Long Beach Medical Center’s Coalition to Prevent Underage Drinking. “When I was growing up you … more
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Allergia hotel owner Allen Rosenberg said that the hotel’s spa is expected to open next year, now that the property has emerged from bankruptcy.
Back on top
“This project is breaking the first rule in Real Estate 101: Don’t fall in love with the bricks,” said Allegria Hotel owner Allen Rosenberg, 49, sitting at a table in the hotel’s lounge … more
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Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos sponsored a bill to allow Long Beach to issue up to $15 million in serial bonds to pay down its deficit. The bill was one of several borrowing measures that never made it to a vote and died in committee.
Senate kills Long Beach’s deficit financing bill
State legislation that would have allowed Long Beach to issue millions of dollars in serial bonds to pay down a $10.25 million deficit over 10 years — and avoid hitting residents with a 16 percent … more
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A DecoBike kiosk on the boardwalk between Grand and New York avenues.
DecoBike now up and running
Two months after the city officials put the brakes on a plan to launch a bike-sharing program in Long Beach to address quality-of-life and safety concerns, the project is officially a go. more
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The City Council voted 4-1 on Tuesday to issue $5 million in tax anticipation notes to make July payroll.
City borrows $5 million to make payroll
As the city contends with a projected $10.25 million deficit, the City Council voted 4-1 on Tuesday to borrow $5 million in tax-anticipation notes in order to make payroll at the beginning of … more
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Veterinarians at All Creatures says dogs can get sun burn.
The heat is on for pets, too
The summer sun was at a scorching high 94 degrees in Long Beach on June 20 — the official first day of summer — and in a sudden heat wave like this one, not only do we have to keep ourselves … more
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Police are searching for two women who allegedly stole a handbag from a Long Beach nail salon last month.
Police search for purse-snatchers
The Long Beach and Nassau County Police Departments are searching for two women wanted for grand larceny following a theft at a Long Beach nail salon last month, and police are offering a $5,000 … more
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