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Local real estate executives say that the housing market in Long Beach is improving.
In wake of Sandy, L.B. home sales rebound
Local real estate executives say that the Long Beach market is bouncing back 17 months after Hurricane Sandy created a sense of uncertainty and led to a sharp drop in home sales. Though the … more
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New Point Lookout library branch to open this weekend
The Long Beach Public Library is holding a kickoff celebration this Saturday for its new satellite branch in Point Lookout. The new branch, at 26B Lido Blvd., is a brand new facility that allows … more
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The book, “American Arts,” which was due back more than 70 years ago, was recently returned to the Long Beach High School library.
Library book returned to LBHS 70 years later
Talk about overdue. The Long Beach High School library received an unusual package recently, when Amy Sue McPartlan returned a library book titled “American Arts,” by Rilla Evelyn Jackman, … more
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Long Beach police officers used non-lethal training weapons and other gear during an active shooter training session at City Hall on March 25.
LBPD participates in active shooter training
On March 25, members of the Long Beach Police Department participated in an active shooter training session at City Hall. Officers were equipped with non-lethal, Simunition-type weapons and … more
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Sophomore Charlotte Kasper won a first-place award in the ninth- and 10th-grade category in the Professional Women Photographers 2014 Student Photo Exhibition.
Long Beach student wins PWP photography award
Long Beach High School sophomore Charlotte Kasper won a first-place award in the ninth- and 10th-grade category in the Professional Women Photographers 2014 Student Photo Exhibition. Charlotte … more
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The new Georgia Avenue playground is expected to be completed by Memorial Day
Georgia Avenue playground to be renovated
The city announced last month that the reconstruction the Georgia Avenue playground will soon be underway. City Councilman Anthony Eramo and Commissioner of Public Works Jim LaCarrubba worked … more
Protesters walked from Village Hall in Island Park, over the Long Beach Bridge on to the boardwalk.
Sandy victims rally against NY Rising
Approximately 200 people — the majority of them displaced victims of Hurricane Sandy — braved the whipping rain during a rally from Island Park to Long Beach last Saturday and expressed … more
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Danielle Aljavilca read in the gym before the workshops began.
Spending Prime Time with parents at Hegarty
Televisions, cell phones and video games —it sometimes seems as if electronic tools and gadgets have taken control of our lives. How did we ever exist without these luxuries? At the Francis X. … more
Richard Baldwin of the Interboro Team and Apex Companies, left, and Don Harris, Freeport SPLASH’s education director, spoke about wetlands degradation to participants in Saturday’s event during a boat tour of the canals south of Freeport.
Rebuilding the South Shore ‘by design’
Three members of the Interboro Rebuild by Design team showcased plans to restore and reinforce Nassau County’s southern shorelines at an event sponsored last Saturday by Freeport SPLASH (Stop Polluting Littering and Save Harbors). more
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Bishop William Murphy presided over a mass celebrating the centennial of Mercy Medical Center.
Special Closing Mass of Celebration for Mercy Medical Center centennial
Attendees filled the pews at St. Agnes Cathedral in Rockville Centre on March 23 for a special Closing Mass of Celebration to mark the end of the 100th Anniversary of Mercy Medical Center. … more
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