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The Nassau IDA said that a letter of support for a tax abatement is not a deciding factor.
iStar pushing Long Beach to back $82M tax break
City officials are at odds with the developer of the Superblock over a letter that the company, iStar Financial Inc., is requesting from the city showing its support for an $82 million, 20-year tax … more
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Hundreds of residents packed City Hall on March 30 to protest the project.
Residents blast Long Beach condo project
Hundreds of residents packed City Hall for a Zoning Board of Appeals hearing last week to speak out against a developer’s revised plan to build luxury condominiums on the former Hebrew Academy of … more
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J. Anderson boarding the Shoppers Special at Long Beach Road and Broadway on her way to Stop & Shop. The city is also looking to reduce service on the Shoppers Special, which provides transportation to shopping districts in the east and west ends.
Long Beach eyes bus cuts to Point Lookout
The city is looking to cut bus service to and from Point Lookout on Saturdays, saying that it is losing money and can no longer afford to operate the trips without additional funding from Nassau … more
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The Long Beach Fire Department said that some roads were impassable due to localized flooding and were being closed.
Snow emergency still in effect for Long Beach, despite lower snow totals
County, town and city officials continued to urge people to stay home on Tuesday as a messy nor’easter swept across the South Shore early in the morning, bringing with it a mix of snow, sleet and … more
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Christopher King was escorted out of his court conference by police in Mineola on Feb. 7.
Long Beach priest charged with child porn
An Episcopal priest in Long Beach was arrested last Friday on child pornography and drug charges — and promptly fired from the church he has headed since 2001. Nassau County police arrested … more
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The City Council appointed Chumi Diamond to a vacant seat at a special meeting on Friday, but not before some residents protested the selection process.
Vote for new Long Beach City Council member sparks charged meeting
The City Council’s vote to appoint a new member to a vacant seat led to a charged meeting at City Hall on Friday, and some residents accused some council members of making a backroom deal and … more
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Contractors worked on a jetty at Town Park in Point Lookout on Wednesday. Officials said the stone work is ahead of schedule, and could begin in Long Beach sooner than anticipated.
Army Corps project could impact summer season
Officials are calling on the Army Corps of Engineers to rethink its proposed schedule as it looks to begin work on a coastal protection project in Long Beach sooner than anticipated, creating concern … more
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Long Beach City Council to begin vetting candidates
A week after the City Council announced that it was seeking candidates to fill a seat vacated by Eileen Goggin on Jan. 1, a number of potential successors have emerged, including at least two former … more
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Charlie McAvoy shines in Team USA win over Canada
“I’ll be on Cloud 9 if anyone needs me — World Champions #USA,” Long Beach native and Boston Bruins prospect Charlie McAvoy tweeted after the United States defeated Canada 5-4 … more
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Carbon monoxide leak sickened L.B. hockey players
A carbon monoxide leak forced the closure of the Long Beach Ice Arena for several hours on Wednesday, after members of a local youth hockey team became ill during practice the previous night, city … more
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