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Mustaches for Kids’ volunteers Vinny Leis, left, Billy Kupferman and James Bogdan, sporting their sprouting ’staches.
Mustaches for Kids
We’re now slightly over a week into our 2011 mustache campaign, and I have come to the realization that I am just not a hairy man. Eleven months out of the year I suppose I would view this as a … more
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Long Beach Comptroller: City has no cash to make Christmas payroll, pay bills
City workers may not receive their paychecks on Dec. 23, just two days before Christmas, due to “unforeseen” cash-flow problems at City Hall, unless the City Council passes a resolution that … more
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Work to reduce flooding in North Park nearing completion
After years of calling on the city to address flooding issues in the North Park area, residents may finally see some relief when a stormwater management project on Riverside Boulevard is completed … more
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Kelly Slater won his 11th ASP world title earlier this month in San Francisco.
Quiksilver Pro N.Y. returning to Long Island
The Quiksilver Pro N.Y., one of the most historic surf contests ever held on the East Coast is set to make a return — at least for now — to Long Beach, with an Association of Surfing … more
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Mustaches for kids kicked off its month-long fund-raising initiative at Sutton Place on Nov. 11. For more information, visit www.m4kli.com.
The Mustache Diaries
On the eve of our fifth annual mustache season, I must admit that I was all smiles in anticipation of the hairy mission I was about to embark on with my fellow “growers.” The mission I speak of … more
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The City Council will have a 4-1 Democratic majority in January, consisting of Mike Fagen, left, Fran Adelson, Len Torres and Scott Mandel. John McLaughlin will be the sole Republican on the council.
Long Beach Democrats start city manager search; police commissioner resigns
Although the newly elected Democratic members of the City Council won’t be sworn in until Jan. 1, the new team is already taking steps to begin the transition, which includes initiating a … more
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Plans for West End Dunkin’ Donuts on hold, for now
Plans to open a Dunkin’ Donuts in the West End — which drew the ire of many residents who said the franchise would hurt the character of the community and local businesses — are, at least … more
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The cce gave Long Beach a D and said that the plant had 78 violations.
Long Beach sewage treatment plant gets a ‘D’
The Long Beach Water Pollution Control Facility received a grade of D from the nonprofit advocacy organization Citizens Campaign for the Environment, which released its first Long Island Sewage … more
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Long Beach Police seized more than $100,000 after uncovering a drug and loan sharking operation.
Long Beach police break up loan-sharking operation
Long Beach police arrested three men on Monday morning during a drug-related and loan sharking bust in which more than $100,000 was seized from a home on Minnesota Avenue, part of a joint … more
Long Beach’s Mustaches for Kids will hold a fundraiser at Sutton Place on Nov. 11, the start of a month-long effort to raise money for Sloan Kettering’s Pediatric Cancer Care. For more information, visit www.m4kli.com.
Nice 'stache! Local group to raise money for Sloan Kettering’s pediatric cancer center
When Long Beach resident Billy Kupferman first began teaching in Garden City, he was overwhelmed when he learned that two third-grade students had cancer. “They’re both in seventh grade now, … more
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