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iStar Executive Vice President Karl Frey addressed the crowd at last week's Chamber of Commerce meeting. Photo by Anthony Rifilato/Herald
Mangano criticizes proposed tax break, but Superblock developer says it’s all 'politics'
Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano voiced his opposition to a 20-year, $109 million tax break a developer is seeking to build two luxury apartment buildings on the Superblock, just days before the … more
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The Long Beach City Council observed Black History Month at its Feb. 16 meeting, in recognition of the countless accomplishments and contributions of African-Americans. The council honored Dina Bryant, Runnie Myles, Marcus Tinker, Marv McMoore Jr., Naomi Teemer, Nicole Hall, Sara Dingle, and Wilton Tobin for their contributions to the community and commitment to improving the lives of residents. Photo courtesy City of Long Beach
A reflection on Black History Month
For the first time in the history of Long Beach, we acknowledged Black History Month and the contributions of African-Americans to our country as well as to our beloved city. Black History … more
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The landlord of this two-family home at 149 W. Chester St. was arrested on Feb. 15 after officials said that he had been illegally renting nine separate rooms.
City cracking down on illegal rentals
Long Beach police responded to a minor tenant dispute at 149 W. Chester St. last month and discovered hazardous living conditions at the home, where city officials said the landlord had been … more
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Residents said they waited on line to get into the packed meeting on Wednesday. Photo courtesy Project 11561/Facebook
Residents faced large union turnout at iStar meeting
Throngs of residents waited on line for hours in front of City Hall — on a rainy and windy Wednesday night — to oppose a developer's request for a 20-year tax break to develop the Superblock … more
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Hundreds of residents raised their hands when a speaker asked how many people in the crowd were from Long Beach. Photo by Anthony Rifilato/Herald
iStar’s proposed tax break sparks charged meeting
An overwhelming number of Long Beach residents spoke against a proposed 20-year, $109 million tax break a developer is seeking to build two luxury apartment towers on the vacant Superblock property … more
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More than 200 residents turned out for last week’s forum at the Long Beach Public Library hosted by a number of civic groups. (Photos by Anthony Rifilato/Herald)
Civic groups host forum to discuss iStar tax break
More than 200 people packed the Long Beach Public Library last week to hear from iStar representatives and local civic leaders regarding a proposed tax break the developer is seeking to build two … more
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A conceptual image of the proposed medical pavilion that would be built at the former LBMC campus.
SNCH to build $40M medical facility in Long Beach
South Nassau Communities Hospital will construct a medical pavilion with an emergency department on the former Long Beach Medical Center campus, using Federal Emergency Management Agency funds, … more
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Members of Team Red, White and Blue lead a “Hot Chocolate Run” on the boardwalk Jan. 30 for Long Beach runners and walkers.
Eagles on the run!
Members of Team Red, White & Blue came to Long Beach for a cold morning run and a hot pancake breakfast to promote veterans’ causes, recently. The event, hosted by the Long Beach VFW, raised funds … more
Hannah Klemm and Brianna Montgomery of Hofstra University sold Long Beach Polar Bears towels on the boardwalk during last year’s event.
Long Beach Polar Bear Splash a go
The 17th annual Long Beach Polar Bears Super Bowl Splash — in which thousands of people gather to dash into the near-freezing ocean — is set for Sunday, Feb. 7. The swimmers are prompted to … more
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Some barrier island residents reported feeling tremors on Thursday afternoon, which USGS officials said was actually a sonic boom caused by military jets flying along the East Coast. Photo courtesy Ashley Ferrante
Sonic boom caused tremors, not earthquake, USGS officials say
Some barrier island residents reported shaking on Thursday afternoon that sparked talk of an earthquake, though officials at the U.S. Geological Survey say it was likely a sonic boom caused by a … more
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