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Long Beach High School students Oskar Ahr (left), Fred Weinstein and Jenna Keane strum on.
Guitarists bring cheer
In the tradition of the original “Silent Night,” Long Beach High School students in Andrew Rossi’s guitar class packed up their instruments and took a trip to the Park Avenue Extended Care … more
Cats relocated to Lido Beach
The Nassau County Police Department is investigating reports that Island Park resident Lee Natale has been trapping neighborhood cats and relocating them to the Sands catering hall parking lot in … more
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David Weingarten, an Atlantic Beach resident and executive director of the Let All The Children Play Foundation, led the groundbreaking of a universally accessible playground at Eisenhower Park on Oct. 9. He was joined by a group of special needs students from Oceanside.
A playground for all children
Soon, there will be a playground, one where all the children can play. Supporters recently celebrated the groundbreaking for construction of a universally accessible park at Eisenhower Park, in East … more
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Long Beach letters
DWI is a nightmare To the Editor: Regarding the Herald's editorial "The unseen side of DWI — it isn't pretty” (Oct.8 -14), it’s true that DWI is far more complex than the slogan … more
Finding peace on Earth in our national parks
Looking for the reality show of a lifetime? Want to dance under the stars instead of with them? Then immerse yourself in nature: the trees, mountains, rivers, lakes, swamps, deserts and glaciers that lie within the boundaries of our national parks. more
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Construction crews got to work on the Shore Road property on Wednesday.
100 new parking spaces coming
As part of the city’s efforts to find new parking options for residents, the City Council voted on Tuesday to approve a plan to lease two vacant lots in the East End and will create 100 parking spaces. more
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Protesters expressed their grievances with how the City of Long Beach is governed at a rally outside City Hall on Tuesday night.
Residents demand ‘real reforms’
More than 50 protesters calling for “real reforms” on issues ranging from policing to housing to hiring practices rallied outside City Hall Tuesday, and later took their grievances and demands to the City Council meeting. more
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Land battle
Erwin Pitnick, one of several mortgage holders on property at 835 W. Beech St., at the corner of Nebraska Avenue, told City Manager Charles Theofan at Tuesday’s City Council meeting that he will fight Theofan’s plan to use eminent domain to take over two vacant lots at the corner in order to use them for 10 residential parking spaces. more
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When a dot makes all the difference in the world
Funny story: I coach youth soccer. I recently e-mailed the German-born trainer of my daughter’s travel team to let him know that our practice venue had changed from Speno Park in East Meadow to Mitchel Field in Uniondale so the squad could play under the lights. I received this perplexing reply: more
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