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South Nassau Communities Hospital opened the doors of its temporary free-standing emergency department on the former Long Beach Medical Center campus last year. SNCH plans to invest $40 million on a new medical pavilion on the site, but a group of residents filed a lawsuit on Tuesday against FEMA over South Nassau's proposed use of disaster relief funding to expand its Oceanside campus.
Suit: FEMA money was meant to restore medical services in Long Beach
A group of mostly Long Beach residents filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the Federal Emergency Management Agency on Tuesday over South Nassau Communities Hospital’s proposed use of $154 … more
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The developers looking to build two luxury condominium towers on the HALB property have scaled back the height of the proposed buildings.
Proposed height of condo towers at HALB site reduced
Amid an outcry from residents, developers looking to build two luxury condominium towers along the boardwalk on the Hebrew Academy of Long Beach property have scaled back the proposed height of the buildings. more
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The flag tower is the highest point in the town, according to Point Lookout Civic Association Chairman Kevin Haff, who launched the online fundraising campaign.
Donations save Point Lookout flag tower
Point Lookout residents helped save the town’s historic flag tower from being taken down after an online campaign successfully raised the funds needed to repair the local landmark, which dates back more than a century. more
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Dr. Joshua Kugler, joined by County Legislator Denise Ford, City Manager Jack Schnirman, Fire Commissioner Scott Kemins and other officials, announced the results of the survey on May 26. Photo by Tyler Marko/Herald
Survey says: New Long Beach E.R. a ‘go-to’ facility
Nearly a year after opening a free-standing emergency department in the wake of Long Beach Medical Center’s closure after Hurricane Sandy, South Nassau Communities Hospital last week issued the … more
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Dozens of residents voiced their concerns about a proposed development along the boardwalk at last week’s Westholme Civic Association meeting.
Long Beach residents blast condo project
Developers looking to build luxury condominiums on the site of the Hebrew Academy of Long Beach presented their plans at a Westholme Civic Association meeting on May 12, and residents voiced strong opposition to the project. more
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State Assemblywoman Michaelle Solages commended State Senate candidate Todd Kaminsky for publicly denouncing OTB’s plan for VLTs at Belmont Park. Steve Smirti/Herald
Dozens rally against VLTs at Belmont
Nearly 100 people gathered at Gate 3 of Belmont Park on Saturday to urge state lawmakers to support two bills that would prohibit electronic gaming on Long Island. The rally, organized by the … more
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South Nassau Communities Hospital representatives presented the results of a study that concluded that a full-service hospital with 50 beds would lose more than $10 million per year.
Residents criticize South Nassau’s proposed use of FEMA funds
South Nassau Communities Hospital presented the results of a study of the barrier island’s medical needs to more than 100 residents at Lindell Elementary School on Monday, where hospital officials said that using $170 million in Federal Emergency Management Agency and state funds to build a hospital that resident have been calling for would result in the loss of more than $10 million a year. more
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U.S. Rep. Rice is the chamber’s Woman of the Year.
L.B. Chamber to hold its dinner dance Nov. 1
The Long Beach Chamber of Commerce will its 52nd annual Dinner Dance at the Sands at Atlantic Beach on Sunday, Nov. 1. This year’s honorees feature a group of special individuals from the Long … more
Library Board of Trustees Diane Parr, left, Kathleen Dwyer, Carol Arnone, Alan Greenberg and Warren Vegh cut the ribbon at the new West End branch of the library on Saturday.
West End Library branch officially opens
The Long Beach Public Library formally opened the doors of its new West End branch with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Saturday, June 27, after nearly three years of discussions and delays. The branch … more
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Christina Daly/ Herald The library’s West End branch is set to formally open on June 27.
New West End Library branch set to open
After nearly three years of ongoing discussions and delays, the Long Beach Public Library will open the doors of its new West End branch on June 24, followed by a formal ribbon-cutting ceremony on … more
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