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Members of the law enforcement departments in attendance, all recognized by community members and congregants, with Rabbi Jack Zanerhaft, center.
A special recognition at Temple Emanu-El
Long Beach’s police departments try to meet with community members and build relationships at events throughout the year, like International Night Out, which takes place every August. … more
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Ron Walsh, who was police commissioner since 2021, and also served as acting city manager, resigned Jan. 22.
Ron Walsh resigns as Long Beach's police commissioner
The City of Long Beach announced on Monday that Police Commissioner Ron Walsh had resigned. The city said that Walsh stepped down “in order to pursue other professional … more
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Nassau must take a proactive approach to regulating AI
It is a commonly held frustration of Long Island residents that our governments seem to always be behind the curve, as opposed to ahead of it. more
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The City of Long Beach and the Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association have finalized a collective bargaining agreement after negotiations that lasted more than two years.
This Long Beach contract is the first new one in 20 years
The City of Long Beach and the Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association have finalized a collective bargaining agreement after negotiations that lasted more than two years. The agreement, the … more
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Discussion of Long Beach’s contract with Police Commissioner Ron Walsh, who is also the acting city manager, caused a major stir at Tuesday’s City Council meeting.
See how the City Council voted on Commissioner Walsh's contract
The City Council’s regular meeting on Tuesday turned out to be anything but regular. The city’s contract with Police Commissioner Ron Walsh, who is also the acting city manager, became a … more
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Members of the Nassau County Police Department remove their hats during one of several prayers shared during the Nassau County’s 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony and Musical Tribute at Eisenhower Park on Monday.
Nassau remembers those taken on 9/11
It’s been 22 years since our world changed forever when our nation was attacked. But for so many like Susan Hutchins, it still feels like Sept. 11, 2001 — the day she lost her son, West Hempstead’s Kevin Nathaniel Colbert, in the South Tower of the World Trade Center. more
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Raymond and Kate Tormey, who organized and trained residents to use Narcan.
Learning how to save someone else’s life
Throughout the nation, the opioid crisis has severely impacted thousands of households. One solution, though, is hoping to minimize the opioid deaths in the Long Beach community. In March, after … more
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City Police officers have been named in two civil suits by residents who claimed they were beaten by officers.
Brewington calls for action on police brutality
Frederick K. Brewington, one of Long Island’s most prominent civil rights attorneys, called this week for a civilian complaint review board after two civil suits were filed against Long Beach … more
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Susan Gottehrer, director of the Nassau chapter of the New York Civil Liberties Union, has witnessed, participated and taught about the power of protests and essential need to speak up for rights and overall human equality.
Participating in, instead of watching, history
She described herself in college as a “timid soul” with a fear of public speaking. Meet Susan Gottehrer now, and you’ll find out that’s nowhere near accurate. more
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Gerrin Hagen was captain of the Long Beach High School hockey team.
Long Beach High teen killed after car, skateboard collision
A collision between a car and skateboarder in Hicksville has claimed the life of a Long Beach High School hockey player. more
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