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West Enders will have 10 extra parking spaces if a municipal lot is created through eminent domain on this parcel on the corner of West Beech and Nebraska streets.  
Extra parking in the West End?
The West End of Long Beach may have an additional 10 parking spaces if the city goes forward in acquiring a vacant lot using eminent domain. more
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Families leave wreaths, flowers, photos and other memorabilia in honor of loved ones, to whom they have dedicated benches on the boardwalk.
Finding solace by the sea
“It’s the right spot to be,” Mary Ann Marino said of a bench on the Long Beach boardwalk that she and her family dedicated to her firefighter son, Ken, soon after he was killed at the scorched World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001. more
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Kate Falvey and her daughter Annie get ready for the new school year.
Manic mornings begin
For parents and children alike, summer offers a respite from hectic school mornings. But after Labor Day, when children in the Long Beach School District head back to school, the manic mornings return. more
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Workin' beside the boys
"It's a boys' club," laughed officer Judy Parisi of the Long Beach Police Department, who is one of five female officers on the force. "It's definitely not girly." more
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Wounded Army veterans Derek Hughs, left, Clayton Peters, Jason Knowlton, civilian girlfriend Catherine Hubbel and Greg Amira got a surfing lesson from Long Beach native Cliff Skudin, as part of the four-day long Waterfront Warriors event, Aug. 30-Sept. 2, which brought 16 veterans injured in combat and their families to the city for some fun in the sun.
A weekend for the wounded
In September 2005, Army Sgt. Michael Carrasquillo was on an air assault mission in Afghanistan with the 173rd Airborne Brigade. He was attempting to pull an injured member of his unit to safety when he was hit with a barrage of bullets that penetrated his bicep, chest, shoulder, stomach and hand. more
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Mike Lee, 24, blew a .11 on the breathalyzer administered by Officer Lamont of the NCPD before taking to the obstacle course. The results of his drunk driving efforts can be seen in the photo below.
Drunk drivers feel the heat across county
As the summer comes to a close, and neighbors spend a few extra hours savoring the warm weather and barbecues, the temptation to have a few drinks with friends can be powerful — but as Nassau County police and a few volunteers helped demonstrate last week, even a little alcohol can make a big difference on the roads. more
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Lifeguards take over city hall
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Long Beach High School principal rejects student op-ed
When Long Beach High School Principal Nick Restivo rejected her op-ed submission to the school newspaper, new student Mallorie Faubert chose to seek publication elsewhere. Her controversial … more
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