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Julia Hammer, founder of the LGBT Center of Long Beach, said she hopes to create a safe and welcoming place for the gay community on the barrier island.
Long Beach Gay-Lesbian organization comes out
As she prepared for the first meeting of the LGBT (Lesbian Gay Bisexual and Transgender) Center of Long Beach, founder Julia Hammer hoped that at least 20 people would walk through the door for her … more
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A makeshift memorial was created for Cummings outside the East Hudson home where he was shot to death last week. An estimated 1,000 people attended his funeral service on Saturday.
‘He always had a smile on his face’
No matter what hardship Ernest Cummings encountered, when asked how he was doing, he always replied, “I’m good.” The victim of a suspected homicide, Cummings died of a gunshot wound … more
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Dr. Andrew Smith, right, a social studies teacher and I.B. coordinator, spoke with parents and students at an I.B. information session last month.
Long Beach HS becomes International Baccalaureate school
The Long Beach School District has become the third district in Nassau County to offer the International Baccalaureate program at its high school. "The program is going to enable many of our kids … more
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Maureen Vrona, left, and her son Eddie discuss homework with West School Principal Sandy Schneider at an education fair for parents at the Martin Luther King Jr. Center.
Bringing learning home
Joshua Anisansel, director of English Language Arts for the Long Beach School District, encouraged parents to take their children to the Long Beach Public Library and pick out books that they can … more
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Almost two dozen people benefited from the organs donated by Kevin Sturm Jr., a Long Beach teen who died in a car accident on Jan. 3.
Teen’s death turned into life-saver
When Kevin Sturm Jr. was in a fatal car accident in January, his death would indirectly lead to helping nearly two-dozen strangers with illnesses. Kevin was killed on Jan. 3 after his 1994 … more
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Freeport Animal Shelter claims the city's animal warden, Michael Fritze, left an injured cat in a shelter bathroom overnight.
Animal warden cited in complaint
The Freeport Animal Shelter has filed a complaint against Michael Fritze, the city's animal control warden, after an injured cat was found in a shelter bathroom on Feb. 15. Shelter director … more
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1.6% hike proposed
There was a sparse showing in the meeting room of the Long Beach Public Library for the Board of Education meeting on Tuesday, when Long Beach School District Superintendent Dr. Robert Greenberg and … more
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Denis Steck pulls Keyleigh and Shannon.
Snow impacts school calendar
Students in the Long Beach School District got three school days to play in the snow this winter, but that means one less day vacation day in May. The district allocates two snow days each year … more
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Michael Greene throws a curling stone at an open clinic in Greenport on Feb. 27. An open clinic will be held at the Long Beach Ice Arena on March 20.
Stones and brooms return to Long Beach
Americans viewers got their fill of the game watching the Olympics. Now, after almost a year-hiatus, curling — otherwise known as “chess on ice” — will return to the Long Beach Ice Arena. … more
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Some stores on East Park Avenue are expected to open a year after the fire.
New Park Ave. storefronts near completion in Long Beach
"I put $30,000 into a store that burned down," Ooh La La owner Jennifer Montiglio said sadly. Montiglio, who owns four other Ooh La La shops, said that extensive renovations at her original Park … more
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