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Angelo Lomonte tries to eat dinner with his family, daughters Giada, 1, Mattea, 4, and wife Sabrina at least five times a week.
All around the dinner table
In our bustling, on-the-go age, some Long Beach families still find the time to gather around the dinner table together — at least most nights. Take Angelo Lomonte, a newspaper advertising … more
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The Long beach school district did not properly account for employee attendance and lacked written procedures, according to a state comptroller audit.
Long Beach School District audit released
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Nicole Memnon, a native of Haiti, with her grandson.
Thinking of home
“I think in a crisis, everybody gets united and pulls together,” Nicole Memnon, a native of Haiti, said of the charitable outpouring for her homeland in the wake of last week’s devastating … more
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Gone before it got started
Just five months after the City of Long Beach formed an Environmental Advisory Board, City Manger Charles Theofan has taken steps to reconstitute it.      “The appointed people on the … more
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‘He loved to build things’
Whether he was making repairs to school buildings, cooking hearty seafood dinners for his family or building a sail boat, Ottabio Hoglievina enjoyed working with his hands. “He was always … more
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Long Beach City Court Judge Stanley Smolkin retired after 18 years on the bench.
Life after the robe and gavel
After 18 years on the bench as a Long Beach City Court Judge, Stanley Smolkin plans to spend his retirement traveling and catching up on his honey-do list. “Right now I’m just trying to … more
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O’Shea says he misses the simple comforts of home, like his mother’s beachside house and his niece Julia.
Giving G.I. Joes a break
East Atlantic Beach resident Owen O’Shea is digging his toes in another kind of sand these days. O’Shea is stationed at a USO base in Qatar, in the Persian Gulf, where he organizes activities for … more
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Carol O'Neill was named the Long Beach Herald's 2009 Person of the Year for her dedication to better the lives of children with cancer and wounded veterans.
Carol O'Neill
Carol O’Neill’s youngest daughter, Michelle, died of brain cancer in 1996. O’Neill honored her memory the following year by organizing the first Michelle O’Neill Foundation volleyball charity … more
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Bryson Miles, 4, gets ready for a ride on a new bike from Local Cycles on West Park Avenue. The new shop offers custom bikes for adults and children.
L.B. businesses offer few options for child’s play
While Long Beach is rich with bars, restaurants, clothing and specialty shops, the barrier island offers few options for parents in search of the perfect toys for their children. Kings ’n … more
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Alphonso Barnes was arrested in Hempstead last week for a kidnapping and rape police believe he committed in Long Beach on Dec. 5.
Arrest in L.B. rape, kidnapping
Alphonso Barnes, 54, of Island Park, was arrested and charged with rape, aggravated sexual abuse, a criminal sexual act, kidnapping, assault and robbery after an incident that occurred in Long Beach … more
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