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City officials say this vacant home, at 160 E. Chester St., is among the 50 to 60 “zombie homes” in Long Beach.
Long Beach targets ‘zombie homes’
The City Council voted unanimously on Sept. 4 to establish a new registry to identify, track and clean up abandoned properties in Long Beach, often referred to as “zombie homes.” The city said … more
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The contractor that had been working on the Morgan Park bathroom renovations is making moves toward legal action against the city.
Terminated Morgan Park contractor threatens lawsuit
East Coast USA Construction, which since April 2017 had been renovating the Morgan Park Bathhouse, is gearing up for a lawsuit against the City of Glen Cove. The city halted the construction … more
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State Senator Carl Marcellino, left, fought hard to stop the tunnel, as did O.B. Town Councilwoman Michele Johnson, and Bayville Trustee John Taylor.
State nixes tunnel plan
Facing mounting public opposition to a plan to build a tunnel across the Long Island Sound, the State Department of Transportation last week nixed the project before it ever got beyond the concept … more
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“Black history is the story of you, and of me.” Sheryl Goodine concludes a poem about what Black history means.
Exploring Glen Cove’s black history
Sheryl Goodline, president of the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Birthday Commission and a former Glen Cove School District administrator, opened up a city council meeting on Thrusday by … more
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Glen Cove City Council met on Tuesday, Jan. 23 to discuss a number of resolutions, many of which were aimed at getting Mayor Timothy Tenke’s new administration up and running.
Glen Cove council mulls lawyers, group home
It’s hard to believe it’s only three weeks since the new mayor and city council took their oaths of office. Whether the subject is group homes, animal shelters, upgrades to the city water system, … more
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A developer alleges that the city’s zoning board bowed to pressure from residents of Sea Pointe Towers, above, when it revoked permits to build adjacent condos.
Long Beach hires experts to fight developer’s $50 million claim
Exhausting all attempts to appeal a default judgment in its fight against a potentially crippling $50 million lawsuit that a condo developer first filed in 2003, the City Council voted 4-0 to retain … more
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The city hired a company to renovate the bathrooms and locker rooms in the Recreation Center’s Ice Arena.
City Council OKs Ice Arena renovations
The City Council voted at its Nov. 8 meeting to approve a $320,000 project to renovate the locker rooms and bathrooms at the Recreation Center’s Ice Arena, which officials said are in dire need of … more
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Joseph Naham
Green Party candidates vie for City Council seats
By Bridget Downes bdownes@liherald.com Green Party candidates Joseph Naham and Allison Blanchette are looking to grab two of three City Council seats in November that are now held by … more
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Runnie Myles dropped out of last month’s Democratic primary, but announced last week that he would run as a write-in candidate.
Myles still running for City Council
Runnie Myles, who dropped out of last month’s Democratic primary for City Council after the filing of a lawsuit claiming that hundreds of petition signatures he and his running mates gathered to … more
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What happened to the urgency of storm protection?
Last week, at the height of hurricane season, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration announced that forecasters are predicting a higher likelihood of an above-normal season, and increased the predicted number of . . . more
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