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Casey Fitzgerald was convicted on second-degree manslaughter on Tuesday in Nassau County Court.
Long Beach man convicted in 2010 shooting death of neighbor
A Long Beach man arrested last year for gunning down his neighbor on E. Hudson St. following a heated argument was convicted of manslaughter on Tuesday and faces up to 25 years in prison. After … more
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Tropical Storm Irene is cited as one of the main reasons overtime in six departments has exceeded the budgeted amount for the year.
Is overtime in Long Beach out of control?
Following a cash-flow shortfall that prompted the city to borrow $4.5 million to pay its workers, outgoing police officials and retirees, several city departments have exceeded their overtime … more
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Long Beach firefighters Anthony Fallon, left, Billy Piazza, Dave Yolinsky, Ed Ehursland and Sam Pinto are among the department’s first responders who field roughly 5,000 emergency calls per year, most of them medical emergencies.
Long Beach firefighters make two life-saving rescues in a week
“The probability of bringing someone back from cardiac arrest is under 7 percent,” said Sam Pinto, a six-year member of the Long Beach Fire Department’s professional unit. “It’s very slim, … more
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Long Beach’s reserve fund in a precarious state
In May, City Manager Charles Theofan said that the $83.9 million 2011-12 budget would utilize roughly $1 million of the city’s reserve fund to avert a tax levy increase, reducing the fund’s … more
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The City Council passed two resolutions during an emergency meeting on Wednesday in order to meet payroll for city workers and payout obligations for retiring police officials.
Long Beach City Council OK’s $4.5 million loan to pay workers
The City Council passed two resolutions during a contentious emergency meeting on Wednesday night that will allow the city to borrow $4.5 million in the face of a cash-flow problem that would have … more
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Robert Calabrese Sr., Bobby Calabrese’s father, said that Kellenberg’s decision to display a photo of the man convicted last year of his son’s murder was insensitive and disappointing.
Memorial photo of convicted killer draws ire of victim’s family
When pro boxer Seanie Monaghan steps into the ring at Madison Square Garden on Saturday, it will mean more than an attempt at his 11th consecutive win. It will also mark seven years to the day that … more
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The City Council will hold a special meeting on Nov. 30 in an attempt to borrow $4.5 million to cover a cash-flow shortage.
Long Beach city officials will attempt to fill cash-flow gap at emergency meeting
City officials will attempt to borrow $4.5 million during an emergency City Council meeting at 5 p.m. on Wednesday amid a cash flow shortage that could prevent the city from meeting its Dec. 23 … more
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Mustaches for Kids’ volunteers Vinny Leis, left, Billy Kupferman and James Bogdan, sporting their sprouting ’staches.
Mustaches for Kids
We’re now slightly over a week into our 2011 mustache campaign, and I have come to the realization that I am just not a hairy man. Eleven months out of the year I suppose I would view this as a … more
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Long Beach Comptroller: City has no cash to make Christmas payroll, pay bills
City workers may not receive their paychecks on Dec. 23, just two days before Christmas, due to “unforeseen” cash-flow problems at City Hall, unless the City Council passes a resolution that … more
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Work to reduce flooding in North Park nearing completion
After years of calling on the city to address flooding issues in the North Park area, residents may finally see some relief when a stormwater management project on Riverside Boulevard is completed … more
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