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The Haiti Relief Fund Inc., headquartered in Lynbrook, has distributed another 40 ft. container of relief goods collected from New York to approximately 3,000 earthquake victims in Haiti.
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Mary Malloy
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3/24/10
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The Long Beach Police Department will host a drug awareness forum at the Long Beach High School, at 322 Lagoon Dr. West in Lido Beach, at 7:30 p.m on March 10.
Charlie Bernard, a DEA …
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3/4/10
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Arrests
n Sylvester Jackson, 49, of Plainview was arrested and charged with robbery and criminal possession of a weapon on East Park Avenue Feb. 19.
n Norah Bieniewicz, 39, of Long Beach was …
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3/4/10
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If early signs are any indication, contract negotiations between the City of Long Beach and the local police union may be headed down a rocky road.
Last week, the City Council voted 3-2 to give …
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JOSEPH KELLARD
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2/25/10
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Police officers should give back
To the Editor:
This year is going to be an expensive one for Long Beach taxpayers as they face a substantial increase in real estate taxes, in large part to …
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2/25/10
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The Long Beach Police Department recently hired six police officers. The new officers displaying their police shields are, from left, Michael Popper, Noel Henck, Alexandra Radziewicz, Steven Wildes, …
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2/17/10
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In anticipation of severe weather, the City Manager Charles Theofan has declared a snow emergency as of 12:00 p.m. Wednesday and remaining in effect until Thursday at 6:00 p.m.
All vehicles must …
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2/10/10
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Nassau County’s latest gun buy back program, held at Shiloh Baptist Church on N. Centre Avenue last Saturday morning, got 173 illegal operable guns off the street. The five buy back events in different Nassau County communities have so far collected over 1,470 weapons. Law enforcement pays $200 for each gun, and $14,600 has been distributed to date — money that has been seized from criminals.
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2/3/10
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In a bid to get illegal guns off the street, this Saturday, Jan. 30, between 9 a.m. and noon, the Nassau County DA’s office and county police department, in conjunction with the Village of Rockville Centre and its police department, will hold a gun buyback program at Shiloh Baptist Church, 96 N. Centre Ave. Gun owners who want to surrender their illegal, operable handguns will be able to, anonymously and with no questions asked, and will receive $200.
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1/27/10
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Five members of the Long Beach Police Deparmtent’s top cops were promoted at ceremonies held at City Hall on Dec. 23 and Jan. 7. In December, sergeant Karl Hayes was promoted to detective sergeant …
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1/21/10
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