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The Gallo family, from left, Lorenzo, Desiree, Alex and Sam, on the balcony of their rebuilt Pennsylvania Avenue home.
Residents return post-Sandy, but at a price
More than 500 days after being displaced by Hurricane Sandy, which flooded her one-story bungalow in the West End, Sam Gallo finally came home on May 30, having given entirely new meaning to the … more
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Jim Trainor, far left, holding his nephew, Johnny; his mom, Jane Trainor; and brother, Tim.
J.W. Trainor’s to celebrate 40 years
More than a year after it reopened following damage from Hurricane Sandy, J.W. Trainor’s, a popular bar and restaurant in the West End, will hold its 40th anniversary celebration next week. … more
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Sean McCarthy and his wife, Jeannie.
Community mourns the loss of Sean McCarthy
Sean McCarthy called his close friend Michael Chandler on April 9 to chat about the Mets’ opening day and to catch up. The two lifelong friends and diehard Mets fans grew up in the West End, and … more
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Residents checked out a presentation made by Verizon Wireless, which is looking to install a wireless communication facility in the West End.
Residents blast proposed cell antennas in West End
Verizon Wireless is looking to install a new wireless communication facility in the West End, saying that it would improve cell phone service and wireless capabilities for its customers. On Feb. … more
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the revised army corps project calls for a system of dunes and jetties. The red line illustrates the current level of the beach, while the yellow lines indicate the addition of 4.7 million cubic yards of sand.
Army Corps presents plan to public
Another Hurricane Sandy would likely breach a system of dunes and berms called for in an Army Corps of Engineers coastal protection project for the barrier island, but corps officials said that those … more
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Knights of Columbus members Ron Browne, left, Hank McCann and George Gentilesco in front of the construction site where the organization’s new headquarters is being rebuilt.
Knights of Columbus rising from the ashes
Twelve months ago, the heavily damaged headquarters of the Long Beach Knights of Columbus sat at the corner of West Beech Street and Minnesota Avenue, with nothing inside but piles of charred lumber … more
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The city is extending its post-Hurricane Sandy marketing campaign into the winter months in an attempt to help businesses during the holidays, an initiative that includes another TV commercial featuring the new boardwalk lights, pictured.
Long Beach hits the airwaves — again
Just as the city took to the airwaves to promote that it was open for business in the summer, a new marketing campaign is underway to let everyone know there is quite a bit to do here in the winter … more
The Long Beach public library and the West End Neighbors Civic Association are in the process of determining the future of the West End branch, which was severely damaged by Hurricane Sandy, and has remained closed since the storm.
Future of West End library in limbo
Since Hurricane Sandy sent floodwaters rushing through its doors, destroying stacks of books and furniture, the Long Beach Public Library’s West End branch has remained closed. And more than a year … more
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Chris Quinn and his daughter, Leah, 2, checked out the new holiday lights on the boardwalk at a ceremony on Monday.
Holiday events aim to draw visitors to Long Beach
The holiday season kicked off in Long Beach this week with a number of festive events, including the lighting of the new boardwalk holiday lights. Events and activities are scheduled during the … more
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Karen Adamo, vice president of the Long Beach Historical Society, presented a painting of Shine’s to the bar’s owners.
Shine's marks its centennial, a year late
In May, Megan Casey and her husband, Brent Wilson, owner of Shine’s, discovered a secret passageway in the floor of the 100-year-old building that led to the bar when it operated as a speakeasy … more
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