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Legislator Howard Kopel said Republican lawmakers are calling for a state probe into a $710,000 scam perpetrated at the Nassau County Comptroller's office recently.
GOP lawmakers call for state probe into $710K scam at comptroller's office
Nassau Republican legislators called Friday for state and county investigations into the office of County Comptroller Jack Schnirman, who only a week ago said at a news conference that a phishing … more
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The county courthouse in Mineola, where defendants are arraigned before a judge, who decides on bail.
Kaminsky: Bail reform needs change
Last Sunday morning, 40-year-old Jordan Randolph was arrested and charged with drunken driving after his 2014 Cadillac rear-ended another car on the William Floyd Parkway in Suffolk County, killing … more
Thank you, Long Beach
After 10 fulfilling years with the Long Beach Herald and Richner Communications, it is with a heavy heart that I announce my last day, Jan. 9, as your local newspaper editor.It wasn’t an easy … more
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Robert Blau, president of the Long Beach Soup Kitchen.
The heart and soul of the Long Beach Soup Kitchen
Robert Blau, president of the Long Beach Soup Kitchen — a nonprofit organization dedicated to feeding the hungry — was once a sales executive for Take-Two Interactive, the parent company … more
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Long Beach police union rejects proposed contract
The Long Beach Police Benevolent Association rejected a proposed 12-year contract on Dec. 19, two days after a contentious City Council meeting at which officials said that the expense of maintaining … more
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Ralph Keppler pleaded guilty on Friday to attacking his girlfriend's mother, Theresa Kiel, with a barbell in 2016. The attack left her in a vegetative state until she succumbed to her injuries in 2018.
Lynbrook man pleads guilty to 2016 attack that killed Long Beach woman
A Lynbrook man pleaded guilty on Dec. 20 to murder and other charges relating to a 2016 attack on his girlfriend’s mother, Theresa Kiel, which led to her death in 2018. more
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The second part of a state audit released last week examined the city’s financial condition and found that officials mismanaged the city’s finances since 2014 and failed to create a multiyear financial plan, which led to annual operating deficits totaling $8.5 million over the past four fiscal years.
State audit shows Long Beach's fiscal decline
A state audit released last week found that officials have mismanaged the city’s finances since 2014 and failed to create a multiyear financial plan, which has led to annual operating deficits … more
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Marvel, at 258 Lido Blvd., was awarded a contract on Dec. 3 to take over the boardwalk concession at National Boulevard.
Marvel coming to the Long Beach boardwalk
Marvel, the iconic ice cream shop in Lido Beach, will take over the National Boulevard concession stand on the boardwalk after the City Council voted unanimously to approve a contract with the … more
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Joseph Coleman
L.B. sanitation worker arrested for allegedly stabbing co-worker
Joseph Coleman, a City of Long Beach sanitation employee, was arrested on Dec. 10 for allegedly stabbing his co-worker with a hunting knife, according to Long Beach Police. Coleman, 25, arrived at work at 7 … more
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The state audit identified nearly $750,000 in questionable leave payments to 18 employees that were inconsistent with city code or contracts, as well as payments for unused leave accruals for employees who remained employed by the city.
Audit: $750K in questionable Long Beach payouts
In a scathing final audit report, State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli’s office blasted Long Beach officials for their mismanagement of the city’s finances, which led to a fiscal crisis and a payout … more
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