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Councilman Mike Fagen, second from right, opposed a vote on Sept. 4 to issue up to $5.65 million in bonds.
Long Beach approves $5.65 million bond measure
The City Council voted 4-1 on Sept. 4 to issue up to $5.65 million in bonds to cover the cost of 55 employees’ retirement and separation payments over the next five years. The council meeting grew … more
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Mike Fagen
Judge recommends plea deal in Fagen case
A Nassau County Criminal Court judge continues to press both City Councilman Mike Fagen — who pleaded not guilty after he was arrested last year on charges that he illegally collected more than … more
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The city council revised legislation to protect homeowners who maintain bamboo.
No bamboo for you
The City Council voted 3-1 on Aug. 21 to curb bamboo growth, legislation that was crafted to protect homeowners who maintain the fast-growing plant responsibly and set penalties in cases where bamboo destroys neighboring property. more
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The City Council voted 3-1 to appoint eight members to the city's ethics board.
Long Beach ethics board debate gets heated
The City Council appointed eight members to the city’s Board of Ethics last week, but not before Councilman Mike Fagen and Council Vice President Scott Mandel got into a heated discussion when … more
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The City Council plans to revise legislation that would protect homeowners who maintain bamboo responsibly.
Long Beach bamboo ban rejected
In a 3-2 vote, the City Council rejected a proposed ordinance at its Aug. 7 meeting that would have prohibited the local cultivation of bamboo, a fast-growing plant that many homeowners say has … more
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City Manager Jack Schnirman, left, Councilmen John McLaughlin, Scott Mandel, and Len Torres; firefighters Nick Costantakos, Sam Pinto and Hadrick Ray, with Councilwoman Fran Adelson and Councilman Mike Fagen.
L.B. firefighters honored for battling Lido Beach blaze
The City Council honored four Long Beach firefighters on Aug. 7 for their “courage and dedication” after they battled a house fire in Lido Beach last month. Firefighters Nick Costantakos, … more
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A tentative September trial date has been scheduled for Councilman Mike Fagen's felony case.
‘No movement’ to settle Fagen case
City Councilman Mike Fagen is expected to stand trial in September on charges that he illegally collected $14,000 in unemployment benefits, although a judge is calling on the attorneys handling the … more
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Members of the Long Beach City Council are urging the MTA LIRR to restore temporary rush hour service cuts.
Long Beach city officials call on LIRR to restore service cuts
Long Beach city officials are calling on the MTA Long Island Rail Road to restore express train service that has been suspended for the next month, as the agency’s East Side Access Project … more
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The City Council approved a contract on July 17 with a Brookhaven-based engineering firm to move forward with repair work at City Hall, which includes the removal of scaffolding.
Brookhaven engineering firm tapped for repair work at City Hall
The City Council approved a $56,000 contract with an architecture and engineering firm to move forward with repair work at City Hall, after council members questioned the extent of the work and a … more
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City of Long Beach set to fight $39 million lawsuit
Nearly two months after five Long Beach police officers and one recent retiree filed a $39 million federal lawsuit against the city alleging political retribution and civil rights violations, the … more
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