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Mark Bonilla, left, Republican incumbent for Hempstead Town Clerk and Anthony Rattoballi, Democratic challenger.
Mark Bonilla seeks fourth term
In the race for Hempstead town clerk, incumbent Mark Bonilla, a Republican, is being challenged by political newcomer Anthony Rattoballi, a Democrat. more
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Mike Fagen
Council candidates take on the issues
During this election season, which will culminate in the Nov. 3 vote, the Herald has asked the Long Beach City Council candidates for their view on topics of concern to residents. This is the third in a series of questions we have posed to the six candidates who are vying for three seats on the council. Comments about this Q&A? JKellard@liherald.com or (516) 569-4000 ext. 213. more
Construction crews got to work on the Shore Road property on Wednesday.
100 new parking spaces coming
As part of the city’s efforts to find new parking options for residents, the City Council voted on Tuesday to approve a plan to lease two vacant lots in the East End and will create 100 parking spaces. more
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Protesters expressed their grievances with how the City of Long Beach is governed at a rally outside City Hall on Tuesday night.
Residents demand ‘real reforms’
More than 50 protesters calling for “real reforms” on issues ranging from policing to housing to hiring practices rallied outside City Hall Tuesday, and later took their grievances and demands to the City Council meeting. more
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Fran Adelson
Council candidates take on the issues
During this election season, which will culminate in the Nov. 3 vote, the Herald has asked the Long Beach City Council candidates for their view on topics of concern to residents. This is the first in a series of questions we have posed to the six candidates who are vying for three seats on the Council. more
Anthony Bella Jr.,left, Joyce Costigan and Judge Thomas Phelan, aides to the grand marshalls, also marched down West Park Avenue.
In West End, green is color of October
Long Beachers got their Irish on at Saturday’s 20th Annual Saint Brenden the Navigator Division 17 Irish Day Parade, hosted by the Long Beach Division of the Ancient Order of Hibernians. more
George Maragos, left, a Republican, is challenging incumbent Democrat Howard Weitzman for Nassau County Comptroller.
Maragos challenges Weitzman for comptroller
George Maragos, CEO of a financial services business, is challenging two-term incumbent Howard Weitzman in the race for Nassau County comptroller. Maragos said that the county’s finances have been poorly managed for the past eight years, and he believes his experience can bring needed change. more
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Fran Adelson
Council candidates take on the issues
During this election season, which will culminate in the Nov. 3 vote, the Herald has asked the Long Beach City Council candidates for their view on topics of concern to residents. This is the first in a series of questions we have posed to the six candidates who are vying for three seats on the Council. Comments on this Q&A? JKellard@liherald.com or (516) 569-4000 ext. 213. more
Residents weigh in on campaign
The Herald asked Long Beach residents to share with us their thoughts on the election for City Council on Nov. 3, including the candidates and issues that are most important to them. The following are some of the responses. more
“We’re going to keep the campaign positive,” said Republican coalition leader Jim Moriarty at the party’s campaign kickoff at the VFW hall on Sept. 8.
GOP looks to keep majority
With just a month and a half to go until Election Day, Republican coalition candidates for the City Council are ramping up their campaign efforts. more
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