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Land battle
Erwin Pitnick, one of several mortgage holders on property at 835 W. Beech St., at the corner of Nebraska Avenue, told City Manager Charles Theofan at Tuesday’s City Council meeting that he will fight Theofan’s plan to use eminent domain to take over two vacant lots at the corner in order to use them for 10 residential parking spaces. more
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When a dot makes all the difference in the world
Funny story: I coach youth soccer. I recently e-mailed the German-born trainer of my daughter’s travel team to let him know that our practice venue had changed from Speno Park in East Meadow to Mitchel Field in Uniondale so the squad could play under the lights. I received this perplexing reply: more
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Investors of this property at West Beech Street and Nebraska Avenue oppose the City of Long Beach’s plan to take it through eminent domain.
Mortgage holders will fight city
Investors in a West End property vow to battle the City of Long Beach on its proposal to take the two adjacent lots through eminent domain. more
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Artificial-turf fields are coming to Long Beach
The Long Beach Board of Education unanimously approved a proposal to install artificial-turf fields at the high school and middle school at the Sept. 18 board of ed. meeting. more
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Wedding bells for former lifeguards
Daytona Papetti and Andres Melo, both graduates of Long Beach High School, were married at the Bridgeview Yacht Club on Aug. 2. The couple first met when they were fellow Long Beach lifeguards, and … more
Long Beach News Shorts
The weeds on the Superblock, the long-vacant lot on Broadway between Long Beach and Riverside boulevards, have overgrown the high chain-linked fence surrounding the property, resident Al Symons told the City Council at its Tuesday meeting. more
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Victor Nitlow, who now lives in Florida, was recognized by his good friend as the man in one of our photos in last week's Herald.
Lost to time no more
After years of (literally) jetting between Florida and New York, among other places, as a Pan Am pilot, Victor Nitlow, a lifelong Island Park resident, decided to settle down in his other home in Naples, Fla., in 1980. more
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