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Long Beach resident Richard Boodman bought and posted seven custom-made signs on his East Olive Street home in Long Beach last week.
Dead man's corner?
Most residents may put a sign or two on their lawns that promote a favored political candidate. But last week, Long Beach resident Richard Boodman had a contractor post seven custom-made signs — most of them blaming the Republican administration in Long Beach for a man’s death —across the wooden deck that wraps around his East Olive Street home. more
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Nassau county executive Tom Suozzi with Bishop R.W. Harris of Grace Cathedral Church in Uniondale at a cash for guns event last year.
Cash for guns program comes to L.B.
It was a first in Long Beach. more
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Paula Blum, co-president of the county’s League of Women Voters.
McLaughlin’s thesis: books over debate
John McLaughlin, the incumbent Republican city councilman who is running for re-election, may be kept from participating in the candidates forum the League of Women Voters of Long Beach will host on Oct. 28 at the Long Beach Library. 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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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
Memorial-goers remembered 9/11 victims at the Lido Beach reflecting pool.
Remembrance at sunrise on the beach
Eight years ago to the day, hundreds of people had gathered at Lido Beach Park and watched the clear, sunny sky in the distance fill with black clouds of dark smoke from the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center. more
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Arthur Findlay/Herald The City of Long Beach was issued a notice of violation from the New York State Department of Conservation for work that was done on this dune at the beach entrance on Illinois Avenue.
NYS DEC issues notice
The City of Long Beach was issued a notice of violation by the New York State Department of Conservation (DEC) late last month for work that was being done on the dunes at the beach entrance on Illinois Avenue. more
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“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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Nassau County Executive Tom Suozzi and Democratic Committee leader Michael Zapson kicked off their party’s political campaign in Long Beach on Sept. 8 at St. Mary’s Church.
Dems kick off campaign season at St. Mary's
Democratic Committee leader Michael Zapson appears to have his work cut out for him. To recapture the majority on the Long Beach City Council, he must get all three of his party’s candidates elected on Nov. 3, while the Republican coalition needs just one of its three nominees to garner enough votes to maintain a 3-2 majority. more
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Long Islanders opposed to a liquid natural gas terminal that may be built off the shore of Long Beach protested outside a Sept. 9 public hearing on the New York State Draft Energy Plan.
Protesters decry LNG island
Twenty-five Long Islanders from Long Beach, Montauk and communities in between gathered on the Great Lawn at SUNY Farmingdale Sept. 9 to rally against a proposal to build a liquid natural gas terminal about 13 miles off the shore of Long Beach. more
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