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Long Beach City Council plans to declare 9/11 holiday - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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Bettina Browne. Firefighter Michael Scott Carlo. Firefighter John Elgis. Firefighter Thomas Farrell. Stephen Hoffman. Captain Terence Hatton. Firefighter Billy Hughes. Joe Kellen. Firefighter Michael Kiefer. Neil Levin. Charles P. Lucania. Noell Maerz. Firefighter Kenneth Joseph Marino. Captain John McCarthy. Chief Brian O’Flaherty. Firefighter Michael Ornauer. Firefighter William Quick. Firefighter Gregory Stajk. Detective Richard Wentz. The names were read aloud by Long Beach City Councilman G
Long Beach City Council plans to declare 9/11 holiday - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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Bettina Browne. Firefighter Michael Scott Carlo. Firefighter John Elgis. Firefighter Thomas Farrell. Stephen Hoffman. Captain Terence Hatton. Firefighter Billy Hughes. Joe Kellen. Firefighter Michael Kiefer. Neil Levin. Charles P. Lucania. Noell Maerz. Firefighter Kenneth Joseph Marino. Captain John McCarthy. Chief Brian O’Flaherty. Firefighter Michael Ornauer. Firefighter William Quick. Firefighter Gregory Stajk. Detective Richard Wentz. The names were read aloud by Long Beach City Councilman G
Swim, paddle, run honors former Long Beach lifeguard and FDNY firefighter Michael Kiefer - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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“The thing that always gets me about this race is, it’s a race,” Kerri Kiefer, one of Michael Kiefer’s two younger sisters, said, “but our brother did this as just a workout on his lunch break. Just swim, paddle, run.” The three-part challenge has become an annual memorial event, honoring the young man who protected the residents of Long Beach and beyond. Kiefer was a Franklin Square native who grew up knowing, unquestionably, that he would be a firefighter. After working his way through the Fra
Ticket booths fill Long Beach boardwalk with fresh art - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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Long Beach has always drawn attention to the boardwalk, the beach and the arts. In May, the city began a project combining all three — coordinating with the Long Beach Arts Council to invite local artists to paint murals on the beachfront ticket booths along the boardwalk. After the first phase, the renovation of six booths, was completed in May, the project was expanded to an additional 10 booths. In early July, the work was finished, and the booths were officially unveiled. Now, every boardwal
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