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Plans to reopen the Long Beach Museum of Art's downtown annex gallery were blocked Thursday, Feb. 25, by the city attorney's office after a story in the Grunion Gazette. Read more
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Plans to reopen the Long Beach Museum of Art's downtown annex gallery were blocked Thursday, Feb. 25, by the city attorney's office after a story in the Grunion Gazette. Read more
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Long Beach Mayor Robert Garcia is planning for the city’s post-pandemic future. Read more
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International City Theatre's production of “ART” by Yasmina Reza opened virtually on Feb 18. It is the first play of ICT's 36th season, which I truly hope sees a safe and triumphant return to … Read more
- By Steve Harvey
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Okay, Valentine's Day is past. Take a deep breath. If it didn't work out so well for you, perhaps one supplier could help (see photo). Read more
- By Kurt A. Eichsteadt
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“The Muppet Show” brings fun for all after an absence of almost 50 years and two-time Oscar winner Frances McDormand does it again in “Nomadland.” Read more
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The Port of Long Beach is inviting nonprofit organizations to apply for the Community Sponsorship Program, beginning Monday, March 1, through 5 p.m. on Wednesday, March 31. Read more
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People
- By Amy Orr
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When people need help, Dorothy Carpi answers the call. Read more
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According to Los Angeles County data collected before the Covid-19 pandemic hit as reported in the Los Angeles Times, more than 250 couples got married on Valentine’s Day 2020 at registrar-rec… Read more
- Harry Saltzgaver
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Nationally known civil rights activist Peggy Preacely will be the special guest Tuesday, Jan. 26, at a virtual community forum sponsored by Long Beach's African American Cultural Center. Read more
- By Gary Metzker
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And the Final Jeopardy! answer is … This Long Beach resident has wanted to appear on the program since she was in junior high school. Read more
Opinion
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We live in a world of instant communication — text messages, email alerts, news from around the world as it happens. Read more
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For more than four decades, our nation has taken the month of February to celebrate the many contributions African Americans have made since the very beginnings of our country. Read more
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Sports
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The mission statement, “Easy to access and sail” was achieved by Long Beach Yacht Club when it came to selecting, securing and preparing their newest fleet of boats with a focus on those just … Read more
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Commodore Jennifer Hite of Long Beach Women’s Sailing Association announced the group will be hosting their monthly Zoom meeting on Feb. 16. Their website states they were founded to foster th… Read more
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Carroll Park residents have lost the battle to stop a 5G wireless installation in the middle of the historic district, but the president of the association there says the war isn't over yet. Read more
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Concerns about future water quality in Alamitos Bay has prompted Third District Councilwoman Suzie Price to call an online community meeting next Tuesday, Feb. 23. Read more
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A community journalism scholarship of $1,250 has been established at the Department of Journalism and Public Relations at Long Beach State, the department announced Thursday, Feb. 25. Read more
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Long Beach City College's 2020 Alumni Hall of Fame class includes a theater producer and director, a photographer, a musician, a civil servant and an educator. Read more
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Habitat for Humanity is hosting a caravan parade celebrating Black History Month from 10 a.m. to noon this Saturday, Feb. 27, beginning at the corner of Pacific Avenue and 14th Street. Read more
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CivilityLB launched as an entry into a college public relations contest where Cal State Long Beach has a history of placing well. Read more
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The LBS Financial Credit Union has hired Thomas Bette as a financial services advisory. Read more
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