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Many people enjoy looking at old-time movies or family photos, either in a photo album or on some web-based photo site, because it is a way to keep a family’s history alive. Read more
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Frank McIlquham grew up in a family of military veterans. In 2010, he decided to create a gr… Read more
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Former Mayor Beverly O'Neill took her sweater off and presented her left shoulder to nurse M… Read more
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For the last 10 years, Leadership Long Beach has celebrated Martin Luther King Jr. Day as a … Read more
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Evelyn Haesloop learned to play golf more than 60 years ago, in the late 1950s. Read more
- Harry Saltzgaver
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In 2019, three diverse Long Beach nonprofits came together to promote their 5K walks or races together as the Long Beach Trifecta. Read more
- Stephanie Stutzman
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The Earl B. and Loraine H. Miller Foundation announced it has expanded its annual grant application invitation process to include all eligible organizations. Read more
- By Harry Saltzgaver
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For the last 10 years, Leadership Long Beach has celebrated Martin Luther King Jr. Day as a day for community service — a day on, not a day off. Read more
- Harry Saltzgaver
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For the last five years, the Long Beach Soroptimists have shown a classic movie along with lunch at the Art Theatre, making money for scholarships and other assistance for girls and young women. Read more
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People
- By Gary Metzker
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Many people enjoy looking at old-time movies or family photos, either in a photo album or on some web-based photo site, because it is a way to keep a family’s history alive. Read more
- By Amy Orr
Contributor - 1 min to read
Frank McIlquham grew up in a family of military veterans. In 2010, he decided to create a group to engage veterans in the Long Beach area. Read more
- By Harry Saltzgaver
Executive Editor - 2 min to read
Evelyn Haesloop learned to play golf more than 60 years ago, in the late 1950s. Read more
- By Harry Saltzgaver
Executive Editor - 2 min to read
It's Long Beach's light upon the hill, and it has become a popular subject for pictures, whether the photographer is a resident or a visitor. Read more
Opinion
- By Kenneth Nakamura
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I have lived on Obispo Avenue for 17 years. Our block is constantly abused by offsite rehab members abusing our neighborhood. Read more
- By Harry Saltzgaver
Executive Editor - 3 min to read
According to Mayor Robert Garcia’s office, a record number of people watched/listened to his State of the City speech, delivered virtually on several online platforms. Read more
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Climate Change Natural Read more
- By Cameron Bennett
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I wake up every weekday at 7:45 a.m. and immediately log on to Canvas (the Long Beach school platform) and start my first zoom of the day. I spend the remainder of the day there, provided I do… Read more
Sports
- By Jo Murray
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Despite restrictions and stay-at-home orders, water-loving residents have found a way to enjoy the sports and activities they have passion for while maintaining safety guidelines. Read more
- By Jo Murray
On The Water Columnist - 2 min to read
Old motorhomes and derelict boats are seemingly ideal abodes to those who are “housing challenged.” But rarely does it play out because ownership requires skills, knowledge and resources that … Read more
- By Jo Murray
On The Water Columnist - 2 min to read
As we put a sturdy cork in 2020, a few updates on recent stories are in order. Read more
- By Jo Murray
On The Water Columnist - 2 min to read
This week brings a story about the crown jewel of wooden yachts in Shoreline Marina — Richard Lindemann’s Delta Moon, a 42-foot Chris-Craft Constellation. She is easily recognized by her disti… Read more
- By Harry Saltzgaver
Executive Editor - 1 min to read
Residents of historic Carroll Park went into an appeal hearing on Wednesday, Jan. 6, armed with documentation showing the city itself required construction in the area had to have a certificat… Read more
- By Hayley Munguia
Special to the Grunion - 2 min to read
A years-long effort to revitalize the Los Angeles River took a step forward on Wednesday, Jan. 13, when county officials released the draft version of the updated LA River Master Plan. Read more
- By Harry Saltzgaver
Executive Editor - 2 min to read
Cal State Long Beach President Jane Close Conoley issued a video statement Wednesday, Jan. 13, saying that the university has no plans to build anything on 22 acres of historic Puvungna tribal… Read more
- By Harry Saltzgaver
Executive Editor - 2 min to read
Army Corps of Engineers officials will meet online next Tuesday with members of the Long Beach Boat Owners Association and other stakeholders to talk about a plan to add rocky reefs and kelp b… Read more
Education
- Harry Saltzgaver
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A new webinar series aiming to assist small business owners starts today, thanks to the Long Beach Chamber of Commerce and DeVry University's Keller Graduate School of Management. Read more
- By Hunter Lee
Special to the Grunion - 1 min to read
Virgin Orbit has signed a launch services agreement with UK-based company Junior Astronaut, the space launch company announced Friday, Jan. 8. Read more
- Harry Saltzgaver
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Virtual classes from Amazing Americans to Strength Training will be offered this spring semester at Long Beach City College's Lifetime Learning Center. Read more
- By Harry Saltzgaver
Executive Editor - 1 min to read
On Jan. 1, 1896, a group calling itself the Long Beach Library Association opened the city's first library in a small building on Ocean Boulevard. Read more
Business
- By Harry Saltzgaver
Executive Editor - 1 min to read
Residents of historic Carroll Park went into an appeal hearing on Wednesday, Jan. 6, armed with documentation showing the city itself required construction in the area had to have a certificat… Read more
- By John Antczak
Associated Press - 1 min to read
Richard Branson’s Long Beach-based Virgin Orbit reached space on Sunday, Jan. 17, eight months after the first demonstration flight of its air-launched rocket system failed, the company said. Read more
- Harry Saltzgaver
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Mario Cordero, executive director of the Port of Long Beach, has been appointed to the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco's Los Angeles branch board of directors. Read more
- Harry Saltzgaver
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A tent near Lakewood Avenue on Long Beach Airport's remote parking lot now houses a COVID-19 testing site aimed at people flying to Hawaii. Read more
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