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Members of Steel Magnolias are opening a "Snowy Enchanted Village" in Naples to both raise money and raise holiday spirits this year. Read more
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Members of Steel Magnolias are opening a "Snowy Enchanted Village" in Naples to both raise money and raise holiday spirits this year. Read more
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Welcome to Kindness Long Beach. Please flip through our print edition of the 2020 Kindness s… Read more
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Many seniors in the Long Beach community will spend the holiday season alone this year as co… Read more
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Long Beach will join the rest of Los Angeles County in shutting down all in-person dining fo… Read more
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Los Angeles County surpassed public health officials’ benchmarks for triggering tougher anti… Read more
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In times of trouble, it can be difficult to find reasons to be thankful. Read more
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Members of Steel Magnolias are opening a "Snowy Enchanted Village" in Naples to both raise money and raise holiday spirits this year. Read more
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Even though the holiday season is going to be different this year, there are still plenty of ways to get in the Christmas spirit by helping others in Long Beach. Read more
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There is a change of watch in the kitchen at Gladstone’s at Pine Avenue Pier. Read more
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People
- By Gary Metzker
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“I believe there are angels among us, sent down to us from somewhere up above…” Read more
- By Gary Metzker
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What with balancing hybrid classes at Los Alamitos High School, playing on a water polo team and being president of the Eliza Donner Houghton Society of the Children of the American Revolution… Read more
- By Jo Murray
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Lily Morse, 15, became the first woman to obtain the rank of Eagle Scout last week. Her promotion was part of Long Beach Area Council of Boy Scouts of America becoming a member of the inaugura… Read more
- By Harry Saltzgaver
Executive Editor - 2 min to read
Long Beach Police Commander Chad Ellis is coming home in a sense as he takes command of the East Division — he and his family live in Long Beach. Read more
Opinion
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- By Harry Saltzgaver
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Are you finding it a little difficult to be sincerely thankful this Thanksgiving? Read more
- By Dr. Jane Close Conoley
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Traditionally, November is a month devoted to the expression of gratitude for the blessings of the previous year. Perhaps it is more challenging in a year that features a worsening global pand… Read more
- By Ron Hodges
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Why are restaurants the first targets when there is a COVID-19 surge? Read more
Sports
- By Jo Murray
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I've got it. Read more
- By Jo Murray
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Hot dogs are the new turkeys — at least when it comes to Alamitos Bay YC’s annual Turkey Day Regatta. In a pandemic pivot, the regatta has been replaced with another smaller event. Principal R… Read more
- By Jo Murray
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Last June, Long Beach lost our own Mr. Music Man, Larry Curtis. He led the Long Beach Municipal Band for summer concerts for 27 years and was Cal State Long Beach State's conductor of bands fo… Read more
- By Jo Murray
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Earlier this month, two Long Beach natives, avid ocean swimmers and lifeguards successfully completed a two-person relay swim across the Catalina Channel as a fundraiser for two nonprofits com… Read more
- Harry Saltzgaver
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A combination of furlough days and the Thanksgiving holiday will close some Long Beach city offices Wednesday-Friday next week. Read more
- By Harry Saltzgaver
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A complete rebuild of Artesia Boulevard through Long Beach took a big step Tuesday night when the City Council approved a $2.3 million contract for engineering design. Read more
- Harry Saltzgaver
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Boathouse Lane, the road between Marine Stadium and the Spinnaker Bay housing development, should close one hour after dusk, not 10 p.m., the City Council agreed Tuesday night. Read more
- Harry Saltzgaver
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Nov. 15-21 has been designated International Fraud Awareness Week, and Long Beach City Auditor Laura Doud says it's more important than ever to be alert. Read more
Education
- Harry Saltzgaver
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The Nonprofit Partnership in Long Beach is accepting applications for the 2021 Emerging Leaders Program. Read more
- By Hunter Lee
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Schools have rushed to deliver students the technology to support distance learning during the coronavirus pandemic. But the technology divide between persists, leaving low-income students wit… Read more
- By Sharleen Higa
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I want to compose a poem: an ode to the unexpected, a tribute to the unscripted. To the small surprises and frustrations that used to spell “normal” just last year. Read more
- By Hunter Lee
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The California State University system has a new Center to Close the Opportunity Gap housed at its Long Beach campus. Read more
Business
- By Jo Murray
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There is a change of watch in the kitchen at Gladstone’s at Pine Avenue Pier. Read more
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- By Hayley Munguia
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Long Beach will join the rest of Los Angeles County in shutting down all in-person dining for at least three weeks effective Wednesday, Nov. 25, as coronavirus cases and hospitalizations in th… Read more
- By Hayley Munguia
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The number of coronavirus cases in Long Beach continued to surge Thursday, Nov. 19, as city officials tightened restrictions on businesses and gatherings — aligning with new county and state o… Read more
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