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Welcome to Kindness Long Beach. Please flip through our print edition of the 2020 Kindness s… Read more
"I would say I'm speechless, but I'm never speechless.' Read more
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“Before entering Pathways, I had zero high school education. I was a product of physical, me… Read more
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Voters will decide if Long Beach increases its oil tax to fund racial equity programs. The c… Read more
- By Steve Harvey
Columnist - 1 min to read
For those of you who want to ensure a favorable year-end review, consider the approach at computergear.com. What you do is explain to the boss: "I may look lazy, but on a molecular level I'm q… Read more
- By Kurt A. Eichsteadt
Movie Writer - 3 min to read
A documentary, “Harry Belafonte on The Tonight Show,” about a Black man hosting the “Tonight Show” in 1968, raises important questions about whether things have changed. A much lighter movie, … Read more
- By Harry Saltzgaver
Executive Editor - 1 min to read
Dr. Peter Kareiva might be forgiven for having second thoughts about taking the job as president and CEO of the Aquarium of the Pacific. Read more
- By Stephanie StutzmanStaff Writer
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"It's a dream and I'm doing what I can to get there." Read more
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People
- By Stephanie StutzmanStaff Writer
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"It's a dream and I'm doing what I can to get there." Read more
- By Hunter Lee
Special to the Grunion - 3 min to read
Terri Henry has always been in restaurant industry for the love of it. Read more
- By Jo Murray
Contributor - 2 min to read
Blockbuster used to say, "Be kind — rewind." Read more
- By Gary Metzker
Contributor - 3 min to read
Wife. Mother. Author. Recording artist. Life coach. Motivational speaker. Entrepreneur. Minister. Read more
Opinion
- By Steve Kuykendahl
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The latest revelations about President Donald Trump calling military service men and women “losers” and “suckers” is appalling and disgraceful, but not surprising. When running for office, he … Read more
- By Grunion Readers
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Mourning JetBlue Read more
- By Harry Saltzgaver
Executive Editor - 2 min to read
I was reminded again this morning just how dependent we have become on internet access and all that provides. Read more
- By Jane Close Conoley
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One of my big takeaways from the upheaval caused by the COVID 19 pandemic is that we all should keep on learning. Read more
Sports
- By Jo Murray
On The Water Columnist - 2 min to read
Patience, Patience, Patience Read more
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- By Jo Murray
On The Water Columnist - 2 min to read
Some kids learn to walk early. Some crawl longer. And then there is Dakota Johnson who started doing flips soon after she learned to walk. By the time she was 4 years old, she was on a gymnast… Read more
- By Jo Murray
On The Water Columnist - 2 min to read
Paddleboarding Read more
- By Jo Murray
On The Water Columnist - 2 min to read
As summer wraps up and students are heading back to school virtual or otherwise, the classic question “What did you do for your summer vacation?" may have limited answers in our stay-at-home w… Read more
- Harry Saltzgaver
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A 4.5 magnitude earthquake on Sept. 18, a wildfire on the other side of Los Angeles for most of the month, the continuing COVID-19 pandemic — and September is National Preparedness Month. Read more
- By Harry Saltzgaver
Executive Editor - 2 min to read
In 2013, a year after Eighth District Councilman Al Austin first took office, Long Beach received a $3 million grant to improve the western end of Market Street. Read more
- By Donna Littlejohn and Hayley Munguia
Special to the Grunion - 6 min to read
Finally. Read more
- By Hayley Munguia
Special to the Grunion - 1 min to read
Voters will decide if Long Beach increases its oil tax to fund racial equity programs. The city’s Measure US is on the ballot for the Nov. 3 election. Read more
Education
- By Hayley Munguia
Special to the Grunion - 1 min to read
A coronavirus outbreak at Cal State Long Beach has grown to include 17 confirmed, related cases, officials announced Tuesday evening, Sept. 29. Read more
- By Emily Rasmussen
Special to the Grunion - 1 min to read
On-campus students at Cal State Long Beach must heed quarantine orders or they could face disciplinary action, a university official said Sunday, a day after the quarantine went into effect af… Read more
- By Sharleen Higa
Columnist - 2 min to read
Every day, I ask my students to check in with me in the Zoom chat box by responding to a quick “temperature check” prompt. I ask them how they’re feeling, what they’re worried about, or to nam… Read more
- By Damian Calhoun
Special to the Grunion - 2 min to read
The first-ever California native and Mexican-American to lead the system, Joseph I. Castro will serve as the eighth chancellor for California State universities starting Jan. 4. Read more
Business
- By Harry Saltzgaver
Executive Editor - 1 min to read
Mike Sheldrake has been roasting and selling coffee on the west end of Second Street for 44 years under the name Polly's Gourmet Coffee. Read more
- By Stephanie StutzmanStaff Writer
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When Jessica Santiago and Cal Bigari took over the Hot Cha Coffee Pot space on Fourth Street last year, they didn't expect a global pandemic to stand in the way of their salon's success. Read more
- By Donna Littlejohn and Hayley Munguia
Special to the Grunion - 6 min to read
Finally. Read more
- By Harry Saltzgaver
Executive Editor - 1 min to read
Decisions had been made earlier, and the current state of COVID-19 restrictions offered no reason to expect a change, but an email newsletter last week seemed to catch Belmont Shore special ev… Read more
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