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Long Beach News | 01.06.09| ryan@lbpost.com
Possible Airport Lease Will Be Discussed Today

The year’s opening Long Beach City Council meeting is sure to be a doozy, but two special meetings being held directly beforehand are causing quite a stir today.  The Council will be briefed on the 2009 city...more

Books By Authors Hosts Free Writing Workshops

Culture Agent | 01.06.09| sander@lbpost.com
Free Writers Workshops

Book By Authors, publishers of a volume to benefit the Long Beach Library Foundation, is reaching out to the community in advance of their next volume, which will focus on North Long Beach.  The workshops, which will take...more

Long Beach News | 01.06.09| ryan@lbpost.com
Queen Mary Offers Free Admission In January

In a down economy, it’s tough to find affordable fun.  That’s why the Queen Mary is offering free admission for California residents through the entire month of January, it recently announced.  All that’s...more

Eating Out | 01.05.09| mark@lbpost.com
Java Time! The Best Local Coffee

There are two things that you need to know about me to help put this column into its proper perspective.  My coffee pot is my first destination every morning when I get out of bed.  Everything else takes a back seat...more

My Front Porch visits the Long Beach Rose Parade Float

My Front Porch | 01.05.09| dennis@lbpost.com
Off My Rocker: Morris, Media And Fish

I do not know if it is my advancing age, as I am closer to fifty than forty, or my reputation for not being a night owl; but regarding New Year’s Eve celebrations I am no longer asked, “What did you do to ring in...more

Long Beach News | 01.05.09| ryan@lbpost.com
Tempo Dictates Win In 49er Victory

From LBPOSTSports.com: On Sunday in the ‘Myd, I felt like it was 2005 again and the Long Beach State men’s basketball team was losing a game it should win.  After maybe the best performance of the year on Friday...more

My Front Porch | 01.03.09| dennis@lbpost.com
Weekly Housing Market Update

Question of the week:  What are some financial matters I should check annually?  Answer:  This question was asked at a holiday party and it is a good one we should all ask and answer.  For Long Beach homeowners,...more

Thousands gather on Pine Avenue to ring in the New Year. Photos by Evan Kelly

Long Beach News | 01.02.09| ryan@lbpost.com
Thousands Welcome New Year In Downtown Celebration

Pine Avenue was alive and jumping on New Year's Eve, the culmination of more than a month of planning and fundraising as thousands of partiers crammed between Broadway and 1st Street in a Times Square-esque celebration. ...more

Our Liberty | 01.02.09| john@lbpost.com
Intro: Our Liberty...

Welcome to “Our Liberty…” and thanks very much for deciding to take a look!  Before I get underway, I want to express my sincere appreciation to LBPOST Publisher Shaun Lumachi for giving me this incredible...more

Moving Green | 01.02.09| nancy@lbpost.com
Reducing Ship Emissions

The Port of Long Beach has had a “Green Flag” emissions incentive program that’s been quietly and cleverly reducing vessel emissions since January 2006.  It simply offers reduced dockage...more

Long Beach News | 01.02.09| ryan@lbpost.com
P-T Tells Sad Tale Of Murder Victims

The New Year brought joy and celebration, but Long Beach was also met with tragedy less than an hour into 2009 with its first two murders of the year: the shooting of Sarith Em and Vannaly Tim, a young couple living in a Gardenia...more

Long Beach News | 01.01.09| ryan@lbpost.com
What Is Your Resolution?

Ah, New Year's Day.  The Rose Parade.  Leftovers from last night's party.  The lazy twelve-hour reality TV marathons.  And of course, the resolutions!  What is your 2009 resolution going to be?  Did...more

Long Beach News | 12.31.08| ryan@lbpost.com
Celebrate Safely

We all like to think of the New Year as a fresh start, a shedding of the past year with new hope for the one that lies ahead.  For Pine Avenue, though, tonight will be a return to old form.  The Downtown Long Beach...more

Long Beach News | 12.31.08| ryan@lbpost.com
The Top Ten Sports Moments Of The Year

We called it the Greatest Sports Year of All-Time back in the summer, and even though Sports Illustrated did the same thing this month, we’re still sticking to our guns.  Here are the LBPostSports.com Top 10 Moments...more

 

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