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Tess Kazenoff

Jan 12 7:00 am shared from News

Aquarium of the Pacific relaunches Aquarium on Wheels program for 1st time since pandemic hit

Tess Kazenoff

The program began in around 2002 and has served about 35,000 students each year ever since, with the exception of the last two years.

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Jan 11 4:09 pm shared from Long Beach Business Journal

Tova Capital acquires 34,500-square-foot retail complex in Central Long Beach for $6.2M

Tess Kazenoff

Tova Capital, a Los Angeles-based real estate and development company, has acquired the Central Long Beach retail complex occupied by Trademark Brewing and climbing gym Long Beach Rising in a $6.2 million off-market transaction.

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Jan 6 4:30 pm shared from News

Seal Beach Pier temporarily closes due to storm damage

Tess Kazenoff

The Seal Beach Pier has closed temporarily due to damage following high surf and wind conditions Thursday night, the Seal Beach Police Department has announced.

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Jan 5 7:00 am shared from News

Long Beach Ronald McDonald House looks to expand

Tess Kazenoff

The organization is in early discussions with Miller Children’s Hospital and Harbor UCLA to discuss the future of a Ronald McDonald family room program in Long Beach, an initiative currently in 276 locations across the world, with 144 in the United States.

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Jan 2 8:00 am shared from Long Beach Business Journal

Long Beach pursues a new approach to affordable housing: a community land trust

Tess Kazenoff

In recent years, community land trusts have become an increasingly popular initiative, as housing and displacement pressures have spread to historically affordable parts of the state, including Long Beach, the Central Valley and the Inland Empire.

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Dec 31 8:00 am shared from Long Beach Business Journal

Small businesses faced inflation balancing act this year

Tess Kazenoff

By June of this year, inflation climbed to just over 9%—the largest 12-month consumer price index increase since 1980 to 1981.

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Dec 29 8:00 am shared from Long Beach Business Journal

Housing, industrial sectors of real estate diverged this year

Tess Kazenoff

Unlike the commercial and housing markets, the industrial real estate market seemingly bucked the trend regarding vacancies in 2022.

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Dec 29 7:00 am shared from News

‘It’s too important to let go’: Sasha Kanno brings urban farming to Long Beach at Farm Lot 59

Tess Kazenoff

After spending time planting trees with the grassroots organization, Wrigley is Going Green, and creating a community garden also in the Wrigley neighborhood as part of a two-year pilot project, Kanno knew she wanted to turn more toward the production side, and began scouting properties for a full-scale farm.

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Dec 27 8:00 am shared from Long Beach Business Journal

Downtown saw challenges in 2022, but officials see hope for renewal

Tess Kazenoff

Downtown has seen upticks in crime and homelessness this year, but a rebound in tourism and efforts to revive the area are currently underway.

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Dec 22 7:00 am shared from News

Literary Women Festival of Authors returns Feb. 11

Tess Kazenoff

In the 40 years since the event began, authors such as Mary Higgins Clark, Lisa See, Barbara Kingsolver, Aimee Bender, Roxane Gay, Isabel Wilkerson, Octavia Butler and Rae Armentrout have attended the festival.

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