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Tess Kazenoff

Mar 23 7:00 am
  • nonprofit news

Sowing Seeds of Change to host chef competition fundraiser

Tess Kazenoff

This Saturday, community members can join Sowing Seeds of Change for its first-ever garden chef competition fundraiser.

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Mar 16 7:00 am
  • nonprofit news

Brockus Project Dance makes dance accessible

Tess Kazenoff

Brockus Project Dance began its work in Long Beach schools in 2018. The nonprofit has since taught at schools in the Long Beach Unified School District including Barton Elementary, Roosevelt Elementary and McKinley Elementary.

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Mar 9 7:00 am
  • nonprofit news

Long Beach Youth Chorus fills gap in youth music education

Tess Kazenoff

The Long Beach Youth Chorus is kicking off its first tour this year with a trip to San Diego in May, but a long-term goal for the organization is to eventually tour internationally.

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Mar 7 7:00 am
  • cal state long beach

CSULB will again hold commencement at Angel Stadium without graduates walking the stage

Tess Kazenoff

For the third year in a row, Cal State Long Beach will hold its commencement ceremonies at Angel Stadium, and graduates will not walk across the stage or have their name read aloud—a decision that has received some pushback from students.

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Mar 5 7:00 am
  • Long Beach Health Department

Pilot program will send civilians to some mental health–related 911 calls

Tess Kazenoff

The team, which includes a social worker and a nurse, won’t respond to any calls involving violence, but they’ll be able to handle a few calls a day about things like public intoxication, trespassing and welfare checks, city officials say.

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Mar 2 7:00 am
  • nonprofit news

CAMEO mentoring program to host annual March fashion show fundraiser

Tess Kazenoff

For the past 30 years, The Assistance League’s CAMEO Mentoring Program has provided support and enrichment to students facing barriers in their academy journeys, and on March 18, community members can support the organization during its annual fashion show fundraiser and luncheon event.

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Feb 23 7:30 am
  • Help Me Help You

Help Me Help You kicks off bimonthly free grocery event at McKinley Elementary School

Tess Kazenoff

The service will be offered at McKinley Elementary School, located at 6822 Paramount Blvd., every second and fourth Friday, starting Feb. 24.

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Feb 23 7:00 am
  • nonprofit news

LGBTQ chorus South Coast Chorale to perform ‘Oliver Button is a Sissy’ in March

Tess Kazenoff

On March 11, community members can attend the first local performance of the production, in collaboration with several other Long Beach performing arts nonprofits.

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Feb 22 3:52 pm
  • Acura Grand Prix

Construction to begin Thursday for 48th annual Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach

Tess Kazenoff

Over the next 50 days, workers will dedicate over 33,000 hours to installing the safety system along the nearly 2-mile, 11-turn course, plus grandstands, six pedestrian bridges and eight giant vision boards for full-circuit TV coverage.

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Feb 20 9:57 am
  • publishing

How a Long Beach man left gang life and started his own publishing company

Tess Kazenoff

Stanley James II has published several poetry and fiction books, and work on his 10th book is currently underway.

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