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Artist transforms neighborhood one flower, sculpture at a time
Photos by Cory Bilicko By Rachael Rifkin Staff Writer Art has a way of popping up in the…
April 10, 2009
In its efforts to be bike-friendliest U.S. city, LB launches cycling website
Want to learn more about cycling in Long Beach? How to participate in city plans to make Long…
April 10, 2009
WANA hosting guided tour of Dominguez Gap Wetlands
As part of its Habitat Restoration and Water Conservation Education program, the Wrigley Area Neighborhood Alliance is hosting…
April 10, 2009
LB inaugurating Bike Festival this weekend
The inaugural Long Beach Bicycle Festival presented by Wokcano Restaurant is expected to bring thousands of spectators and…
April 3, 2009
Understanding terms, involving family can help in fostering a ‘green’ home
Whether it’s out of concern for the environment or for a desire to live a more natural lifestyle,…
March 26, 2009
Kids choir seeking new members
The Long Beach Department of Parks, Recreation and Marine Whaley Park Kids Choir is seeking kids ages 9-13…
March 26, 2009
Ecological activist chosen as 54th District’s ‘Woman of the Year’
Longtime Palos Verdes activist Barbara Dye was honored by the California State Assembly on Monday, March 16 as…
March 19, 2009
CSULB to host Japanese Garden Conference
Employees of public and private Japanese gardens, landscape architects and professionals, as well as gardening enthusiasts can learn…
March 19, 2009
Local nonprofit keeps old computers in classrooms, out of landfills
In Long Beach, e-waste recycling is making a difference in the lives of children through a nonprofit organization…
February 5, 2009