Newsletter Archives
2007
November - December, 2007
Commentary
- There is NO Substitute for Being Prepared (Scottie Hinkey, RPNA President)
- Building a Better Community, One Neighbor at a Time (Corey Kemp, "For Rent" columnist)
Articles
September - October, 2007
Commentary
- Community Elects '07-08 RPNA Board Officers (Scottie Hinkey, RPNA President)
- State of the 2nd District Spotlights Community's Successes, Challenges
(Suja Lowenthal, 2nd District Councilmember) - 96,150 Renters Make Long Beach Their Home (Corey Kemp, "For Rent" columnist)
July - August, 2007
Commentary
- Nominations Open for 2007-2008 RPNA Board of Directors
(Scottie Hinkey, RPNA President)
May - June, 2007
Commentary
- Get Involved in Long Beach 2030 Plan (Scottie Hinkey, RPNA President)
March - April, 2007
Commentary
- Volunteers Make A Big Difference (Scottie Hinkey, RPNA President)
- Needed Changes Coming to Our Namesake Park (Suja Lowenthal, 2nd Council District)
January-February, 2007
Commentary
- A Clean Vision for 2007 (Scottie Hinkey, RPNA President)
- Sharing a Year of Firsts (Suja Lowenthal, 2nd District Councilmember)
The RPNA Newsletter
More than 1,400 Rose Park residents receive a copy of the RPNA newsletter, featuring news, commentary and a colorful variety of articles examining Rose Park's exciting and multifaceted lifestyle. Published six times a year, the newsletter is the Association's ongoing conversation with everyone living in this unique, historic district on the east side of Long Beach, California.
Regular contributors to the publication include our 2nd District Councilmember and the president of the RPNA, as well as a variety of authors celebrating local history, entertainment, community issues, gardening and much more. Each issue also features photographic galleries of the RPNA's extremely popular annual events, such as our Easter Egg-Stravaganza, summer Picnic in the Park and holiday Rose Park Trims a Tree for Peace.
The newsletter is completely supported by annual advertising contracts with an enormous variety of local businesses, the majority of which renew their support of the newsletter and the RPNA year after year.