Voting is In
April 10th – VOTE. A great habit, one you don’t have to break. Where?
Hope is a powerful idea. Lottery win, meet the right person, look good in those cloths are frequent motivators. More often our hopes and aspirations are practical. Pay the bills, get into college, pass the test, catch the bus. Achieving these goals, as small or as grand as they may be, are built on our…
Rose Park Neighborhood Association and Public Works are working together to address the signage issues at the roundabout locations on Temple and 6th and Obispo & 6th Street. Rose Park Neighborhood Association was informed by the Public Works Engineering Bureau that new signage (pictured below) will be installed on all approaches to the traffic circle at…
Don’t forget about tonight’s “Pot Luck and Bottle Share” at The Red Leprechaun, which takes place tonight, Wednesday, Jan 22nd, between 6:30p and 8:30p! If you missed our previous announcement about the Red Leprechaun’s “Public House Night” that is being held especially for residents of Rose Park tonight, see our post from January 16th for…
It is the simple things. This flu season has become a huge and distressing time. We’d love the magic pill but the best thing is to not get it. Tough when you have an active life and mingle with others. But one of the best preventive measures is washing your hands. everyday-preventive-actions-8.5×11
8 days left – sharpen those pencils, lick that lead let’s write up a story for the ages. “How the Gnome Stole Rose Park” will become neighborhood mythology and sure to please. Submit you one page tale to info@rpna.org by Dec. 31st
RPNA with Port of Long Beach and Heart of Ida, and our very own CD2 and CD4! Along with great groups: Jennifer Kumiyana, disability advocate, East Division PD, LB Transit, Gray Panthers, Hearing Loss Association, Willard Neighborhood Group, AOC7, and WalkLB. We will be out walking the sidewalks at 10th and Orizaba. We want to…