Nearly 60 came, shared a wonderful meal by Dan Zorkot the owner of the soon to open Bistro on 7th (corner of Coronado). The Fall Community Meeting opened with introductions, and then a great offer from CSULB Women’s Basketball Team. Over dinner we discussed the next steps of our “Light the Night” initiative – lighting…
A couple of city departments are asking for input.
Nearly a decade ago a LB open studio tour began and it has grown! We have two RP resident-artists in the show. Cody and Barry – very near each other. Check out the map and walk, bike, uber/lyft to others. You can always drive but that is so last century. Date: Oct 14-15, noon –…
A resident adds to our pool of knowledge. In addition to abandoned and unused cable, there is a another problem, which results in unsightly (and unneeded) coils of cable at the end of active cables: I was told by a Verizon worker who was installing fiber optic cable (Fios) at my home that the cables…
Craftsman Village Established 1992 Craftsman Village Historic District is one of the oldest historic districts in Long Beach. During the tour, you will be able to see examples of the different types of bungalows that make up the fabric of this unique neighborhood. There will be an opportunity to tour two of the homes in…
Very, very slowly and without fanfare our streets, alleys and homes are being draped in cable. Much like kudzo in the southern part of the United States. Why is that? For one, communication utilities and those wires (those are the lowest hanging wires) are not required to remove out of use or unnecessary cables! So…