The following paragraph was delivered as written (and emphasized) in two pre-election newsletters to 3rd District Councilwoman Suzie Price’s constituents as part of her multiple efforts to support a signature gathering campaign seeking to “address shortcomings of recently enacted Propo
The votes are in for both our local elections and our Best of Long Beach contest, with those results reported on pages 6 and 7. Thank you to all who participated.
In my readings recently, I stumbled upon an article concerning rent control – a subject pitting two economic groups squarely against one another. If you’re the owner of residential rental units, you object to a governmental agency dictating what price you may set on your property.
Role-reversal can be an enjoyable and entertaining exercise in building empathy and widening the perspectives of those who participate and/or witness such an activity.
Recently I had the opportunity to sit-in on a rehearsal for PrimeTime Players’ upcoming, “A Tribute to Rodgers and Hart.” It was a pleasurable preview of what Long Beach audiences can anticipate when the show performs at various venues throughout the city.
There’s a proposal afoot to consolidate the Long Beach Water Department and the Gas & Oil Department into a Long Beach Utility Department. That sounds like a good idea even though both departments are being efficiently run and doing a good job overall.
The picture of a man sprawled out on a motel bed certainly attracts attention, but the headline of the accompanying article seems somewhat at variance.
