CHRISTINE ANNE HO captured the Harvest Moon over the Queen Mary in the early morning of Sept. 7, and posted it on Facebook’s Photos of Long Beach, Calif. group.
A property management company in Long Beach became sick and tired of crows flocking together over its commercial buildings, gathering together to squawk loud messages to their comrades. They were joined by pigeons and sparrows, who would be pelting office windows and cars with droppings.
For all intents and popularity, prior to the 1940s, phonograph records were not heard on the radio. All music was done live. Most 78s of the era sold to the public carried the warning, “not for licensed for broadcast”, the theory being, if you can hear it on the radio, you won’t buy it on 78.
Hobo Jane Boutique strives to be more than just a unique clothing store with owner Sara Jane Martini hoping to be a friendly face in the retail community. This story originally ran in the Long Beach Current.
