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Winter Community Meeting – January 23, 2019 – Red Leprechaun

ByGretchen

We love starting our year at a favorite pub, owned and operated by our long time RP resident Tracy Ames. Please join us. Wednesday January 23red at 7pm. SAVE the DATE

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Homeless Outreach

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For non-emergency concerns regarding a person/persons who are living on the street please call 562-570-4550. This number is  checked regularly and dispatch to address locations throughout the city.  Homeless outreach is not a 24/7 service but does have some extended hours and they will call you back if you request it. If there is concern…

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MOMS FOR A BEAUTIFUL 10TH STREET

ByDanielle Potter Dague

Rose Park Neighborhood volunteers celebrated the 5th Annual Moms for a Beautiful 10th Street on Thursday, March 25th. Volunteers displayed vibrant butterflies on the trees of 10th Street from Temple to Cherry Avenue. The message for this year’s street action is “Moms are Essential!” It has been a difficult year on us all and many moms…

Long Beach Crime Portal and Monthly Crime Statistics – Kenny Shiozaki-Kawamoto
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Long Beach Crime Portal and Monthly Crime Statistics – Kenny Shiozaki-Kawamoto

ByGretchen

DataLB (http://datalb.longbeach.gov/) is the city’s new public GeoSpatial & Open Data Portal for exploring, visualizing and downloading data that is now publicly available.  Users are able to filter by date ranges, day of the week, time of day, and crime type.  There are over 24 different crime types to select from and each occurrence is…

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Neighborhood Book Club & Roses for Rose Park for Businesses!

ByDanielle Potter Dague

Long Beach neighbors gathered early Sunday evening for food and drinks to discuss the book “The Connected Community” written by Cormac Russell and John McKnight. This book explores the ways neighbors can connect with each other to create healthier, stronger and more engaged neighborhoods. The group discussed the inspirational stories from the book that describes…

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Envisioning Safe STreets

ByDanielle Potter Dague

On Monday, August 17th Rose Park residents and volunteers arrived masked and ready to work using chalk and spray paint with stencils to display the feedback of residents and surrounding neighbors for safer, accessible streets and equitable spaces. Thank you to Rose Park resident and artist Cody Lusby for leading the street art action and…