Hearts Across Long Beach is a community wellness project for essential workers. Participating organizations are provided a mosaic art kit to create a moment of beauty, healing, and self expression with these mosaic hearts. As we move forward, we invite essential workers to take a moment to breathe, reflect, and create. The mosaic hearts are then displayed as part of an exhibition within the community. Visit ArtWorksLBC or email info@rpna.org for more information.
Not enough to do this summer. Check out the FREE landscape classes at our very own LB Water Department, 1800 E. Wardlow Rd from 9:30-1pm. Some are available via webinair. Contact: 570-2308 or go to www.lbwater.orgHere are some of the upcom ing classes: July 14th Lawn to Garden Overview…..August 11th Designing Your Own Landscape…..August 25th Residential…
We wish you all a very happy, safe and healthy holiday and hope to see you in the neighborhood in 2024. If you are interested in getting involved, please email us at info@rpna.org or DM us on Instagram @roseparklb. We have art, neighborhood clean ups, safety initiatives and more in store!
It was just a year ago when the 6th Street Bike Blvd was completed, landscape included. But for one of those intersections life has been brutal. Standing with the head of Traffic Engineering and the engineer for the Bike Blvd this week here is the re-cap. The traffic circle was run over – that means…
Power 4 Youth is our lifeline to the future. The group mentors youth through the precarious time called ‘teenage years’. It may have been smooth sailing for you but more many it was tortuous. There are young male students who’ve have come forward for mentoring but there are not enough empathetic men to pair them…
Whether this has been on your radar – or not, it’s worth checking out the recent press release from City Hall regarding the Land Use Element process and document. Here it is in its entirety with lots of “how to get more info” links. This topic is expected to be addressed in March at City…
[From the office of Council Member Jeannine Pearce 2-23-17] At the request of the Second Council District, Public Works Traffic Division conducted a field investigation of 4th Street and Obispo Avenue. Vehicular and pedestrian volumes were collected and evaluated against the intersection geometrics. Information about collision history was also reviewed. Based on this analysis, it…