It is the simple things. This flu season has become a huge and distressing time. We’d love the magic pill but the best thing is to not get it. Tough when you have an active life and mingle with others. But one of the best preventive measures is washing your hands.
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…
Rose Park Neighborhood Meeting Attendees will engage in an active discussion of Rose Park, gather collective ideas and visions for shaping the use of Rose Park. LBPD Eastside Commander Pennino will provide public safety updates including crime trends and prevention tips. Vanessa of Litter Free Long Beach, will discuss citywide cleanups on blocks, alleyways, teaming…
We are working hard to distribute 2000+ newsletters. At door stops, on gates, and that swinging bench. We had 10 people help distribute this month’s issue. Go Team! RPNA issue 9
It seems like there is nothing to do and then voila – everything happens at that same time. Here are the highlights! Saturday morning March 24th – 6th St. Bike Boulevard Bike and Ride and opening of the the new green space/park. Saturday March 24th – Go solar – check out reducing your carbon footprint…
The Long Beach’s Neighborhood Services Bureau is currently accepting applications for the city’s Home Improvement Rebate Program, and so we are publishing this city-supplied FAQ about the program. Contact the Bureau at (562) 570-6866 for more information and to request an application. WHAT IS THE HOME IMPROVEMENT REBATE PROGRAM? The program provides a reimbursement of up…
Thanks to Councilmember Suja Lowenthal, Jeff Anderson Real Estate, Portfolio Coffeehouse and RPNA, 86 new trees were planted in Rose Park today. People showed up to volunteer in droves! We had more volunteers than ever before. At one site the dirt was so hard that a neighbor loaned us an auger just to dig the…