SAFE Refuge at City Heart
A wonderful event this weekend, Saturday June 24th 9-noon at Made in downtown. Support our creativity!
Dr. Christine Jocoy, CSULB and Chris Wisniewski, RP resident presented the latest addition to our East 7th Street History website at our recent RPNA Board Meeting. Funded by the Long Beach Naval Heritage Fund, Dr. Jocoy and students and staff were funded to expand the data associated with the development of our area. There are…
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…
RPNA’s Winter Meeting was just as informative and engaging as past years. Tracy Ames’ warm hospitality and donation of % of night’s take to RPNA set the tone. The meeting started with food and beverage in hand while Emily Stevens was recognized for her 10 year exemplary effort on behalf of Rose Park. Councilmember Jeannine…
Please join us on Saturday, January 11, 2014 from 8:30 am – 11:30 am at our next Community Cleanup event. We’ll meet in the Northeast corner (10th St & St Louis Ave) of the Northgate Market (previously Top Valu) parking lot, 2038 E. 10th Street A dumpster will be available for large items, and trash bags and…
Just a review – our area was “annexed” to the City of LB in 1909. But we are celebrating that 100 years ago many of the Cal Bungalow structures were built. What happened in 1919? That year was the end of WWI which allowed the city to release building permits for non-war activity. Sometimes a…
Here is a sampling of the comments and thoughts from our recent Community Meeting – What Makes a Healthy Neighborhood. Led by Chris Robson. Social determinants are a key indicator of health disparities Structural, that is, policies are in place that keep unhealthy conditions. To change health experience for the neighborhood, those need to change…