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East Village Businesses to Host Pre-Summer Sidewalk Sale

EVAsaleThis Saturday will welcome the first sidewalk sale hosted by a group of established and new East Village Arts District stores to celebrate the coming of summer.

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OP-ED: Could Craft Beer Become Long Beach’s Newest Growth Industry?

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Craft beer has become a major source of tourism money for cities from San Diego to Torrance. Should Long Beach be taking advantage of the popularity of locally made beer and encouraging this new economic resource?

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Updated 1957 Tay Home Hits Park Estates

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Another Paul E. Tay--this one an entirely original Tay design--home has hit the Long Beach market in Park Estates along El Parque Street, this one a more prominent example of Tay's impeccable work.

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Outlet Mall Planned for The Pike at Rainbow Harbor

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New development plans for the Pike at Rainbow Harbor were revealed last week and it appears that the latest plan is to turn the maligned waterfront complex into a destination outlet mall.

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OP-ED: Rail Project Makes Sense for the Region

By Dave Arian | Economically, the SCIG project is critical to the competitiveness of both the Los Angeles and Long Beach ports, ensuring that the tens of thousands of jobs supported by the cargo industry remain in this region. Environmentally, SCIG reduces air pollutants associated with cargo handling by taking more than one million trucks per year off the region’s freeways.

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Real Estate
1954 Park Estates Home With Paul Tay Alterations Hits Market

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A sprawling 1954 home with later alterations made by Paul Edward Tay home has recently been listed for sale in the Park Estates neighborhood of Long Beach.

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Best Shopping District: East Village Arts District

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Skateboarding and punk music have been intertwined almost since day one, but not until Durty Mick’s brought its expanded skateshop and record store to the revitalized corner of 3rd St. and Elm Ave. that the combination became a brick-and-mortar reality.

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Iron Ore Exports Begin at Port of Long Beach for First Time in 40 Years

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As manufacturing continues to increase in major Asian markets, a local metals shipper announced that it is--for the first time in 40 years--exporting iron ore from the Port of Long Beach.

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Yelp Help: Using Yelp To Build Your Small Business

ratchet-yelpEven though we’re an established physical therapy office, in our seventh year, we always need to generate new business in order to keep our calendar full. What are the best no-cost ways for us to increase foot traffic and awareness?

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DLBA Extends Sponsorship Funding for Downtown Events

The Downtown Long Beach Associates $2500 sponsorship grants have been extended and the nonprofit's Marketing and Special Events Task Force is currently looking for events being held between June and October of 2013 that could use additional funding.

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Best Place to Pimp Your Ride: Orozco's Auto Service

They don't just handle toys--they handle pieces of art. Take, for instance, their servicing of a 1977 Maserati that had--no joke--only 15,000 miles on it. Or perhaps a cherry red 1939 Ford that just so happens to have a Chevy engine it (good choice).

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California Economy Finally Shows Signs of Recovery

For the first time in what seems like a lifetime, California budget projections are looking healthy. The first quarter of the states 2013 fiscal year has just concluded and California’s state budget is showing positive trends with general fund revenue for March exceeding Gov. Jerry Brown’s budget forecast by $254 million.

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Cindy Allen Becomes Partner At Long Beach Post

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Cindy Allen was named a new partner in the Long Beach Post Company at a six-year celebration of the media organization last Friday. Allen is the President of ETA Advertising, a multi-million dollar full service agency based in Long Beach.

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Michelle Molina: Building Peace On Pine

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Michelle Molina speaks with Culture Agent columnist Sander Roscoe Wolff about how the Millworks redevelopment of the Press Telegram building is revitalizing Pine Avenue, her passion for helping kids, and this Saturday's Green Prix Long Beach.

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Millworks Unveils Second Phase of Pine Avenue Development

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Millworks, the development company behind the reimagining of the historic Press-Telegram and Meeker Baker Buildings along Pine Avenue, have officially unveiled their plans for phase two of the project.

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