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Read RLn publisher James Preston Allen’s commentary on the issues of the day, from local politics to national trends.
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July 2nd Issue Pollution Off Palos Verdes Coast May Take Years to Clean Up p.5
Hahn Deals Blow to Outer Harbor Cruise Terminal p.5
ACE Features Punk Explosion––1979, When Garage Music Got Its Edge p.9
Read RLn publisher James Preston Allen’s commentary on the issues of the day, from local politics to national trends.
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June 18th Issue Port Commission, PCAC See Personnel Changes p. 4
Rancho Palos Verdes Plays Games With the Public Records Act p. 5
ACE Features Blues Legends of the Bayou Festival p. 15
Read RLn publisher James Preston Allen’s commentary on the issues of the day, from local politics to national trends.
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June 4th Issue Carson’s Hemingway Park’s Aquatic Center to Open July 3. p. 4
Lawsuit Challenges Supertanker Terminal. p.5
Long Beach Officer Involved Shootings Spike. p.6
ACE Features Michelle Mangione and Jefferson Airplane’s Grace Slick Shakes Up the Music Scene. p.9
Read RLn publisher James Preston Allen’s commentary on the issues of the day, from local politics to national trends.
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May 21st Issue Two Years After the Murder of Cheryl Green: Toberman Gang Counselors Making the Difference P.3
Troubled Chicago Bank Linked to Three Harbor Area Projects P.3
Neighborhood Council Highlights: “Don’t Go There,” Says Northwest p.5
ACE Features Dylan Fest Celebrating the Music of the Man from Hibbing, Minnesota p. 11
Read RLn publisher James Preston Allen’s commentary on the issues of the day, from local politics to national trends.
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May 7th Issue Weiss V. Trutanich Head To Run-Off for City Attorney–And It’s Not Pretty! p.4
A Tale of Two Moms: Same-Sex Parents Face Challenge of Raising Kids in a Hetero-Centric World p.5
Labor Galore at CSUDH: School Becomes Site of Labor and Social Justice Fair p.5
ACE Features Singing Jailbirds: The Musical Comes to the Warner Grand p. 11
Editor's Note: Even though Harman supported and defended Bush's illegal, warrantless wiretap program, and called for the New York Times to be prosecuted for exposing it, when Marcy Winograd ran against her because of her pro-war, anti-civil liberties record, in this campaign ad, she pretended a deep commitment to the position she had actually opposed:
Read RLn publisher James Preston Allen’s commentary on the issues of the day, from local politics to national trends.
Community Voices
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Attention Local Artists: Applications for ACE District funds are now being accepted. To submit, download the Chamber's RFQ . [deadline - May 1, 2009]
April 30th Issue Union Surplus Store Closing p.3
Sewage Plant Anomaly Triggers Beach Closure p.3
Carson City Limits: New Sheriff in Town p.5
Juanita Foods' Founder George De lA Torre: Wilmington's Native Son Cast a Long Shadow p. 7
ACE Features Jill Sharpe: torn Up Over the Blues p. 11 Curtain Call: War, Families and Family Values Dominate the Local Stage p.15
Read RLn publisher James Preston Allen’s commentary on the issues of the day, from local politics to national trends.
Community Voices
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Attention Local Artists: Applications for ACE District funds are now being accepted. To submit, download the Chamber's RFQ . [deadline - May 1, 2009]
April 16th Issue Boys and Girls Club Pulls Out the Big Guns To Restore Port Funding p. 5
Thirty Years After Exxon Valdez and Twenty After Three Mile Island Accidents, Has Anything Been Learned? p. 6
Green Long Beach! Festival, May 2 p. 12
The Right Waterfront Plan for San Pedro
ACE Features Special Note : You must reserve tickets by emailing iraproductions at gmail dot com. Two tickets will be held per request. Tickets are $20 and payable at the door the night of the performance. p. 13In Defense of Croatian Liberation, A Review of Jack Baric’s Doc. Film Searching for a Storm p.15
Read RLn publisher James Preston Allen’s commentary on the issues of the day, from local politics to national trends.
Community Voices
Read commentaries by local activists, community leaders, and people of note on the state of our community, state, and nation.
Attention Local Artists: Applications for ACE District funds are now being accepted. To submit, download the Chamber's RFQ . [deadline - May 1, 2009]
April 2nd Issue Recent Shootings Spark Discussion About Downtown San Pedro Security p. 3
Federal Appeals Court Revives Clean Trucks Roadblock p. 3
Long Beach Residents Vote April 7: Read the candidates position on the issues
Afghanistan–– President Obama’s Vietnam? p. 19
ACE Features RL Theatre Critic, Gene Warech Dies p.14
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