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The Case For Optimism This Election Season–Is all politics local again?
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How Harbor Gateway Residents Turned “Every Weekend” Into a Citywide Crackdown
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Letters to the Editor: Community Town Hall Rears Ugliness, Wildlife Care, and “60 Minutes” Stood for Professionalism Against Chaos
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Should the Presumption of Innocence Influence How Media Report on Allegations of Heavily Stigmatized Crimes?
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Battling Inequity in the Wake of MLK
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Whether or Not Michael’s Pizzeria Is Best in U.S., Story Shows Media Outlets Not Checking Sources
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City of Long Beach’s “Year in Review” Admits Only the Good
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Despite Plans to Turn a Dozen Rural Acres of Long Beach into Housing, City Says Nothing Is Guaranteed
Greggory Moore
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Happy New Year to the Police; or, How I Show My Love
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Diane Gershuny, In Memoriam: The Loss of a Long Beach Champion
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December 18, 2013
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How a Young Christian Musician’s Drug Choices Almost Ruined His Life
Greggory Moore
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December 13, 2013
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Giving and Its Discontents; or, Should We Ever Say “No”?
Greggory Moore
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December 3, 2013
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Excessive Force by the LBPD: An Unfair Perception or a Real Problem?
Greggory Moore
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November 27, 2013
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One Man’s Misadventures with California’s Obamacare Website
Greggory Moore
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November 13, 2013
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The Naked Guy at the Party; or, Naked Aggression; or, Don’t Be a Dick
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