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Long Beach’s 8th annual Ranchos Walk educates participants about local history (opens the original)
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Hundreds of people walked back in time this weekend. Long Beach hosted its eighth annual Ranchos Walk on Saturday, Sept. 26, providing a free hiking experience that also educated participants about local history — about the people, places and events that have shaped the city. The walk traveled an urban trail that links Rancho Los Alamitos and Rancho Los Cerritos. The full 9.4-mile route connected the highest points across Long Beach and Signal Hill, including Longview Point at Willow Springs Par
Spooky season is here – and so is the Press-Telegram’s annual Scary Stories Contest (opens the original)
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Spooky season is here already? You bet it is. And you know what that means: It’s time once again for Long Beach students to make us shiver by sending us their most terrifying tales and most dastardly drawings as part of the Press-Telegram’s annual Scary Stories Contest. Submissions are now open. The deadline to submit stories or drawings to the contest is 5 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 19. As usual, there will be three age divisions for stories and drawings: Elementary school (K-5), middle school (6-8)
2026 Long Beach Gives raises about $2.6 million for 300 nonprofits, another record (opens the original)
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Long Beach Gives logged another record-breaking campaign – raising millions of dollars for hundreds of nonprofits over the last week. Each year, Long Beach Gives brings local nonprofits together under one campaign to share their stories, bring in new donors, raise money and rally the community around the causes that keep the city thriving, according to the organization’s website. Since its inaugural year, when the campaign raised about $800,000, Long Beach Gives has raised more and more money –
Long Beach sailing, lifeguard community celebrates life of Dick Miller (opens the original)
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The Southern California aquatics community converged on the Long Beach Yacht Club on Thursday morning, Sept. 24, to say farewell to a legendary lifeguard. Nearly 400 people gathered at LBYC, in Alamitos Bay, to celebrate the life of Richard “Dick” Miller, the iconic former Long Beach lifeguard chief who died Aug. 9 after having a stroke. He was 93. Miller, who along with his friend, Pat Flynn, was instrumental in establishing the city’s Junior Lifeguard Program. The program began in 1971 with 63
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