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Rich Archbold: 2 Long Beach community leaders attending prestigious MPA program at Harvard (opens the original)
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It’s back-to-school time for two of Long Beach’s community leaders. Uduak Ntuk, president of Long Beach City College’s board of trustees, and Long Beach equity officer Alanah T. Grant have been admitted to the prestigious Harvard Kennedy School of Government’s Mid-Career Masters of Public Administration program. They will join 360 other leaders from around the world who want to learn how to create public policies to solve some of the planet’s most-pressing issues, in addition to improving proble
Rich Archbold column: Christina’s life turns around with help of Pathways (opens the original)
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Christina Chavez struggled in high school, suffering from PTSD caused by childhood trauma and poverty, she recalls. And then, in an amazing turnaround, she not only finished high school, but she also earned a college degree and, eventually, a PhD. in molecular biology. Christina, now 34, credits Pathways to Independence with giving her the support and resources to concentrate on her education. She spoke about how Pathways changed her life while preparing to attend the nonprofit’s 35th annual ann
Rich Archbold: Grandparents, enjoy your special day today (opens the original)
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Sunday, Sept. 13, is your special day — but chances are you’re not aware of it. More than 90% of adults aren’t aware that Sunday is Grandparents Day or that there even is a Grandparents Day. But it’s true. In 1978, President Jimmy Carter signed legislation proclaiming the first Sunday after Labor Day as Grandparents Day, the first one to be celebrated in 1979. Grandparents Day was founded by Marian McQuade, an amazing woman who was an elder rights activist living in West Virginia. McQuade was bo
Rich Archbold: Roy Rogers and others drew thousands to Veterans Memorial Stadium (opens the original)
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Long Beach would have been a dull place without the excitement created by events at Veterans Memorial Stadium for more than three-quarters of a century. Football, played by high schools and Long Beach City College, has been king at the stadium since it opened in 1950. But there have been thousands of other events there, ranging from swap meets to motorcycle races to a sensational performance by western movie star legend Roy Rogers, with his famous horse Trigger and the Sons of the Pioneers singe
Rich Archbold: Lisa Anne Frost lives on in father’s heart after 9/11 plane crash (opens the original)
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Lisa Anne Frost was getting ready to board United Airlines Flight 175 at Logan International Airport, in Boston, on Sept. 11, 2001. But first, she called her father, who was working in Southern California. “She was so excited about coming home after graduating from Boston University,” her father, Tom Frost, said in an interview last week. “She called from a pay phone and said she was boarding in 15 minutes and would be at (Los Angeles International Airport) to see her mother and me in a few hour
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