By Neena Strichart
We’ve got some big things happening in Signal Hill. First we get a Ross and a Dollar Tree. Then Circle Pet relocates here. Now we have a brand new Fresh & Easy Neighborhood Market set to open its doors Wednesday morning across from Home Depot on Cherry Avenue. Believe me, we will be [...]
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Thoughts from the Publisher
September 3rd, 2010 · No Comments · Thoughts From The Publisher
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Thoughts from the Publisher
August 27th, 2010 · No Comments · Thoughts From The Publisher
Many story ideas come across my desk that we deem worthy of publishing. Sometimes the information comes to us by email or fax, other times we receive it the old-fashioned way– by mail carrier or phone. Some items make it and some don’t. Lots of times they don’t run because we just don’t have the [...]
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Thoughts from the Publisher
August 20th, 2010 · No Comments · Thoughts From The Publisher
By Neena Strichart
During my adult years, I have been a member of many groups, including Daughters of the American Revolution, Friends of Long Beach Animals, Friends of Signal Hill Cultural Arts, Bixby Knolls Business Improvement Association, and GreySave (greyhound dog rescue group), as well as several others.
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Thoughts from the Publisher
August 13th, 2010 · No Comments · Thoughts From The Publisher
Many folks are doing without summer vacations this year. Back when finances were a bit better, some of us took one- or two-week trips during the year and some of us traveled even more often. My friend/coworker Barbie and I refer to those days as “back when we had money.”
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Thoughts from the Publisher
August 6th, 2010 · No Comments · Thoughts From The Publisher
We had a busy day at work this past Tuesday. Besides our regular day-to-day activities of running a newspaper, we had the opportunity to play host to Congresswoman Laura Richardson and many of her staff members for nearly two hours. We appreciate the time they gave us and the candidness of answers to our questions. [...]
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