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Soroptimist International of Long Beach will host its 31st annual “Women Who Make a Difference” awards and luncheon on Saturday, April 14 at 11am at The Grand, 4101 E. Willow St.
The program honors women in the community who use their influence to improve the lives of women and who have distinguished themselves in their profession [...]

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CJ Dablo
Staff Writer
In a first-reading vote Tuesday, the Signal Hill City Council unanimously passed an ordinance that adopts an economic plan which aims to promote development in the city.
“We had, you know, a fantastic run with the redevelopment agency. That is gone. It is gone,” Councilmember Ed Wilson said. “Whether we’ll get some of the property [...]

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Stephanie Raygoza
Staff Writer
Autrilla Watkins-Scott recently discovered an overlooked surprise in her latest book. While flipping through the pictures buried within the last few pages, she stopped at page 200 to take a long look at the letter she received from former President William Jefferson Clinton, whom she mentions in her writing. What she’d realize is [...]

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Among the offices on the ballot for the Tuesday, April 10 election in Long Beach will be City Council districts 4 and 8, as well as that of the Long Beach Unified School District’s Board of Education District 4.
Since those seats cover geographical areas that fall within its distribution area, the Signal Tribune requested that [...]

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