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2 months ago | 
lbpost.com | Cheantay Jensen |Thomas R Cordova |Jacob Sisneros |Caitlin Antonios
Posted inSide StrEATS by Thomas Cordova and Jacob Sisneros February 18, 2025February 18, 2025 Side StrEATS is an occasional video series by the Long Beach Post that highlights the amazing diversity and personal stories in our city’s unique culinary scene.
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Nov 27, 2024 | 
scrippscollege.edu | Caitlin Antonios
Scripps students on a recent Career Exploration Trek visit to the Claremont Lewis Museum of Art. By Caitlin AntoniosWhen considering the building blocks of a career—from first internship to signing an offer letter—knowing what you don’t want is just as important as knowing what you do. That’s one of the many reasons why Scripps’ Career Planning & Resources (CP&R) takes students on Career Exploration Treks.
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Nov 15, 2024 | 
laist.com | Caitlin Antonios
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Nov 15, 2024 | 
laist.com | Caitlin Antonios
For many Angelenos, attending a Friendsgiving with chosen family a week before the big day has become part of the holiday tradition, especially over the past decade. But what if you don’t have your chosen family close by but still want to connect with people? There are events all over the city aimed at bringing strangers together.
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Nov 7, 2024 | 
scrippscollege.edu | Caitlin Antonios
Nathalie Espinoza PZ ’26, Visiting Assistant Professor in Chemistry Christopher Dettmar, and Jana Gaskin ’25 (right) working inside The Nucleus. By Caitlin AntoniosTwo to four times a week, Jana Gaskin ’25 is somewhere on Scripps’ campus rehearsing for the dance performances she has each semester. When she’s not in the studio, Gaskin is likely in a lab working on scientific research. In a few short months, Gaskin will graduate as a chemistry major with a dance minor.
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Oct 25, 2024 | 
lbpost.com | John Donegan |Caitlin Antonios |Jason Ruiz |Alicia Robinson
Posted inCity by John Donegan Oct 25, 2024Oct 25, 2024 It’s currently illegal, but the City Council is looking at options to permit cannabis sales and consumption at large gatherings. There is concern, however, about secondhand smoke and other health risks.
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Sep 30, 2024 | 
lbwatchdog.com | Fernando Haro |Caitlin Antonios |Jason Ruiz |Maya-Claire Glenn
With a myriad of anti-trans legislation being propped up across the United States, Saturday’s Trans Pride Long Beach event provided an escape for genderqueer people to not only celebrate themselves, but their community. “The trans community has been under attack more than they have in a long time in our country, so today and every day we need to make sure we’re here to hug someone and show them we care,” said City Councilmember Cindy Allen, who was a sponsor and attended the event.
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Sep 30, 2024 | lbwatchdog.com | Fernando Haro |Caitlin Antonios |Jason Ruiz |Maya-Claire Glenn
With a myriad of anti-trans legislation being propped up across the United States, Saturday’s Trans Pride Long Beach event provided an escape for genderqueer people to not only celebrate themselves, but their community. “The trans community has been under attack more than they have in a long time in our country, so today and every day we need to make sure we’re here to hug someone and show them we care,” said City Councilmember Cindy Allen, who was a sponsor and attended the event.
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Sep 5, 2024 | 
lbwatchdog.com | Brandon Richardson |Fernando Haro |Jason Ruiz |Caitlin Antonios
With hundreds of accessory dwelling units being permitted in Long Beach annually the city is looking to a new loan program that would provide up to $250,000 to homeowners to build a new unit as long as they rent it to a low-income household. Sign in to continue reading. Enter your email address to sign in or create your free account. β or sign in with β
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Sep 5, 2024 | lbwatchdog.com | Brandon Richardson |Fernando Haro |Jason Ruiz |Caitlin Antonios
With hundreds of accessory dwelling units being permitted in Long Beach annually the city is looking to a new loan program that would provide up to $250,000 to homeowners to build a new unit as long as they rent it to a low-income household. Sign in to continue reading. Enter your email address to sign in or create your free account. β or sign in with β
