Longbeachize
This nonprofit blog, created by writer and photographer Brian Addison, has received awards for its insightful coverage of livability topics. It addresses important issues like housing, transportation, biking, and urban design, while promoting the principles of complete streets and New Urbanism.
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1 week ago |
longbeachize.com | Brian Addison
Roe, the seafood-centric staple of Belmont Shore in Long Beach, has long exuded a dedicated quality to its fish and sea critters. And though it had many noble attempts at lifting its cocktail program throughout the years—particularly highlighted through—it never quite had the beverage program to match its food and hospitality, led by the rightfully loved management of Gillian Roe. With bar manager Emilee Comeau, however, the Belmont Shore space is ready to showcase its evolution in cocktails.
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1 week ago |
longbeachize.com | Brian Addison
The crew that brought Long Beach its first major beer festival during the pandemic, Halloween Hootenanny and continues to do so each year since—Festival Obscura founders Martin and Ryan Hughes-Svab along with Craft Beer LB founder Dennis Trilles—found it appropriate to bring it twice a year for beer lovers. After the inability to find a proper venue last year, Halfway to Halloween Hootenanny returns for a third year in a much-celebrated spring offering from the crew.
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2 weeks ago |
longbeachize.com | Brian Addison
A Lucky Strike bowling alley will be coming to Long Beach thanks to an approval from the Planning Commission earlier this month. The former Orchard Supply building on the westernmost edge of Long Beach Exchange will be the new home to the bowling alley.
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2 weeks ago |
longbeachize.com | Brian Addison
Missed previous Long Beach Food Scene Intel updates? We got you covered, boo: Click here for the full archive. Long Beach Food Scene Intel is a series from Brian Addison that will recap food news throughout the city, both news that needs just a quick mention, is developing, or repeated news where you might have missed the full features.
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2 weeks ago |
longbeachize.com | Brian Addison
E-scooter riders—like those found on Bird and Lime scooters across the city—will soon be able to use the beach path for their transportation needs. Prohibited for years, new e-scooter riders looking to cruise the path will find themselves having to walk their scooters back to designated areas where they are permitted. This is achieved via geo-fencing, where the device’s GPS knows where the user is.
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