Random Lengths News
Guided by the principles of free speech and a free press, Random Lengths delivers a diverse range of words, ideas, thoughts, and reflections in various lengths and widths. Our name is inspired by the history of San Pedro Bay, where lumber schooners from the Pacific Northwest used to arrive regularly to unload their shipments. The timber they transported was often cut to what was known as “random lengths and widths,” a phrase that remains in use within the lumber industry today. Random Lengths reflects this rich heritage of the harbor and the communities that have been built around it.
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randomlengthsnews.com | David F. Bacon
Photos by David Baconhttps://davidbaconrealitycheck.blogspot.com/2025/05/photos-from-edge-13-washington-square.htmlBefore Washington Square was a park, the Yelamu tribe of the Ramaytush Ohlone people lived along the Bay, and traveled up into what was then dunes and grassland, studded with oak trees. After the San Francisco peninsula was taken from them by the first Mexican settlers arriving from the south, cattle rancher Juana Briones grew potatoes on this small patch.
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randomlengthsnews.com | Melina Paris
Dalal Abu Amneh and Mawtini Choir Bring forth Gaza Palestinian Heritage and HopeSince March, when Israel broke the ceasefire in its invasion of the Gaza Strip, the daily atrocities the Jewish state has committed have largely been unreported in American mainstream media, on cable, on social media, or anywhere.
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randomlengthsnews.com | Melina Paris
An abbreviated look at a man’s photographic life. Photographer Ray Carofano’s career has spanned more than 50 years, first as a hobby, then a passion, and finally, a profession. Chronicles: The Photography of Ray Carofano at the Palos Verdes Art Center offers a deep exploration of the artist’s evocative photographic suites, showcasing the depth, nuance and emotional resonance of his work.
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randomlengthsnews.com | Terelle Jerricks
Union Remembers Fallen Workers in Ceremony and StruggleOn May 15, the ILWU Locals 13, 63 and 94 showed up at John S. Gibson Park to remember Dickie Parker and John Knudsen, two longshore workers who had been martyred and more than a hundred others who died on the waterfront doing their job since the founding of the ILWU in 1934. Greg Mitre served as the master of ceremonies in place of Local 13 president Gary Herrera.
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randomlengthsnews.com | Terelle Jerricks
Have you heard about the new restaurant on 9th Street called the Neon Sun? The buzz it’s been getting as of late has been deafening. The restaurant feels like a curated art experience, from the walls to the eating utensils, which I later learned were designed by a local artist who goes by the name Kurtis. I ordered the warm cabbage salad, a vibrant dish featuring chili crisp, mint, cilantro, garlic, ginger, and delicate slivers of Chinese sausage served over sautéed purple cabbage.
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