It’s another beautiful day in Long Beach, America’s water capital! Welcome to the Long Beach Patch Daily Newsletter, the easiest, most enjoyable way to find out what’s going on down the street and around the corner. Sean Phoenix Cole-Smith has died at the age of 16. The library also wants your opinion on tech purchases and operating hours. After all, can it be six digits to count a voting measure that was passed with only 16 votes? First things first: today’s weather, the weather alarm and the allergy outlook. Sunny Southern California doesn’t disappoint, with temperatures in June of 75 ° for the high and 64 ° for the low. It gets mostly sunny and warm out here. Although grass pollen season coincides with chenopods, pollen levels in the air increase slightly but are still considered low to medium. The Five Headlines Everyone’s Talking AboutSean Phoenix Cole-Smith, a star student at Jordan High School and Special Olympics competitor in track and field at Hughes Middle School, has died. He was 16 years old. (LB Post) The LB City Library would like to hear from you. Your contribution will shape the availability of assistive technology as well as uptime. (Stadt LB) Do you remember when measure “A” (10.25% sales tax) was passed with 16 votes last year? The LB reform coalition applied for a new count, but had to cancel this “because of high costs after less than a week”. Estimates went up to around $ 200,000. The Chancellor argues that the taxpayer shouldn’t pay the bill for recounts. The matter will be brought to trial in July. (LB Press Telegram) The LB PD announces that it has arrested a suspect in a series of commercial break-ins. While the count is currently eight, burglar detectives are looking for more victims. Call the break-in agency at (562) 570-7351. (LB PD) The LB Area Chamber of Commerce has named Carolyn Caldwell, President and CEO of St. Mary Medical Center, as its chairman of the board for 2021-2022. (LB Business Journal) What’s happening in Long Beach today? So-Cal Cycle Swap Meet at Veterans Stadium. (7:00 am to 1:00 pm) LB Sunday Farmers’ Market on East Marina Drive, south of 2nd Street. (9 am to 2 pm) First Responder Cycling Club hosts its “Ballast Point Brewing Ride & Social”; Meet at 110 North Marina Drive. (9 a.m. to 2 p.m.) St. Cyprian Parish is home to its Food Drive collection at 4714 Clark Avenue. (9am) Enlightened Lady curated shopping experience with local artisans at the Towne Center. (11am to 5pm) Superweird Returns to 1 Junipero Avenue. (12 p.m. to 7 p.m.) Today’s Long Beach Patch Notebook might not fit into news or events, but you really want to know! Please visit the souvenir shop of St. Cyprian Catholic Church. All income helps to finance the ministries. That’s it! You now know and can weigh on the water cooler. Better yet, get out there and experience Long Beach! Tomorrow I’ll bring you a portion of delicious news and event snacks. -Sylvia Sylvia Cochran is a freelance writer who has lived in Long Beach and its various neighborhoods for more than 20 years. I love books, dogs, volunteering, and embrace social justice. When you’ve got a juicy tidbit of what’s happening on the spot, don’t keep it to yourself; Contact me by email at longbeach-ca@patch.com!
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