Posts Tagged ‘john canalis’

CITY OF DOWNEY BUYS AVENUE THEATER; JOHNNY REBS REOPENS

May 15, 2008

The City of Downey has purchased The Avenue, Downey’s smallest, most vacant movie house–a single-screen theater on Downey Avenue in the heart of the downtown.
That’s according to Samantha Gonzaga in this morning’s Press-Telegram–part of which was once prepared in a small office next door.
The city’s cost: $1.2 million for the 850-seat theater which is housed [...]

THE OBAMA-ENING OF LONG BEACH

May 13, 2008

It’s interesting to watch Long Beach’s superdelegates decide who they’ll support for the Democratic presidential nomination.
In today’s Press-Telegram, John Canalis writes about the decision of the last superdelegate, Ed Espinoza, 35–with whom he went to high school–and what that means for Long Beach.
Espinoza, he writes, “works as a political analyst, public relations professional and CNN [...]

FROM P-T: O’DONNELL RUNS (HIS MOUTH) UNOPPOSED

February 25, 2008

Patrick O’Donnell is running unopposed for re-election as the Fourth District’s representative to the Long Beach City Council — and in today’s Q & A with Press-Telegram columnist John Canalis, who lobs a few softballs that O’Donnell swats out of the park. Canalis doesn’t bother with follow-up questions. Still, the interview is better than nothing — [...]

SUJA LOWENTHAL RUNNING (HER MOUTH) UNOPPOSED

February 18, 2008

Suja Lowenthal is among three members of the Long Beach City Council — the others are Rae Gabelich and Patrick O’Donnell — who don’t have to campaign for re-election this year because no one filed to oppose them. Trying to hold these officials to some kind of public accounting, the Press-Telegram’s John Canalis submitted questions [...]

A MAN FOR (ALMOST) ALL SEASONS

December 3, 2007

Cal State Long Beach poet Gerald Locklin prepares to retire
There are certain people whom you can’t imagine Long Beach without. Kelvin Anderson of VIP Records is one; how would I have gotten through high school without my Eric B. & Rakim fix? Cal Worthington, the car dealer, is another; many of us grew up on [...]

VECTOR CONTROL

June 6, 2007

Tues | May 29 I was reading “The Canalis Report” on the Press-Telegram website today. This particular report, published a few days ago, follows new councilman Dee Andrews around his Sixth District neighborhood and contains this line from author John Canalis: “If Long Beach is a body, I know the head uptown, the feet downtown, [...]

 

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