Does North Long Beach Deserve A Landmark?
While attending the Book by Authors event at the Long Beach Town Center Barnes and Noble bookstore [LBReport.com on-scene coverage with video click here], I listened intently to the many and varied stories that weave the rich tapestry known as North Long Beach. Among the distinct and repeated patterns arising in that verbal textile were oft repeated names of places now committed to treasured memory and faded sepia tone photos: Shady Acres Miniature Golf Course, Mexico City Restaurant, Lou’s Book Store, The Mustard Seed Restaurant, and the legendary Dooley’s Hardware. Continue reading Long Beach Report.
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