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With growing antisemitism, fewer Jews feel sense of belonging — these programs aim to change that - Vimarsana News

With growing antisemitism, fewer Jews feel sense of belonging — these programs aim to change that

Several studies show that, in the U.S., fewer Jewish Americans are active in Jewish life or feel a real sense of belonging.

Out & About: Things to do in the Long Beach, South Bay areas Aug. 21-25 - Vimarsana News

Out & About: Things to do in the Long Beach, South Bay areas Aug. 21-25

Upcoming events and activities for people to enjoy.

ZIPping around Long Beach: Today, the greenery of 90808 • Long Beach Post News - Vimarsana News

ZIPping around Long Beach: Today, the greenery of 90808 • Long Beach Post News

Residents in the 90808 can’t complain about green space, leading the city in that category thanks to El Dorado East Regional Park at 388 acres, along with Heartwell Park’s 122.5 acres and Wardlow Park’s 15.8 acres.

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Local artists can get paid to create murals in neighborhoods hardest hit by COVID • the Hi-lo - Vimarsana News

Local artists can get paid to create murals in neighborhoods hardest hit by COVID • the Hi-lo

The Arts Council for Long Beach is seeking local artists for a new public art project that will pay them to paint murals in parks and facilities across the city.

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Got kids? Here's all the after-school programs available to Long Beach parents • Long Beach Post News - Vimarsana News

Got kids? Here's all the after-school programs available to Long Beach parents • Long Beach Post News

As kids head back to class next week, the city will offer a range of afternoon programs for youth through the fall and winter, the Parks, Recreation and Marine Department announced Tuesday.

Source: lbpost.com