"Long Beach Residents Turn Flooded Streets into Kayaking Playground, Hospital Seeks Public's Help in Identifying Mysterious Patient"

"Long Beach: Street Kayaking Chaos & Hospital Mystery Unraveled"

Trivia Question❓

Which iconic hotel in Long Beach, California was used as a filming location for the movie "The Shining"?

Answer at the bottom of the newsletter

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Long Beach Streets Turn Into Rivers!

Residents of Long Beach, California, Embrace Flooding with Street Kayaking Adventure.

Neighbors in Long Beach, California, took advantage of the flooded streets caused by a recent storm by using kayaks to navigate the water.

Some residents paddled through the submerged roads while others pushed makeshift rafts.

The city's public works department issued a statement advising residents not to kayak in the streets due to potential hazards.

Despite the warning, many people continued to enjoy the unique opportunity to kayak on the flooded streets.

Videos and photos of the unconventional boating activity quickly went viral on social media, showcasing the community's creativity and resilience in the face of extreme weather conditions.

MemorialCare Long Beach Medical Center is asking for the community’s help to identify a man who has been in their care since October 23.

The man was found near Long Beach Boulevard and the 710 Freeway without any identification or documents.

He is described as a Hispanic male, likely in his 60s, around 5 feet 8 inches tall, 200 pounds, with silver-gray hair and brown eyes.

Despite efforts from hospital staff and social workers, no relatives or friends have come forward.

The hospital requests anyone who recognizes him or has information to call their Emergency Department Social Work at 562-743-9507.

Images of the individual have been released, and the hospital urges locals to spread this information to help reunite the man with his family.

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The Attic has been a beloved Long Beach staple for years, serving creative Southern-inspired comfort food from a beautifully restored 1920s craftsman home.

It is a go-to spot where the community gathers for a unique twist on classic dishes, like their famously inventive Mac & Cheetos or rich shrimp and grits.

The cozy, welcoming atmosphere makes every meal feel like a special occasion with family and friends, right in the heart of the neighborhood.

This spotlight is presented by The Attic. For your next brunch or memorable dinner, we invite you to explore the full menu and taste what makes this place so special.

Q/A Questions

Q: What are some popular attractions in Long Beach, California?

A: The Queen Mary, Aquarium of the Pacific, and Long Beach Museum of Art are all popular attractions in Long Beach.

Q: What are the best beaches in Long Beach, California?

A: Some of the best beaches in Long Beach include Alamitos Beach, Granada Beach, and Belmont Shore Beach.

Q: What is the weather typically like in Long Beach, California?

A: Long Beach has a Mediterranean climate with mild, wet winters and warm, dry summers. Average temperatures range from the mid-60s to mid-70s year-round.

💡 Answer to Trivia Question:

The Queen Mary hotel.