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Rich Archbold: Long Beach soldiers called for memorial sports stadium during WWII

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By Rich Archbold Verified
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If you had walked out on the morning of Feb. 25, 1945, to pick up the Press-Telegram on your driveway, the front page was, not surprisingly, dominated by World War II news from faraway places — with headlines like, “Yanks driving on Rhine.” But toward the bottom of that front page was something different, a story with a strong Long Beach connection. It was accompanied by a letter signed by 17 local young men who were serving in the Pacific Theater.
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Rich Archbold: New Long Beach school superintendent is David v. Goliath

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By Rich Archbold Verified
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When he was 5 years old, David Zaid, Long Beach’s new public school superintendent, loved reading the story about the battle between David the shepherd boy who bravely defeated the giant warrior Goliath with just a simple slingshot and a stone. “It was my favorite book as a child,” Zaid said last week in an interview in his office. “It changed my life.” It also changed his name. Zaid was born with the first name, Mynason.
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Rich Archbold: Mentees now mentoring Long Beach students in CAMEO program

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By Rich Archbold Verified
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When Rosa Ruiz, Norma Salcedo-Campos and Nohelia Gavarrete were in high school, the thought of them going to college was like a dream. “I knew I wanted to attend college,” Gavarrete said, “but being a first-generation eldest daughter of immigrants, I had no idea how to get there, pay for it and what would happen after.” But then Cameo, the mentoring program of the Assistance League of Long Beach, came into Gavarrete’s life — and turned her dream into a reality.
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