(We realize this is far from a complete list, which is in any case impossible since sites can appear at any time. If your neighborhood or community group has a web site, email LBReport.com at mail@lbreport.com and we'll add it to our cybercommunity page, coming shortly.)

As recently reported by LBReport.com, Nielsen//NetRatings says three in four Americans can now access the internet from home. (Coverage: Nearly 75% of Americans Can Now Access Internet From Home, Survey Firm Says).

LB is very much a part of that communications revolution. The mother of LB activist web sites, www.thislandlb.org, was launched by Traci Wilson-Kleekamp and continues despite her relocation to the midwest.

LB high-tech renaissance man Paul Racko recently launched www.longbeachpolitics.org. He also owns www.netkontent.com, a LBReport.com advertiser.

LB webmaster Lorenzo Gigliotti owns and operates a LB portal: www.longbeachonline.net. He created and maintains www.longbeachportals.com in connection with LB's downtown and airport wireless internet "hot zones" which received national media attention.

The LB Area Chamber of Commerce has a robust web presence at www.lbchamber.com as well as a political advocacy site at www.longbeachadvocacy.biz.

Friends of Colorado Lagoon can log-on at www.coloradolagoon.org.

And the spirit of LB's beloved departed flagwaver, Ski Demski, lives on at www.superflag.com.

Again, the sites cited above are not intended to be a complete list, just examples. If your neighborhood or community group has a web site, email LBReport.com at mail@lbreport.com and we'll add it to our forthcoming cybercommunity page.

LongBeachReport.com at www.lbreport.com, now in its fourth year of operation, is one of America's pioneering stand alone (i.e. exclusively web based) news outlets.