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Should Skid Row have it’s own Neighborhood Council? (Opinion)
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Skidrow Studios – THE QUMRAN REPORT – THE FUTURE OF SKID ROW
Listen to the latest episode HERE of the Qumran Report, where Ron Smith, Lorinda Hawkins & Don Garza discuss the future of Skid Row & it’s relationship to the downtown Community. the future o
1.2 by Tom Grode (Man of the Sea)
This is the Jubilee year, the 50th anniversary of the 1963 March on Washington (I Have A Dream speech). The title for this 50th anniversary celebration from August 17th to 28th in Atlanta and Washington D.C. is “Jobs Justice Freedom: 50th … Continue reading
in a strange twist of fate, I became Co-Chair of the Downtown Los Angeles Neighborhood Council Parks Committee
…or rather the DLANC Parks, Recreation and Open Space (PROS) Committee. Not that I am complaining. I love this Committee and there is a meeting coming up next week! The actual Chair- a Mr. Jason Morris, cannot be there so I … Continue reading
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DLANC SKID ROW PANEL by Tom Grode
Special City Attorney Jane Usher appearing before the Downtown Neighborhood Council Board of Directors concerning the Lavan injunction has resulted in two Skid Row community gatherings. DLANC Skid Row Resident representative General Jeff Page organized the Skid Row Public Space … Continue reading
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Tagged Adel Hagekhalil, Bureau of Sanitation, CD-14 Skid Row Working Group, DLANC, General Jeff, Jane Usher, Kevin Michael Key, Lavan injunction, Max Cee, Sara Hernandez, Skid Row, Skid Row Public Space Task Force, The Containment Zone, Tom Grode, Vortex Community Center
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One Man’s Trash….. by Tom Grode
For many years street trash in Skid Row has been part frustration, part confusion, part scandal, part embarrassment. But it has also been part positive challenge and part community mobilization. The month of April produced an avalanche of activity and … Continue reading
Trees on San Pedro Street Project 