Art Goldberg (of Working People's Law Center and the Echo Park Progressive Alliance) has sent out an email notice, inviting residents of Echo Park, Silver Lake, and surrounding communities to join a march to downtown on Friday, Nov. 4, at 4:00 p.m., to Occupy LA "to join with the hundreds of other people fighting to end ... the rest of the wars ... and bring about a more equal society." Art has been protesting all the wars every Friday for more than 10 years at the corner of Echo Park Blvd and Sunset Blvd. Let's ally, rally, and progress.
(Learn more about the nascent Echo Park Progressive Alliance by visiting their FB page (https://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Echo-Park-Progressive-Alliance/269556199738580?sk=info ) and by attending a “kickoff mixer,” Thursday, Nov. 3, 6:30-8:30, The Echo back patio, Sunset Blvd. near Lemoyne.)
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11/6/10
Echo Park and the History of L.A. Expansion
Member, Michael Jacob Rochlin is organizing this discussion with Art Goldberg on Saturday, November 13th. Earn a time credit for attending.
Echo Park and the History of L.A. Expansion
A discussion on Saturday, November 13th, 2010 10:00AM at Echo Park Lake. Meet at the brown concrete picnic tables along Park Ave. Call 323-661-2793 for more info.
What are your favorite things about Echo Park? The interesting mix of people? The central location (and access to public transportation)? The funky hillsides (steps, houses and green space)? The small businesses? The historic architecture? The street scene (vendors and pedestrian oriented scale)? The arts community?
The American planning Association chose Echo Park as one of the Nation's, "Top Ten Great Neighborhoods." What is the future of our "great neighborhood" and how does it fit into Los Angeles' overall pattern of expansion?
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