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Thanks to my neighbor Michael Groszkruger for letting me know that Westfield Shopping Town, Eagle Rock, has been acquired by another Australian firm, Centro Properties Group. Following are excepts from the press release announcing the transaction:
“The Westfield Group (ASX: WDC) announced today that it has entered into agreements to divest eight (8) US non-strategic assets, raising US$550 million in separate transactions with Centro Properties Group (ASX: CNP) and Somera Capital Management.
“The Group has entered into a series of agreements with Centro for the sale of two (2) centres and the contribution of an additional five (5) centres to new investment vehicles managed and controlled by Centro, with Westfield retaining a minority limited partner interest in the investment vehicles of approximately 5%.
"We have a history of working well with Centro and are pleased that we were able to complete a transaction that is beneficial for both companies," said Peter Lowy.
“The transactions are expected to close within 60 days and are subject to certain conditions which should be satisfied over the next 30 days.
"Centro Properties Group
“Centro Properties Group specialises in the ownership, management and development of shopping centres. Centro has a market capitalisation of $5.4 billion and funds under management of $10.6 billion, comprised of retail property holdings in Australasia and the United States. Centro continues to maximise returns to investors through its customer focused and value adding team based approach. Please visit www.centro.com.a u” Michael forwarded the following link to the Los Angeles Business Journal: http://losangeles.bizjournals.com/losang eles/stories/2006/05/08/daily23.html?surround=lfn Thanks, Mike and TERA Treasurer Pauline Mauro, who also supplied some timely information on this topic. It’s always good to know who’s movin’ and shakin’ in the ‘hood. Just a reminder that TERA's Preservation, Planning and Development Committee will be meeting on Wednesday, June 21 at the Eagle Rock Public Library in the meeting room at 6:00 p.m. On the agenda will be the issue of the conversion of single family dwellings to boarding houses in the R1 Zone.
Below is a request for volunteers for TERA's Home Tour. This is one of the best events in Eagle Rock in which to participate. I've been a docent several times and have sold tickets to the event for the last several years. It's a great way to see and learn about some of Eagle Rock's eclectic homes up close and personal as well as a great opportunity to meet your fellow Eagle Rockers.  Michael Tharp, President
TERA's Home Tour Committee Needs a Few Good Volunteers ASAP!
Please consider volunteering to help with this year's Eclectic Eagle Rock Home Tour on October 16. Our Home Tour Committee also needs a few more volunteers. If you'd like to work with a talented, dedicated, and fun group of Eagle Rockers and meet your neighbors during our signature community event, please contact pauline.mauro@gmail.com or call (323) 550-1130 for details.
Scenes of Eagle Rock Art Exhibit Co- Chair
Work with last year's Art Exhibit Co-Chair to plan and organize Scenes of Eagle Rock Art Exhibit. This includes working with artists, gallery venue, and sponsors. Attendance required to monthly Home Tour Committee meetings last Monday of every month.
Promotions Co-Chair
Work with last year's Promotions Co-Chair developing and posting promotional items including posters, postcards, banners, and fliers. This includes working with a graphic designer and printer. Attendance required to monthly Home Tour Committee meetings last Monday of every month.
Docents
Guide Home Tour goers through Eagle Rock's architecturally unique homes. Morning or afternoon shifts on Oct 15 available. One docent training session required prior to the Home Tour.
Other Volunteer Opportunities
We need volunteers to help set up, take down, sell tickets, and survey tour goers. Teenagers to retirees welcome!
If you don't remember when you last paid your TERA dues, it's time to renew your membership! However, I probably should have made it clear in last week's e-letter that you don't have to do so on-line. It's just an option. The TERA News Letter should be arriving in TERA members' mail boxes soon and it will have the usual envelope for renewing your membership. And if you do not get a news letter or the envelope is missing when you get it, just drop me a note with your name and address and we'll get you an envelope.
Do you look forward to receiving your E-Letter every week? Being informed about what's going on in Eagle Rock? Having a forum to express your opinions about our community? If you do, please show your support and renew or start your annual 2006/2007 TERA membership today!
For twenty years, TERA has been focused on being your all-volunteer advocate dedicated to improving the quality of life in Eagle Rock. TERA depends on the financial support of its members to fund our many beneficial activities, so your membership dues are vital to our continued success. Please help us continue our good work!
Your support is crucial to the success of TERA's advocacy of the following:
Beautification of our public areas and preservation of our historic resources;
Sensible and positive commercial and residential land-use planning;
Stable, safe neighborhoods and adequate infrastructure and City services;
Preservation of a high quality of life for family, neighbors and friends and fostering a sense of community;
TERA's annual signature event, the Eclectic Eagle Rock Home Tour on October 15, 2006; and
TERA's new Eagle Rockdale Community Garden and Art Park at 1045 Rockdale Avenue.
In addition, your support allows us to offer the following TERA services free to the community:
TERA's website and weekly e.letter on items of interest to Eagle Rock and the entire Northeast Los Angeles;
TERA's quarterly printed newsletter sent to all members and posted throughout Eagle Rock;
TERA's quarterly public meetings on local issues that matter to you; and
TERA's monthly Planning, Preservation, and Development Committee meetings.
Your donation also entitles you to a membership card which allows you to enjoy discounts at some of your favorite local establishments.
10% discount at Swork Coffee, 2160 Colorado Boulevard;
10% discount at The Coffee Table, 1958 Colorado Boulevard;
One-month discount on an annual membership at Curves, 4870 Eagle Rock Boulevard;
A free home appraisal up to $1000 with mortgage financing from Olympia Funding with Steve Aranda, (323) 868-6242
10% off Friday and Sunday wine tastings at The Colorado Wine Company, 2114 Colorado Boulevard;
10% discount at The Blissful Soul, 4870 Eagle Rock Boulevard; and
30% discount for your first facial at The Garden Spa't and 10% off products, 2513 Colorado Boulevard.
Please see our website at www.TERA90041.org for more information, to renew your membership online via PayPal or credit card, or call us at 323-259- TERA to request a membership envelope via mail. We look forward to working together to continue to make Eagle Rock a community we are proud to call home.
EAGLE ROCK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TO HOST BUSINESS EXPO 2006 – TUESDAY JUNE 27
Showcase your business to the community on Tuesday, June 27 at the Women’s Twentieth Century Club of Eagle Rock, 5105 Hermosa Ave. from 4-8pm. You do not have to be a Chamber member to be part of this expo; all area businesses are welcome. Businesses can participate in two ways: Purchase a booth for $50.00 to showcase their business/products, or pay a $15 participation fee and provide business literature for the networking table. Sign-up by June 20. The details are also available for download on the chamber's website at
The Eagle Rock Eclectic Home Tour will take place on Sunday, October 15, 2006. If you are interested in placing an advertisement in the Home Tour brochure, please contact Maedale Gongora at 323-255- 1267 and she will get back to you immediately with the specifications for artwork on 1/8th, 1/4th/ or 1/2 page ads.
The prices are $75 for 1/8th page; $125 for 1/4 page and $250 for 1/2 page. Advertisements will be taken on a first come/first served basis. We are getting an early start in order to avoid a last minute rush. If you plan on running an add this year, please make your arrangements early.
Thank you!
Recruiting for ERHS Academic Decathlon
Will your son/daughter be the next champion?
The Academic Decathlon, the premiere national scholastic competition for high school students, was created to provide opportunities for students to experience the challenges of rigorous team and individual academic competition.
Each student competes in ten events, which are Economics, Essay, Art, Interview, Language and Literature, Math, Music, Science, Social Science and Speech. Each year the Science or Social Science topic is used as the Super Quiz topic. The competition format of the Super Quiz differs from that of the other subject areas. While students take one written test in each of the other six subjects, they will take two tests in the Super Quiz subject: one written and the other oral. The oral relay portion of the Super Quiz, which is televised live from UCLA, is the only part of the actual testing that is open to the public, and it is one of the most memorable and exciting parts of the Academic Decathlon competition.
The ten-event academic program strives to foster a greater respect for knowledge, to promote wholesome inter-school academic competition, and to further develop student communication skills. A unique aspect of the Academic Decathlon is that it is designed to include students from all academic abilities and achievement levels.
Each nine-member team consists of three A (Honor division), three B (Scholastic division), and three C or below (Varsity division) students. Each team member competes in all ten events against other students in their individual divisions. These three levels ensure that students from various academic backgrounds can compete fairly.
Gold, silver, and bronze medals are awarded for individual events and total scores. Overall individual winners are recognized, as are champion teams. The broad base of awards allows for major recognition of academic accomplishment. Our team can advance through local and state levels of competition. The state champions compete at the national finals.
The curricular theme for 2006-2007 will be China and Its Influence on the World. Following is some general information on the topics in each of the subject areas.
SUPER QUIZ: The Super Quiz topic will be An Introduction to Climatology. The Super Quiz curriculum will include a climate case study focused on China. The Super Quiz Resource Guide will include readings on such topics as weather and climate, historical evidence of past climate variability, factors that control climate, climates on other planets, the greenhouse effect and human impact on climate change, and the impact of climate change on human activity.
LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE: The language and literature curriculum will include critical reading, one novel and six poems. The featured novel will be The Good Earth by Pearl S. Buck.
ART: The art curriculum topic will be the art of China, and the curriculum will include the study of eighteen selected artworks. Seventeen of the selected artworks are from the collections of the Minneapolis Institute of Arts. One of the artworks is a work of architecture that is located in China.
MUSIC: The music curriculum will focus on the music of China. The Music Resource Guide will cover such topics as traditional Chinese music, Chinese instruments and musical genres, the influence of Western music on Chinese music, and the influence of Chinese music on Western music. The curriculum will include a companion CD, featuring eighteen listening selections.
SOCIAL SCIENCE: The social science curriculum will provide students with an introduction to the history of the People's Republic of China. The Social Science Resource Guide will include discussion on such topics as the founding and first years of the People's Republic, Mao and Maoism, the Great Leap Forward, the Cultural Revolution, and the Tiananmen Square protests of 1989.
ECONOMICS: The economics curriculum will focus on fundamentals of economics, including general topics in macro- and microeconomics and international trade and global economic development. The economics curriculum will also include a thematic section focused on the development of a market economy in China.
Team members will work together in class as well as after school and during breaks to prepare for the rigorous competition. The study season begins in late May with competition beginning in November. An honors humanity course with an Academic Decathlon focus will be offered in the fall semester. Students who are interested in competing may try out for the team by seeing Mr. Laird in room S-6. Mr. Laird’s email is glennlaird@earthlink.net and phone number is (323) 254-6891 x137
Glenn Laird, Academic Decathlon Coach
The ERNC Community Bulletin reports:
LOS ANGELES POLICE DEPARTMENT HAS DISPATCHED BICYCLE PATROLS IN EAGLE ROCK Thanks to ERNC’s Jim Perry for this public safety information. The Newton Division of the Los Angeles Police Department has dispatched a bicycle patrol in Eagle Rock to increase visibility around Colorado and Eagle Rock Boulevard. Over the next few days you may notice more of a Police presence in the area. Several parking meter areas along Eagle Rock Boulevard have been marked with temporary NO PARKING signs in front of local businesses in possible anticipation of high profile visitors or events. Background of the Bicycle Coordination Unit (BCU): In the 1970's, a limited number of bicycles for patrol along the Venice Beach area were used to increase visibility during peak seasons. In the 1980's, the use of bicycles expanded to include community-based policing and increased visibility in congested areas of the city, and by 1990, most areas were utilizing bicycles.
In response to the increasing number of bicycles used for patrol, the department established the Bicycle Coordination Unit (BCU). The BCU is responsible for organizing the bicycle patrol units and maintaining the department’s bicycle fleet. Today, between 200 and 250 bicycle officers are deployed on a daily basis in all 18 Areas of the LAPD. Approximately 1,500 officers have completed the LAPD Bicycle Patrol School, which provides officers with five days of intensive, certified training in pursuit bicycle handling, bicycle safety, night patrol techniques, shooting, and maintenance. Officers have easier access to congested areas than officers in motor vehicles and cover a larger area than officers on foot. Bicycles offer an effective approach to crime surveillance due to their decreased visibility. Community and public relations have been improved through the use of bicycles; the improved public interaction has helped improve officer morale, as well as decreased sick-time, while increasing productivity. In some situations, bicycle patrols have proven to be more cost-effective than motor vehicles.
Bicycle Patrol Duties include: Patrol support, response to calls for service, gang suppression, narcotics enforcement, traffic enforcement, community policing, special details, bicycle safety education, special events, undercover surveillance. Bicycles provide tremendous air quality and public health benefits. Under the Bike Patrols for Clean Air Grant, it is anticipated that the use of bicycles in patrol applications will generate a reduction of over 1.5 million vehicle miles traveled. In most instances, the bicycles replace motor vehicles for patrol up to eight hours per day or longer. For example, the LAPD average vehicle mileage is 18,000 miles/year. Two bicycles replace one motor vehicle, and 85 bicycles replace 42.5 vehicles. The estimated number of vehicle miles traveled is reduced by 1,035,000 (as estimated by the SCAQMD). Source: http://www.lapdonli ne.org
Nicole Possert sends the following:
Southwest Museum Is Closed* ___ Future Use Remains Uncertain
RE-OPENING as a vibrant museum plus more.... DEPENDS ON ALL OF US!
It is now time to be seen and heard on this issue. Please attend one of the upcoming meetings to voice your opinion and ask your questions. The fate of the Southwest Museum and Casa de Adobe will be shaped by the results of these meetings. Mayor Villaraigosa needs to hear from you. At the request of the Mayor's Office, the Human Relations Commission has scheduled and will host the following "Informational Gathering Public Meetings": Thurs. June 22, 2006 - 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. at Plaza de la Raza (3540 N Mission Rd, LA 90031)
Sat. June 24, 2006 - time TBD at African- American Museum (600 State Dr. LA 90037 in Expo Park)
Thurs. June 29, 2006 - 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. at Ramona Hall (4580 N. Figueroa St, LA 90042 in Highland Park)
This is a City-sponsored Public Meeting process repeated at five different locations. The Friends of the Southwest Museum Coalition is assisting in the outreach to our membership and all the concerned people across the nation who want this museum resource to continue and flourish in its original location. For more information, the Friends of the Southwest Museum Coalition's website is: www.friendsofthesouthwestmuseum.com
Please pass this information along and encourage people to attend. For each of the 75 organizations who comprise the Coalition, please ask all your individual members to attend.
* All exhibition of artifacts from Southwest Museum collection will close to the public on June 30, 2006. No more tours for tens of thousands of area schoolchildren.
COLORADO WINE COMPANY "DELICIOUS" BOOK SIGNING & WINE TASTING WITH HAWAIIAN-STYLE FOOD - THURSDAY JUNE 29
Yes, we're thinking well within the box and bravely mixing literature and wine with CoWineCo's first book signing/wine tasting. Novelist and screenwriter Mark Haskell Smith will be with us celebrating the paperback release of his acclaimed recent novel, Delicious . You can get a pretty good sense of his story sensibility if you check out his website http://www. markhaskellsmith.com where, among other things, he explains why he loves writing - "it's an adventure, a journey, and I don't have to wear clothes."
Delicious is set in Hawaii so Auntie Em's kitchen will be cooking up some Hawaiian vittles for this lovely evening and we will be pouring wines by the glass that answer that eternal, burning question, "which wines go with my Pu Pu platter?" So if you love hula dancing, cannibalism, wine and pineapples, you're gonna LOVE this event! Delicious Book Signing/ Wine Tasting Thursday, June 29th 6:00- 8:30pm Complimentary Hors D'oeuvres from Auntie Em's Wines by the Glass ranging from $4-$10 Call or Email to RSVP: (323) 478-1985 or info@cowinec o.com .
Wine Tasting Schedule Wine That Goes With Everything This Friday the 16th 5:30-8:30pm $15/person 5 wines, cheeses from Auntie Em's Marketplace Reservations recommended! Fridays have been busy lately and we hate turning people away, so call ahead anytime and get your name down in advance: info@cowinec o.com or (323) 478-1985.
BOB BAKER MARIONETTE THEATER TO PERFORM AT KIDSPACE, JUNE 17, 2006 Hailed as a “Kinder, Gentler Entertainment for the Old and Young”, Bob Baker Marionettes will visit Kidspace for a Special Morning Performance on Father’s Day Weekend.
Kidspace Children's Museum, located in Pasadena’s Brookside Park, next to the Rose Bowl, welcomes renowned father of marionettes and Los Angeles legend Bob Baker and his famous studio- made marionettes for an outdoor performance on Saturday, June 17, beginning promptly at 11:00a.m.
Bob Baker’s marionette shows have been entertaining generations of Southern Californians since he first performed at age 8 in 1938. For this special performance, part of the Caring for Children early childhood learning series, Bob Baker and an apprentice will present a lively show at the Kidspace Stone Hollow Amphitheater. The show will include his humorous hair growing clown, dodo bird, and Italian cantante. Meet Mr. Baker’s signature Eloise character, and her Nanny, based on the classic children’s book and developed with /Eloise/ author Kay Thompson. Integrating dance, movement, and song, Bob Baker’s marionette performances are colorful, enthralling, and entertaining for all.
“I am happy to return to Kidspace to perform in the round at the Stone Hollow Amphitheater, a wonderful space where, as a performer, I am able to enjoy seeing children’s reactions as they watch the marionettes,” stated Bob Baker, who has performed in settings ranging from Navy submarines to his own marionette theater near downtown Los Angeles.
Kidspace Children's Museum is open daily from 9:30a.m. – 5p.m. Tickets are $8 for children and adults (infants under 1 and Members are free). Kidspace is located at 480 N. Arroyo Blvd., in Brookside Park, Pasadena, Calif., just opposite the Rose Bowl. Free parking is available in Rose Bowl Parking Lot I.
Kidspace Children's Museum is a non-profit 501(c) 3 organization that exists to enrich the lives of children. Kidspace is an interactive learning environment that is fun for children, families, educators, and caregivers. For sign up information, and for our calendar of events, please visit our Web site: www.kidspacemuseum.org
The names of the artists in this exhibit say it all! Come see “Arte de Alta California”, which includes artwork by some the most highly visible artists in the art scene, as well those by rising stars. Cynthia Alarcon Vibiana Aparicio-Chamberlin Olivia Barrionuevo Alfredo de Batuc Guillermo Bejarano David Botello Carlos Bueno Mari Cardenas David Flury Margaret Garcia Jesús M. Mena Garza Yolanda Gonzalez GRONK Wayne Healy Sergio Hernandez Katia Karloff Leo Limon Gilbert "Magu" Lujan Andres Montoya Roberto Munguia Frank Romero Hector Silva Rudy Torres Mario Trillo Patssi Valdez “Arte de Alta California” runs until June 25. Don’t miss this stellar visual fiesta!
Carlotta’s Passion Fine Art also offers a large selection of Latin American art on a regular basis, including works by Jose Luis Cuevas, Jose Fors, Maximino Javier, Wifredo Lam, Lucia Maya, Carlos Merida, David Alfaro Siquieiros, Francisco Toledo, and Francisco Zuniga.
Thank you!
Bob Squires, Owner/Director, Carlotta's Passion Fine Art
2012 Colorado Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90041
Tel: 323.259.1563
Hours: Wednesday - Sunday, 12:00 - 9:00 p.m. Open by appointment only on Monday and Tuesday.
Artists Represented on an Ongoing Basis: Alfredo de Batuc, Diane Gamboa, Margaret Garcia, Sergio Hernandez, Leo Limon, Gilbert "Magu" Lujan, James Osorio, Hector Silva, J. Dudley Slay III, and Patssi Valdez
What: BiAnnual Oilcloth International Warehouse Sale.
When: June 24th from 9am until 2pm
Where: 134 N. Avenue 61, Unit 101, Highland Park
info@oilcloth.co m for questions – lots of bargains on slight seconds, tablecloths, aprons, bibs, totes, lunchbags, yardage. Cash or check. Our sale makes everyone happy.
10% of the proceeds from the sales to those who mention TERA will go to the Community Garden in Eagle Rock.
Regards,
Cardie Molina
"A New Oilcloth Makes the Whole Family Happy"(TM) Oilcloth International, Inc.
Phone: 323-344-3967 Fax 323-344-0409/259- 5951
CELEBRATE THE SOLSTICE WEDNESDAY JUNE 21, 7:00 PM AT BLISSFUL SOUL
Celebrate the Solstice with Kirsten Schilling Stackhouse. Learn about the herbs and oils with solar properties that are traditionally used to celebrate the summer solstice. The session will close with a meditation reflecting on the solstice, specifically invoking the support and assistance of the solar goddesses. Herb and flower based refreshments will be served, and each participant will receive a solar charm. $15 plus a $3 materials fee.
The Blissful Soul is located at 4870 Eagle Rock Blvd., (323) 258-6900 (next to Curves and across from Dave’s Music) or visit their website at http://www.blissf ulsoul.com.
Hello All at T.E.R.A. !
Thanks to you all for keeping up with the e-letter! We enjoy keeping up with the community, and what is going on in our great neighborhood!
We want to announce that our store " OwlTalk" is turning 12 years old at the end of this month and we are having a " Sale Party" for our customers and all are invited! We are especially thankful to the community, as well as our patrons.
WHEN: Saturday, June 24th, 5-9 pm
WHERE: 5060-B Eagle Rock Blvd, 90041(At the OwlTalk Store)
We will be serving refreshments, gift bags, and ALL merchandise will be 25% OFF.
This is our way to say Thank You to Eagle Rock and our customers.
OwlTalk
NOTE: The Saturday, June 10 Anny Celsi concert was canceled. We hope to reschedule later in the summer. Be sure to listen to Anny's music at www.annycelsi.com. You can catch her next show on June 24 at the Old Towne Pub in Old Town Pasadena.
Saturday, June 17 is our 1 year birthday and we'd like invite everyone to come on down for free BBQ, drinks and some live music. The party starts at 6:00 p.m. Dress in your finest or funniest western wear because we'll be giving 2 special prizes for the finest and funniest western outfit.
Many people have asked us about western dance lessons and we are happy to let them know that there are line dancing lessons right here in Eagle Rock. Classes meet every Monday at 7:00 p.m. at the Eagle Rock City Hall. Cost is just $3 per lesson.
Keep us in mind for Father's Day and graduation gifts. These last few weeks, everyone wants hats and cool clothes. Guys are just discovering the Fender shirts and t-shirts. For the ladies, we have some beautiful new summer skirts. And we just received a shipment of new sarapes and totes. So come on in now for the best selection.
Bob and Patty, SW Hill Country Western Store, 1412 Colorado Blvd., Eagle Rock, CA 90041, 323-256- 2500, www.swhillcoun try.com, Store Hours: Tuesday - Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
In season at the Highland Park Farmers Market: The first few weeks in June probably provide the greatest variety of fruits for the season, so please try to make it out to the market and enjoy all the delicious choices. Wonderful late season strawberries have been coming in from the Oxnard area where the recent heat has really sweetened up the berries. If you're a little tired of eating them straight or with your cereal in the morning, you can make a delicious sorbet by freezing 4 cups of berries and then pureeing them in a food processor with 5 tablespoons of sugar and a 1/4 cup of water. Return the puree to the freezer until firm enough to scoop and you have a wonderful, all natural and refreshing dessert for these hot days (recipe from http://www.epicuri ous.com).
This week we saw our first Rainier cherries of the season. Rainier cherries are the light red and yellow cherries while the California Bing cherry has a deep red color. Everyone has their own preference when it comes to cherry variety, but the growing conditions can also have a huge effect on flavor, so try out fruits from different vendors and make up your own mind.
To top it all off, stone fruits continue to flood into the market this week. In addition to the apricots, peaches and nectarines that we've had at the market for the last few weeks, the first plums of the season have now been spotted coming in from our Central Valley and High Desert growers. Again, don't be afraid to sample a wide variety of fruit. Tasting before you buy is one of the great things about farmers markets.
Late season avocados are still coming into the market, along with the last of the citrus, so why not make some guacamole and enjoy it with a fresh- squeezed orange juice margarita (a delicious combination I can assure you). You can also be sure that potatoes, onions, garlic, organic eggs, and fresh bread will be available as well as delicious rotisseried chicken and tamales, so pick up dinner at the market. This week, we also welcomed a shave ice vendor to the market, so don't let the warm temperatures keep you away!
Please stop by the market for fresh, field-ripened, high quality produce from local farmers and spend time with your friends, neighbors and other community members. The Highland Park Certified Farmers Market is located adjacent to the Highland Park Gold Line station at Marmion Way between Ave. 57 & 58 and operates Tuesdays from 3- 8 pm. Visit the market website at http://www.oldla.org. Also visit http://www.its.caltech.edu/~sbudick to see where your produce is coming from!
Art Studio C is proud to announce its relocation to 4121 Eagle Rock Boulevard, Los Angeles, 90065. We hope you will join us in our new space during NELAart's Second Saturday monthly art walk in July.
When: Open Stuio - July 8, 2006, 7:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Where: Art Studio C, 4121 Eagle Rock Boulevard, Los Angeles, 90065 (Glassel Park)
Contact: Corisa Moreno
Phone: 323-244-0330
Email: Corisa@artstudioc.com
BLUE HEELER BASKET SALES -- 50% OFF!
Exciting sales are happening at this Australian boutique! During summer weekends, Blue Heeler will be having a series of "basket sales" where you can find special items and save up to 50% off! Lots of great items for babies, guys and gals. Check it out! www.blueheel erstore.com 5058 Eagle Rock Blvd., (323) 982- 9111.
WHY ARE WE NOT GOING TO GET THE LETTER AND ENVELOPE TO RETURN OUR RENEWAL OF MEMBERSHIP --THAT IS THE WAY IT HAS BEEN HANDLED??
VIRGINIA PAULSON
Hi Michael,
Perhaps Amy can get help from her ERNC district rep to help her cut thought the red tape of the city. I had asked for the assistance from my district rep with regards to getting speed humps installed on my street, and she was able to give me some guidance.
Steve Faust
Thank you Steve. I certainly should have made that suggestion to Amy. The Eagle Rock Neighborhood Council is set up to deal with issues such as obtaining speed bumps, developments in the neighborhood, broken sidewalks and a miriad of other local issues. One of the first steps any person or business should take, especially when dealing with the City Bureaucracy, is to contact their Neighborhood Council Representative.
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