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I've been TERA president for one day and boy this job will be easier
than I thought if all the days go like my first. Oh how great it is to
dream!
First, I'd like to thank Michael Tharp for the two wonderful years he
gave to Eagle Rock as president of TERA. His kindness, amazing knowledge
of the community, sense of humor, and big heart have made a tremendous
difference to our town. Thanks Michael, you are a great inspiration to us
all.
Although I've met many of you, I still have a great many more of you to
meet, so I'll just share a few things about me. I've lived in Eagle Rock
seven years but as a child I used to ride my bike from Pasadena to the
Eagle Rock Mall, to lunch at Cindy's and to bowl at the All Star Lanes.
Those childhood friends are still my friends today. I've never lived
further than a ten mile radius from my first home in this country. Why
stay so close? Because I've traveled the whole world, including places
most people couldn't find on a map, and when all the work or fun is over I
always cherish my return home. Home to my friends and family, to my
favorite places, to my community.
I work with the California Society of Certified Public Accountants, the
country's largest CPA society with over 31,000 members. Some weeks are 70
hours long, weekly plane trips are the norm, daily e-mails are counted in
the hundreds, and I am forever attached to my PDA. I'm a perfectionist and
a stickler for integrity, honesty, hard work and fair process. I'm an avid
gardener and just as happy in the dirt as I am at a spa. There is only one
kind of wine I like and that's the kind without an h. One of my goals in
life is to average 65 mph and I exceed the average number of cars per
household with 3. I serve on various boards, councils, and committees. I
believe in the social rewards of a great cocktail party. I have one child
- the four-legged kind - Oso, my 120 pound Mastiff who thinks his mission
is to protect me from everything and everyone, and yes I'm smaller than he
but I am the alpha dog. You can count on one part of the e-letter not
changing, since he is my teacher of tolerance, patience, and adventure.
You may wonder why oh why if I knew that my other 364 days as TERA
president may not all go as smoothly as my first, would I willingly and of
sane mind agree to serve as president. I agreed for more reasons than I
can write here, but primarily: to continue the great work of the many
leaders that have come before me; to honor the work of fellow board
members Frank Parrello (vice president), Pauline Mauro (treasurer), Liz
Wagner (secretary) and board members Keith Louie, Renate Kofahl, Rich Puz,
Mary Tokita, and Michael Zamarripa; to ensure that TERA continues for
another 20 years; because this is a great community and I want to be a
part of shaping it's future; to promote volunteerism and show that busy
professionals can be involved in their community with a little
multi-tasking and prioritizing; and because of you, our TERA members who
make this community great. Not a member yet? I can assure you, I will ask
you to join.
I look forward to meeting you and working with you.
 Maria Nazario, President
HOLD THE DATE FOR TERA'S SUMMER PUBLIC MEETING! TUESDAY, JULY
31, 2007 AT 7:00 P.M.
What is the Future of LA's Oldest Museum? Is an Invaluable Resource
Being Preserved or Raided? Will the vision of founder Charles Lummis Be
Honored or Forgotten?
Please join us in listening to a presentation by two major stakeholders
in the ongoing debate about the Southwest Museum.
What: A Public Forum moderated by The Eagle Rock Association
Who: Nicole Possert, Friends of the Southwest Museum Coalition and
Pamela Hannah, Operations Manager, Southwest Museum
When: Tuesday, July 31, 7:00 p.m.
Where: Center for the Arts, Eagle Rock, 2225 Colorado (just west of
Eagle Rock Blvd.), Eagle Rock, CA 90041
COUNCILMEMBER HUIZAR'S SATURDAY BULKY ITEM DROP-OFF
PROGRAM
Saturday, July 28, 9:00am - 6 pm at 2 Locations
1) Eagle Rock: Eagle Rock City Hall parking lot, 2035 Colorado Blvd at
Maywood
2) Highland Park: The City parking lot at 5058 Meridain Ave (corner of
Ave 51 and Meridian)
This program takes place every fourth Saturday of the month. Help keep
our community clean!
Bring your bulky items (couches, sofa's etc) to these dumpsters. If you
are unable to do this, remember you can always call 3-1-1 to arrange a
future pickup. It is illegal to dump items on the streets or sidewalks
without making arrangements for collection.
This is not for hazardous waste materials. To dispose of household
hazardous waste, please take your items to the Safe Center at 4600
Colorado Blvd, CA 90039. Otherwise, please call (888) CLEAN LA
(888-253-2652) for your nearest collection center.
CONCERTS IN THE PARK
The Eagle Rock Chamber of Commerce, the Eagle Rock Recreation Center,
and Councilmember Huizar present this summer long concert series. The
Bring the family and enjoy great music all summer long. There are seven
nights of fun this year:
July 29 Susie Latin Band "Salsa"
Aug 05 Hard Days Night "Beatles"
Aug 12 Eric Ekstrand Ensemble "Jazz"
Aug 19 Ronne Musique Zydeco "Cajun"
Aug 26 The Jack Lantz Big Band "17 Peice"
All concerts are Sundays, 6:00-8:30pm
Community Beautification Grant Application Now
Available
Greetings,
The 2007-2008 Community Beautification Grant Application and Guidelines
Packet is now available online at laocb.org and by mail by calling (213)
978- 0226. The Community Beautification Grant (CB Grant) is a competitive
matching grant program that annually awards funding of up to $10,000 to
organizations for community beautification projects.
The application is due Wednesday, October 17, 2007.
To learn how to submit a competitive application and to have questions
answered, join us at a workshop. This year we will have 15 workshops
throughout Los Angeles. The workshops begin on Wednesday, August 8 and end
Tuesday, September 18, 2007. All workshops begin at 6:00 PM and end at
7:30 PM.
For workshop dates, sites, and maps visit the CB Grant website (laocb.org).
Questions? Contact us by phone (213) 978-0226 or email
CBGrant@lacity.org.
COUNCILMEMBER HUIZAR, THE EAGLE ROCK PLAZA, AND THE MTLA
PRESENT FREE TREE GIVEAWAYS, MONTHLY AT THE EAGLE ROCK PLAZA!
Last Saturday, we gave away 200 trees to residents of the Northeast as
part of our partnership with the Mayor's Million Tree LA initiative and
the Eagle Rock Plaza. The event was an overwhelming success, and we will
continue to provide free trees for the rest of the year. Please join us on
the following Saturday's:
August 11
September 15
October 20
November 10
December 8
from 1:00-6:00 pm at Eagle Rock Plaza, 2700 Colorado Blvd, Los Angeles,
CA 90041
As part of the continuing effort to beautify Los Angeles and create a
greener, healthier city, Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa's Million Tree LA
(MTLA) initiative, the MTLA, the Eagle Rock Plaza and Councilmember Huizar
present a free tree giveaway. Free trees will be provided to the first 200
people who arrive.
Eagle Rock Dance Company Performs!
Artistic Director: Melba Morris
Center for the Arts, Eagle Rock proudly presents Eagle Rock Dance
Company in it's 3rd season Friday and Saturday, July 27 - 28 performances
start at 7:45pm Al performances are FREE!
Location: Sylvan Amphitheatre in Yosemite Recreation Center, 1840
Yosemite. near Eagle Rock High School
Ballet's to be performed include "Ballet Espana" ( to Massenset's Le
Cid) plus a tribute to Anna Pavlova (including "The Dying Swan") and a
Jazz Class Demonstration in honor of the Legendary Luigi
Julia Salazar
Center for the Arts, Eagle Rock
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email: brian@centerartseaglerock.org
web: http://www.c
enterartseaglerock.org
Summer Art Camp
Only five weeks left!
Spaces are still available for the next five weeks of summer art camp.
Sign Up Now at Center for the Arts, Eagle Rock 2225 Colorado Blvd. Los
Angeles, CA 90041
323.226.1617
Julia Salazar, Center for the Arts, Eagle Rock
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email: brian@centerartseaglerock.org
web: http://www.c
enterartseaglerock.org
TERA's Preservation, Planning and Development Sub-committee meets on
the 3rd Wednesday of every month at 6:30 p.m. in the basement of the
Center for the Arts, Eagle Rock.
Frank Parrello, TERA's Vice President and Chair of the PP&D
Committee reports:
At its meeting on Thursday, July 19, 2007, the City of Los Angeles,
Cultural Heritage Commission passed a motion recommending that
the City of Los Angeles designate the McNary House at 4777 Eagle Rock
Boulevard as a Historic-Cultural Monument. The Commission
further moved that the two Pacific Cut Bungalow Houses on the abutting lot
that were also built for the McNary family not be designated. We would
have liked to see all the structures associated with the McNary's
designated, but having the main house designated is still a very positive
outcome for the Eagle Rock Valley Historic Society and TERA. The owner of
the property was present at the hearing and while it appeared that she
would have preferred that none of the structures be designated it did not
appear that she will protest the designation of the main house.
On a related note, at the Thursday meeting, the Commission also
recommended that the Waite House owned by Ori Schurr at 2341 Hill Drive be
designate as a Historic-Cultural Monument. The Schurr family supported the
nomination, which they had prepared by Charles Fisher who was our
consultant on the McNary House.
PLANNING TODAY FOR A BETTER TOMORROW
A Series of Panel Discussions About Planning the Future of Northeast
Los Angeles and Beyond
Hosted by Councilmember Jose Huizar
Each panel discussion forum will include presentations and the
participation of well-respected subject matter experts from the public and
private sectors, as well as time for Q&A. Councilmember Huizar is
hosting the summer series with a special focus on the communities of
Northeast Los Angeles CD14, leading up to planning charettes in the
communities of El Sereno, Eagle Rock and Highland Park to begin this fall,
but all are welcome! Anyone in the City of Los Angeles interested in
planning and economic development will not want to miss this broad and
informative summer series!
PLANNING 101 · How It Really Works In L.A. & How The City Can "Do
Real Planning"
Wed. Aug . 8 · 7pm
El Sereno Senior Center 4818 Klamath Place Los Angeles, CA 90032
PANELISTS:
· Jane Blumenfeld, Dept. of City Planning, City of Los Angeles
· David Gay, Dept. of City Planning, City of Los Angeles
· Bill Roschen, AIA, Los Angeles City Planning Commission
SMART GROWTH · URBAN DESIGN · TRANSIT DEVELOPMENT
Wed. Aug . 15 · 7pm
Center for the Arts, Eagle Rock 2225 Colorado Blvd. Los Angeles, CA
90041
PANELISTS:
· William Fain, FAIA, Johnson Fain Architects
· Emily Gabel-Luddy, Urban Design Studio, City of Los Angeles
· Woodie Tescher, EIP Associates, a Division of PBS&J
· Mike Woo, Los Angeles City Planning Commission
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT · ENCOURAGING SMALL BUSINESS
Wed. SEPT. 19 · 7pm
El Sereno Senior Center 4818 Klamath Place Los Angeles, CA 90032
PANELISTS:
· Richard Benbow, Community Development Department
· Jack Keyser, L.A. County Economic Development Corporation
· James Rodriguez, CB Richard Ellis, Retail Brokerage Services
· Kent Smith, Fashion District Business Improvement District
HISTORIC PRESERVATION · A LINK TO REVITALIZATION
TUES. SEPT. 25 · 7pm
Center for the Arts, Eagle Rock 2225 Colorado Blvd. Los Angeles, CA
90041
PANELISTS:
· Richard Barron, Los Angeles Cultural Heritage Commission
· Ken Bernstein, Office of Historic Resources, City of Los Angeles
· Linda Dishman, Los Angeles Conservancy
· Peyton Hall, FAIA, Historic Resources Group
· Michael Olecki, S. Carthay Historic Preservation Overlay Zone Board
There are currently six vacant positions on the Eagle Rock Neighborhood
Council Board. To ensure that the board has a quorum to conduct business,
and to also generate interest among stakeholders to consider running in
future elections, the board approved a motion to amend the by-laws as
follows:
"Vacant Board Seats
If all Board seats are not filled after the general election, or if a
Board seat becomes vacant due to resignations or recall, the vacant Board
seat may be filled by the ERNC Board of Directors' appointment of a
stakeholder on an interim basis. The Board seat shall be filled by
election at the next ERNC general election."
The six positions open consist of Civic Director (1 of 2 positions),
and Sub-District Directors for areas 1,2,3 and 4. The treasurer position
is also vacant but will be filled on an interim basis by a current board
member.
If you are interested in an interim position on the board, please
attend our next meeting on Tuesday, August 7, and let us know.
Because half the positions are filled by election every other year, the
position of Sub-District 2 and the Treasurer will be open in the spring
2008 elections. These positions will be for the full term of two years.
The other vacant positions will be for only a one- year replacement
term, and in 2009 will be open again for full-term elections
If you decide to give it a shot and it turns out not to be what you
wanted there are no obligations to stay. But if you do volunteer your
time, on behalf of the entire Board, we thank you very much.
Sincerely,
Vince Antonino
Sub-District 8 Director
Communications Officer
Eagle Rock Neighborhood Council Web Site Out of Service
Friday, July 27
On Friday, July 27, the ERNC web site will be out of service for about
15 hours beginning about 8:00 p.m. It is routine web hosting maintenance
by our provider. Sorry for the inconvenience.
St. Barnabas' Ginormous (Hey, it's in the
Dictionary!) Annual Yard Sale on Friday, July 27 from
5 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. and on Saturday, July 28 from 8 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Furniture, vintage clothes, records, trinkets, watches, electronics and
near antiques. Located at 2109 Chickasaw Avenue, Eagle Rock For info call
323-254-7569
CAMILO'S California Bistro Presents:
"Latin Jazz & World Music"
Thursday Nights 6:30 pm
CAMILO'S California Bistro & Catering Co.
2128 West Colorado Boulevard, Los Angeles, California 90041
Reservations: 323/478-2644
MERMAIDS AT CACTUS GALLERY
Cactus Gallery & Gifts, 4534 Eagle Rock Blvd. Eagle Rock, CA 90041
Hours: Tues - Fri : 12-7pm, Sat: 10am-5pm, Sun : 10am-2pm
323.256.6117
Click here for info : htt
p://www.eclecticcactus.com/nextshow.htm
Cactus Gallery is pleased to present MERMAIDS - a group show featuring
the legendary aquatic sea creatures, sirens, seductive sea nymphs, water
goddesses, neptune, and monocled mermen. Come celebrate!
Show runs: July 14 - August 9, 2007
ARTIST RECEPTION: Saturday, July 21, 2007 5- 10pm
LIVE body painting by Amber Atkisson.
Meet a live mermaid - FeeGee mermaid courtesy of Thart!
GET a sneak peek of the mermaid art during NELAart presents: SECOND
SATURDAYS Gallery Night, July 14, 2007 * 7-10pm For map info: www.NELAart.org
Purchases of art and jewelry HIGHLY encouraged! You will not find these
accessible originals and unique gifts anywhere else.
Make a night of it. Check out all the great eateries that line Eagle
Rock Blvd. and Colorado Blvd. Here are a few:
Auntie Em's : http://www.a
untieemskitchen.com/ Mia Sushi : http://www.mia-
sushi.com/ The Coffee Table : http://www.coffeetablebistro.com/ourrestaurant.ph
p Casa Bianca Pizza : http://casabiancapi
zza.com/
Carlotta's Passion Grows Cold at the End of July
Friends,
Carlotta's Passion Fine Art is going out of business at the end of
July! We are very proud of the exhibits and many cultural events that we
have hosted since 2004. We thank the Greater Los Angeles community for
your support. We are holding our Going Out of Business Sale from Thursday,
July 5th to Monday, July 30th. The gallery will be open for business from
12:00 pm to 10:00 pm daily for the duration of the sale! We are pricing to
sell and the deals cannot be beat, even at auction!
This is your opportunity to buy gifts for special occasions and the
Winter holidays now and save!
Carlotta's Passion Fine Art has an extraordinarily large inventory, all
of which will be deeply discounted during our sale. Our inventory
includes:
Original Fine Art:
· 17th - 20th Century European Oil Paintings
· Contemporary California Plein Air
· Photorealism
· 20th Century Florals
· Latin American Art (for example, works by Jose Luis Cuevas, Wifredo
Lam, Lucia Maya, David Alfaro Siqueiros, Maximino Javier, Emiliano Lopez,
Jose Fors, Gustavo Montoya, Francisco Toledo, Francisco Zuniga, Enrique
Miralles Tartabull, and Leonardo Nierman)
· Chicana/o Art
· Gay Art (Some overt, some suggestively erotic)
· Wood Carvings
· Framed Photographs (Primarily of Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera; social
justice movements)
· Art Glass (Kosta Boda and Seattle) Tibetan Hand Painted and Blessed
Thangkas
Art Books
New DVDs (Classics by Pedro Almodovar, Luis Bunuel, Federico Fellini,
and Yasujiro Ozu)
Art and Political Posters
Antique and Vintage Stoneware Crocks
Turkish Plates, Trivets, and Decorative Tiles
Sydenstricker Glass
Unopened Boxes of Wine Glasses
19th Century Transferware plates
19th and Early 20th Century Clocks
Antique Furniture, including late 18th American Federal, Biedermeier,
Georgian Regency, and Art Deco armoires, desks, chests of drawers, tables,
and screens/room dividers)
Anatolian Kilim Upholstered furniture
Hand Painted Chinese chests and cabinets
Restored antique steamer trunks
Walking Sticks (Antique, Vintage, and New)
Ethnic Jewelry and Vintage Costume Jewelry
Textiles:
· Circa 1910 Native American Wearing Blanket
· New Pendleton Blanket
· Vintage Hudson Bay Wool Blanket
· Persian Carpet and Salt Bag Pillows
· Turkish Pillows
· Alpaca capes and sweaters
· Handwoven Huipils and Rebozos (from Chiapas and Ecuador)
· Antique and Vintage Quilts and Quilt Tops
There is much, much more! Don't miss out on this mutually beneficial
opportunity!
And, again, thank you!!!
All blessings,
Bob Squires, Director/Owner, Carlotta's Passion Fine Art, 2012 Colorado
Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90041 - 323.259.1563. rs@carlottaspassion.com
This is the Eagle Rock neighborhood of Los Angeles. Our cross street is
Maywood.
CentrePoint Entertainment will present The Yowling & Other
Sounds from Highland Park, a tantalizing tale written and
performed by nationally published performance artist and two-time City of
L.A. Artist-in-Residence Lisa Marie Sandoval on Thursday, August 16 at 8
p.m. at The Whitefire Theatre, located at 13500 Ventura Blvd., one block
east of Woodman in Studio City.
Directed by Wendi Berman, The Yowling & Other Sounds from Highland
Park features an uptown girl from private college, who trying to find
herself and having no place to go lands in the neighborhood of her
nightmares, an impoverished Latino barrio in Northeast L.A. Slowly sucked
into a foreign world, she crashes into herself, God, and the guttural cry
of her soul and does the unthinkable - she marries one of "them."
Performing for crowds of up to 1000, Lisa Marie's exotic blend of dance,
drama, poetic storytelling will sweep you into a story of love, angst,
fear, hope, and bring you face to face with your own yowling and what you
really search for.
Sandoval vividly brings story to life and connects the cries of human
souls with a one-of-a-kind performance that is, says the editor of the
SGVP Quarterly, "image rich - to achieve perfect communication with her
audience," who are "invariably left deeply moved to action." Lisa Marie is
"talented and cutting edge," says Jenny Krusoe, exec. dir. for Center for
the Arts, Eagle Rock. Even Mayor Antonio R. Villaraigosa proclaims, "Her
powerful performances - truthful and heartfelt and I look forward to many
more performances in the years to come. We are truly blessed to have an
artist like Lisa Marie Sandoval residing in Northeast Los Angeles."
Sandoval has appeared on television and nationally at Art & Soul
2005 and Austin's Red Salmon Arts series, both in Texas. Local performance
venues include Beyond Baroque, Sylvan Amphitheater, University of La
Verne's "Voices in Action" series, Barnes & Noble, USC Tyler Pavilion,
Rock Rose among others as well as commissioned performances for city and
community organizations. Several pieces of The Yowling have been published
in The Southern California Anthology, The Christian Century, Borderlands:
Texas Poetry Review, plus others. Currently, Sandoval tours her one-woman
show and works to produce and regularly perform in the What's the Story?
monthly Monday evenings in Santa Monica. She holds a master's degree from
the Professional Writing program at USC and a bachelor's degree from
Occidental College.
General admission is $20/$15 students or seniors. Tickets are available
from www.brownpapertickets.com. For more information, please contact
producer Fiona Smyth at 818.321.6804 or see www.theyowling.co
m.
ARROYO VISTA ESTATES SIGN UNVEILING
Saturday, July 28, 2007, at 10:00 AM at the Corner of Church St and
Larker St (above Garvanza), Los Angeles, CA 90042
Please join us as Councilmember Huizar and local residents celebrate
the unveiling of the Arroyo Vista Estates.
GALCO'S SIGN UNVEILING CEREMONY
Saturday, July 28, 2007, at 11:00 AM at Galco's Soda Pop Stop, 5702
York Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90042 (Highland Park)
Please join Councilmember Huizar and your fellow community members as
we recognize one of the historic businesses in Los Angeles: Galco's Soda
Pop Stop. Galco's was established in Los Angeles in 1897, and this
location has been serving Highland Park since 1954. It is one of Highland
Park's treasured landmarks, and we invite all of you join us in this sign
unveiling celebration.
Garvanza Skatepark
First and foremost, Councilmember Huizar would like to thank everyone
for their patience and dedication to the Garvanza Skatepark. This has been
a community effort from day one, and many people have dedicated countless
time and effort to moving this project forward. Now, the big day has
arrived!
Please mark your calendars as the official Grand Opening of the
Garvanza Skatepark will be next Friday, July 27th at 4:00pm.
The Garvanza Skatepark is located on the corner of Meridian and Ave.
63. Additionally, Parks and Recreation will be allowing temporary use of
the park with abbreviated operating hours starting tomorrow. During the
days leading up to the official opening, the skatepark will be open
weekdays 2:00pm-6:00pm and Noon-6:00pm this weekend.
We look forward to seeing all of you next Friday at the Grand Opening!
Six Blocks of History: WESTERN Heights HPOZ Home
Tour
Come join us for Six Blocks of History, the Western Heights
Neighborhood Association (WHNA) and Historic Preservation Overlay Zone
(HPOZ) Homes Tour, on Sunday, September 9, 2007, from 11 am to 4 pm.
Stroll through the "streetcar suburb" where up-and-coming young
professional families built their homes in the early part of this century.
Eight historically significant homes will be open for tour.
Located just north of the Santa Monica Freeway between Western and
Arlington, Western Heights is an architecturally diverse enclave filled
with custom built homes from the turn of the century. Originally developed
outside the city limits, this six-block area was a forerunner to the
modern suburb, far from the dusty and noisy center of town. The
residential streets are characterized by two and three story single family
residences in many architectural styles including Craftsman, Tudor
Revival, Queen Anne, Spanish Colonial Revival, Monterey Revival and
American Four- square. Many were designed by some of the most prominent
architects of Los Angeles, including John C. Austin, Myron Hunt, Sumner
Hunt, Frank M. Tyler, Elmer Grey, Arthur R. Kelley and Paul Williams. Much
of the community's architectural legacy remains intact in spite of the
construction of the Santa Monica Freeway in 1960. The Western Heights
HPOZ, created in 2001, contains 150 structures dating from the late 19th
century to the 1930's.
Tickets are $30 in advance and $35 the day of the tour. Final tickets
will be sold at 3:30 pm. Tickets for the self-guided tour are available
through WHNA, PO Box 191400, Los Angeles, CA 90019 or by emailing
westernheightstour@mac.com. Proceeds from this event will benefit
construction of traffic easements in the neighborhood. Visit our historic
neighborhood at www.We
sternHeightsHPOZ.com.
COUNCILMEMBERS HUIZAR AND REYES PRESENT A FIRE PREPAREDNESS
FORUM
Tuesday, July 31, 2007, 7:00 - 8:30 pm in the Mount Washington
Elementary Multi-Purpose Room 3981 San Rafael Avenue, Los Angeles, CA
90065
Councilmember Huizar and Councilmember Reyes co-sponsor this fire
preparedness forum for the hillside areas of Mount Washington, Glassell
Park, and Highland Park. Representatives of the LAPD and the LAFD will
discuss ways to reduce fire risk, what to do in an emergency, an other
important areas of concern for these hillside areas.
Please RSVP (323) 254-5295
From: Helen & David Gustavson
Subject: Monthly Neighborhood Watch Meetings
This is to those people who were recently the victims of crime, or
those who may want to participate in Neighborhood Watch and attend the
monthly neighborhood Watch meetings. Basically the meetings are held on
the third Thursdays of every month except August and December, starting at
6:00 pm, and usually ending at 7:00 pm unless we have a special meeting
that includes guest speakers, etc. Erroneous information has been given
out to people concerning the start time of the meetings...Meetings always
start at 6:00 pm. The schedule for calendar year 2007 is as follows:
EAGLE ROCK NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH SCHEDULE OF MEETINGS FOR 2007 -
All meetings take place from 6 pm to 7 pm at the Eagle Rock City Hall
building, on the northeast corner of Colorado Blvd. and North Maywood Ave.
The LAPD, Senior Lead Officer for Eagle Rock* conducts all meetings. NW
meetings are open to everyone and all are welcomed. For more information
call the CD-14 Eagle Rock Field Office at 323 254-5295.
* Our SLO, Joe Galindo has recently retired and our Northeast/LAPD is
in the process of interviewing and selecting a new SLO for Eagle Rock.
Remember to attend by posting this where you will see it!
JANUARY 18
FEBRUARY 15
MARCH 15
APRIL 19
MAY 17
JUNE 21
JULY 19
AUGUST 7th - National Night Out, celebrated nationally on the first
Tuesday in August. Keep your porch lights on and encourage your neighbors
to participate in Neighborhood Watch. Watch for planned events in this or
surrounding communities!
SEPTEMBER 20
OCTOBER 18
NOVEMBER 15
DECEMBER - No NW meeting this month. Have a Safe, Happy and Healthy
Holiday and New Year! See you in 2008!
Thank you TERA for getting the word out - again.
Helen Gustavson
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