LA Neighborhood Initiative’s Community Forum
Drawing on Los Angeles
Neighborhood Initiative's unparalleled track record of revitalizing
diverse areas, this exciting event gathers and trains neighborhood
leaders and community stakeholders, providing a critical opportunity
for dialogue and information sharing. WORKSHOP TOPICS: How to Bring a
Grocery Store to Your Community California Friendly Landscape and
Irrigation Bike Paths in Los Angeles CALots and Neighborhood Mapping
Historic Preservation: Revitalizing Broadway Cleaning Up or Closing
Down Nuisance Businesses.
4:54 PM PDT on May 6, 2008
Drawing on Los Angeles
Neighborhood Initiative’s unparalleled track record of revitalizing
diverse areas, this exciting event gathers and trains neighborhood
leaders and community stakeholders, providing a critical opportunity
for dialogue and information sharing. WORKSHOP TOPICS: How to Bring a
Grocery Store to Your Community California Friendly Landscape and
Irrigation Bike Paths in Los Angeles CALots and Neighborhood Mapping
Historic Preservation: Revitalizing Broadway Cleaning Up or Closing
Down Nuisance Businesses.
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