Eyes on the Street: Give Me 3 Appears
On Tuesday morning, the Mayor's Office, LAPD, LADOT, LACBC and Midnight Ridazz held a press conference to announce the winner of a slogan contest that will appear on posters throughout the City of Los Angeles. Last night, Gary Kavanaugh of Santa Monica Spokes told me that he saw a sign on the way to the Streetsblog re-launch party. He mentioned that it was at the corner of Pico and Barrington. Sure enough, there it is!
11:39 AM PDT on August 26, 2010
That was fastOn Tuesday morning, the Mayor’s Office, LAPD, LADOT, LACBC and Midnight Ridazz held a press conference to announce the winner of a slogan contest that will appear on posters throughout the City of Los Angeles. Last night, Gary Kavanaugh of Santa Monica Spokes told me that he saw a sign on the way to the Streetsblog re-launch party. He mentioned that it was at the corner of Pico and Barrington. Sure enough, there it is!
If you find more of these popping up throughout the city, leave a note in the comments section. Let’s see how many we can find.
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