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Streetsblog Summer Series Concludes with Tom LaBonge on State of Open Space

The Streetsblog Summer Series concludes with a live Google Hangout/YouTube broadcast with City Council Member Tom LaBonge. LaBonge, the Chair of the City Council Committee on Parks and Aging, will talk with Matt Tinoco at noon on Thursday.

This time we'll just be talking about parks and open space. Tinoco, who has produced the series this summer while I handled the interviews, will take the lead in the interview this time. As always, if you have any questions for LaBonge you can leave them in the comments section or tweet with hashtag #sblasummer.

The hangout will be broadcast at our YouTube page, SoCal StreetsTube. After the interview has concluded, we will archive the broadcast for public viewing.

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