Pt. Fermin street closures and fireworks Saturday: A group affiliated with USC is staging a triathlon Saturday morning. Paseo del Mar and surrounding streets are closed. The Palisades Residents Association has posted the list of street closures. The Ft. MacArthur Museum is holding its annual L.A. Air Raid commemoration from 3-8 p.m. Saturday, including a fireworks show.
The parking meters downtown are reprogrammed to the new, 300% higher rates, as detailed in the Daily Breeze.
Tuesday is Election Day. The Daily Breeze and Los Angeles Times have candidate and initiative information on their election pages.
“Janice Hahn eyes funds to keep Knoll Hill fields,” but the councilwoman’s idea isn’t universally cheered, according to the Daily Breeze report.
It’s First Thursday this week. Take a stroll downtown on March 5 for your monthly dose of culture, cuisine and camaraderie.
The Vue downtown condominium building is having a community grand opening on March 7 from 1-5 p.m.
A Ponte Vista community meeting has been confirmed for March 12 from 4-8 p.m. at Peck Park. The public will be invited to comment on new proposals the developer will unveil.
Friday, February 27, 2009
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re Fight On Triathalon -- whomever granted the permit for this event failed to consider that at 530 a.m. most Point Fermin residents are asleep, and having a PA system blaring from them until 7 a.m. plus really isn't a good way to start the weekend. Even with double-paned windows and good insulation, they might as well as have been broadcasting in our bedroom. (Undoubtedly someone downtown doesn't know that the hills here act as a giant amphitheater, so that when noise is generated at the beach/harbor, it travels up the hillside to all the residents. Of course, we'll have the same issue with a cruise ship terminal at Kaiser Point, but I digress.) IF there is a next time, the PA system needs to be restricted as to time of day (after 7am, at least) and amount of use.
Jack Alden, Bluff Place, San Pedro
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Angelenos complain and continue to reelect these same ineffective politicos over and over which is why the politicos do as he/she pleases with no accountability to their constituents. Don’t be fooled by the colorful fliers and twenty second media sound bites during elections. Vote these same LA Politicos out of office on March 3, 2009.
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The parking meter thing is not the greatest thing to happen in San Pedro considering it used to be 25 cents and hour, but in downtown LA the meters are $ 4 dollars and hr!! and you have to pay up until 8 or 9pm! what a rip off!
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