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Just when the ultimate task of street guerilla marketing was becoming dull, Bing Bing has managed to raise the bar even higher. Showing great ambition and dedication, the young artist woke up at 2:00a on Sunday 10/13/13 and walked from Lake & Washington to Eliot Middle School in Altadena to begin his…
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We're very excited to add to our traditional organization grants. This year the Perlman Foundation will also award one $5,000 Community Builder grant to an individual working hard in their community to make a difference.
If you know a local "Community Builder", post their name what they do, where we can find information on their work on Twitter- @thepfoundation or under the daily "Community Builders" post on Facebook-…
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(Los Angeles, CA; Sept. 25, 2013) – The Perlman Foundation is pleased to announce that it is accepting submissions for its Second Annual Bridging the Gap Awards, a matching grant that assists smaller sized charitable organizations who exemplify the Perlman Foundation’s mission. This funding opportunity targets organizations that use innovative methods to positively impact individuals living in low-income communities.…
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Pasadena, Ca artist Bing Bing, also known as Mistah Wilson, has been making ambitious moves for the Pasadena Music Scene…
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COME ONE - COME ALL! LOTS OF FUN!
When: Sunday, October 6, 2013 @ 8:30 AM
Where: (North of) Rose Garden across from Expo Line Station
Join us on a feeder ride to CicLAvia to help LACBC and USC to kick off an UNO Grant project to encourage bicycling and bicycle education at USC and the surrounding community. Meet up just north of the Exposition Park Rose Garden (across the street from the Expo line station). We'll be…
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To mitigate traffic congestion after the USC football game, some streets around Expo Park will be closed to get game traffic out of the neighborhood.
– STREET CLOSURE ALERT –
On Saturday, Sept. 7th from 10:00pm-midnight
the following streets will be CLOSED to all traffic
(buses exempt on M.L. King Jr. Blvd. only):
1.…
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With the start of school comes an increased risk of kids hurting their teeth and mouths during activities, says Dr. Ramon Roges.
Dr. Roges is the director of the Urgent Care and Dental Trauma Clinic at the Ostrow School of Dentistry of USC and is also the team dentist for USC Trojan athletes. He is an endodontist – a dentist who specializes in treating the tissue…
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89.3 KPCC Southern California Public Radio recently asked listeners and sources in the organization’s Public Insight Network to describe the kinds of conversations they were having in their communities. The Public Insight Network is a group of people who share their…
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During the last two decades, a specific group of dogs has emerged at the center of major controversy. Pit bulls, rottweilers and German shepherds are some of those that have been labeled as “dangerous” by certain groups because of their use in dog fighting rings and attacks on adults and children.
We invite you to watch the live video stream of KPCC’s special in-person program. Tune in as KPCC crime and safety reporter…
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89.3 KPCC Southern California Public Radio is bringing back #KidReads, and this time we are hosting a live program at the A C Bilbrew Library on July 20. KPCC early childhood development correspondent Deepa Fernandes will moderate a program with two literary whizzes who…
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Hello everyone - The North Area Neighborhood Development Council meeting is tonight July 11 at Loren Miller Park, 2717 Halldale Ave. from 6:30 to 8 p.m.
Click on the agenda below:
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The Supreme Court on Wednesday struck down the Defense of Marriage Act as unconstitutional and dismissed Prop 8 on standing, meaning same-sex marriages can resume in California.
How do these decisions affect you? Are you planning to get married?
KPCC would like to hear from people whose lives are affected by this.
By sharing your story, you help us to follow this issue in a…
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Robert and Danny the owners of Bacaro LA, along with executive Chef Lior Hillel, are opening Nature's Brew, two doors down from the wine bar.
Nature's Brew, 2316 S. Union Ave., is their "Coffee and Kitchen concept."
What is the Coffee and Kitchen concept you ask?
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We are celebrating Foster Youth Awareness Month with our event USC Foster Youth Day, which is next Thursday 5/23. We would love for anyone to come out and support.
For more information please call Living Advantage Inc. @ 323-731-6471
Here is our link on FB https://www.facebook.com/events/618338674845556/
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If you live in the Los Angeles area, please join 89.3 KPCC on Saturday, May 13 for a panel discussion on what makes a medical condition "invisible": What is unique about the suffering of someone who has R.A. or chronic migraine headaches? What challenges does that person face in communicating her or his condition to a health provider? And is this a matter of public health?
Conditions like cancer, heart disease and AIDS strike fear into the…
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