The 32nd annual Kingdom Day Parade 2013 is SATURDAY Jan. 19, 2013. That seems an odd date but perhaps more fun to have on Saturday rather than Monday (MLK's birthday is Jan. 15).
The “Kingdom Day Parade” starts at Western heads down King to Crenshaw takes a left and goes down to Leimert Park…
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Around 2:50 am this morning, two women were struck and killed by a car on Leimert Blvd. Before the collision, one woman was ranting loud in-coherently walking westbound on Leimert Blvd towards 11th avenue. She was in the street walking when an on coming car approached her; she stood in the path of the car with her arms in the air, the car stopped and drove in reverse to…
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In honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr’s birthday, the California African American Museum (CAAM) will host a three-day weekend celebration in Exposition Park, January 19-21, 2013.
This year, CAAM has several special tributes planned as 2013 marks the 50th anniversary of Dr. King’s “I Have a Dream” speech. Event activities include live performances representative of the diverse cultures of Los Angeles, art workshops, film screenings, an art awards ceremony and much more.…
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This is what Leimert Park has been thirsting for - a modern, urban, hip, upscale, downhome, local flavor restaurant and bar.
Not just Baldwin Hills and View Park, but all of Los Angeles has flocked to the Post & Beam,…
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Get involved, meet like-minded people and hobnob with the powerbrokers you elected at the Empowerment Congress
Saturday, January 19 at USC. Tens of thousands of residents will converge on the campus for the 21st edition of this tradition started by L.A. County Supervisor Mark Ridley-Thomas.
Registration: 8 a.m.
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We at Wisdom From The Field would like to wish a happy birthday to one of the world-renown martyrs of the Civil Rights Movement and soldiers of service to our community, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. It is only appropriate that we share what may be one of his most heart touching, motivational, and pride filled speeches ever given. The message in his words may seem to have fallen on deaf ears, however we are determined to unlock the inner resources at the heart of our community and finally…
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Mercado La Paloma has recently earned a reputation as a foodie destination - as it not only is home to Yucatan-flavored Chichen Itza, but it also spawned Mo-Chica. The food court atmosphere near the DMV just east of USC on Grand Avenue also has a tailor and Mexican gift shop.
And now the business incubator is mixing in art and…
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Beneath the Spin * Eric L. Wattree
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California Community Foundation (CCF) has launched IamBLOOM (www.iambloom.com), a new website and online community about and for young Black men in Los Angeles, as part of a strategic initiative to create a viable pathway to better educational and job opportunities for Black male youth who have been involved with the probation…
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Southern California is home to hundreds of grocery stores, and KPCC journalists are always looking to connect with employees at grocery chains and local food emporiums. Do you work at a major chain like Vons, Albertsons or Ralphs? What about Fresh and Easy or 99 Ranch Market or an independent store?
KPCC journalists want to hear from you.
We read every response, and…
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Dear Neighbors...
In my view... The Minister is percolating on all cylinders in this interview.
It would be wonderful for me to hear your thoughts.
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Django Unchained, the highly anticipated Quentin Tarantino film, will be the topic at Eso Won Bookstore in Leimert Park at 6 p.m. Friday.
While Eso Won's James Fugate loved the film, I thought Django was Dterrible. The story wasn't very good, the gore was ridiculous and the topic was not handled in an interesting way. It's not on the same level as Pulp Fiction or Inglorious Basterds.
Though some critics loved it, many people are taken aback by the story and it's…
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Keep the spirit alive and your community beautiful - recycle that Christmas tree. Please tell your neighbors how easy getting rid of that tree can be.
Call the City of Los Angeles Christmas Tree Recycling Hotline: (800) 5-TREE-56 for information about recycling in your neighborhood.
Christmas Tree Recycling Program…
Added by enhager on December 31, 2012 at 5:30pm — 2 Comments
Check out our neighbor's display at 3710 Grayburn! What a beautiful Christmas display and so much movement including a merry go round and Ferris wheel!
Editors note from Enhager - "Now this is what I call teamwork - or taking a village. Kathleen alerts us about this wonderful display at her neighbor's house. Kerry then takes a spectacular photo at night of "Christmas Display 3710 GrayBurn." Bravo!"…
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I'll be putting together a list by the end of the week, but I'd love to hear what moved you this year?
The Space Shuttle and the new trees? The Trayvon Martin vigil? The Expo Line? Four more years? There were a number of big and small events that occurred in the Soul of Los Angeles. Let's reflect on 2012. Photo by Kerry Roberts of 3710…
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A hummingbird visited me for Christmas.
We have a feeder just outside the kitchen window. I sat my iPhone on the window frame and hit record. Within about a minute, as you can see in the video, what I believe is an Allen's hummingbird came and got some homemade nectar.
Earlier this year, we had two hummingbird nests and four babies in my Leimert Park…
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Sounds of music, Distant & Close
Speaking of a child born years ago
We celebrate his coming, bringing greatness, giving joy
We yet long for, search out, journey towards
his season & All Year.
Sounds of music, articulating love, peace, & rememberance
reosonating reflection
Sounds of the moment, caroling correlation, & calm
Enter into the zone, without a phony sales pitch
Rather…
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These Palms on 5th Ave and 41st Street need trimming--CITY OF LA, where are you?? Where's the private company that cut down all those trees for the space shuttle? Do use a favor!
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Whether you agree with the attendance of this event, we had great success with helping many people move on to energy freedom in their lives and since, The Green Panthers from Leimert Park & Compton have just penned a major Music and Film deal, as well as, opened their own Energy company! Our message to all being a strong community is dependent on their members representing them as Ambassadors. We are all Ambassadors for our community!…
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