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the WLANC community.
Use the many links (left panel) to learn about committee meeting times and agendas, city department alerts and programs, local business consumer programs, community organization, etc.
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in the September issue by Tuesday, August 25.
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PUBLIC NOTICES
WESTSIDE REGIONAL ALLIANCE OF COUNCILS (WRAC)
LAND USE AND PLANNING COMMITTEE (LUPC)
MOTIONS ON AGENDA OF UPCOMING MEETING
Thursday, August 6, 6:30pm - 9:00pm
West LA Municipal Building
1645 Corinth Avenue,
2nd Floor Hearing Room
Motions
Agenda
EXPO LINE E-NEWSLETTER
Keep up-to-date on the status of the Expo Line:
Newsletter with comprehensive information:
EXPO NEWSLETTER
FIRST LA CITY ATTORNEY NEIGHBORHOOD FORUM
Thursday, August 13, 6:00 p.m.- 9:00 p.m.
Refreshments in the City Hall RotundaPresentation in the John Ferraro Council ChambersCity Attorney Carmen Trutanich remarks followed by Q & AR.S.V.P. required by August 10 for Free Guest ParkingParking Entrance:
West Side of Los Angeles Street North of First Street atty.rsvp@lacity.org or (213) 978-1575
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ARTS, CULTURE & ENVIRONMENT
Upcoming events to note in your calendar
WEST LA BANDSHELL SUMMER EVENTS
West Los Angeles Civic Center Bandshell
11338 Santa Monica Blvd.
West Los Angeles (Behind the Library at Corinth)
Free parking behind the Civic Center building
SECOND ANNUAL CONCERT SERIES
AUGUST FREE ENTERTAINMENT
Wednesdays, 7:00 p.m.: Food, Entertainment and Fun
8/5 Adam Stern, Helios Jive
8/12 Murphy's Law, Los Pinguos
8/19 The Hereafter, Yellow Alex, Left Coast Funk Orchestra
8/26 Black Shakespeare, L'Esprit D'Afrique
9/2 Ta'Raach, Aloe Blacc
SHAKESPEARE CONTINUES!
SECOND ANNUAL SHAKESPEARE SERIES
read the review
experience the real meaning of community theater -
veteran actors and veterans together
A Midsummer Night's Dream directed by Stephan Wolfert
August 9, Sunday at 4:30 pm
Produced by United States Veterans' Artists Alliance and
Veterans Center for the Performing Arts
with support from the Dax Foundation
Call 310 559 2116 or 323 533 2847 for more information
Presented & Sponsored by
City Councilman Bill Rosendahl
West Los Angeles Neighborhood Council
Best Buy
Dolores Restaurant & Bakery
Rotary Club of Brentwood
American Humanist Association
June Chiang, Pilates & Gyrotonic
B/HIVE
Fusicology
The Village
West L.A. Music
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THE HEELS AND SOULS SQUARE DANCE CLUB
Beginner's Class
Wednesdays at 7:00 p.m.
Felicia Mahood Center (Corinth Ave and Santa Monica Blvd)
Next series starts September 9
$4 each, but the first one is free. Singles welcome!______________________________________________________ THURSDAY NIGHTS AT VCPA
(Veterans Center for the Performing Arts)
9 p.m. Kris Angelis LIVE446 S. La Brea, LA, CA 90291For more about Kris Angels visit www.krisangelis.comFor more about the VCPA visit www.govcpa.org--------------
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EMAILS-TO-THE-EDITOR
Comments, observations, opinions, etc. about items in the
WLA Monthly News and/or things in and about the neighborhood,
including recommendations you want to pass on.
If the concerts and Shakespeare are happening, why is there no mention here (July issue)? Even if there aren't any specific dates, and I thought there were, are these events merely tentative? If not, there should be something huge here announcing them. Our monthly news is tax amnesty? That's what is going on? No banners on the streets, no hint of programs. Whenever a person I know from Mar Vista runs into me, he asks me if we are having concerts, and I have to stand there like an idiot with nothing to tell him. This whole thing is not going well. This monthly news is virtually worthless and a poor use of DONE money. Sorry to be critical, but this is pathetic. For God's sake, it's July. The least it could say is Happy Fourth of July. Just to tap into people's emotions. However if nothing following that would be of interest to anyone but a policy wonk, what's the point? And I still think the format is graphically dull along with the colors which reminds me of pea soup, cream of wheat and carrots.
Marilyn Noyes
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Sincerely,
West L.A. Neighborhood Council
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