Your Donations to Stop the Millennium are Tax Deductible!   

If you haven't sent your check yet to Stop The Millennium, we now offer you a way to make a tax deductible donation! Make your personal checks payable to:  

The Beachwood Canyon Neighborhood Association (a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization)!  

Your check will be deposited and funds will be given to The Silverstein Law Firm to file a timely appeal to Stop the Millennium Project!

As we told you in the last email, we need your help ASAP.  

So, make your tax deductible donation today via Paypal, credit card, OR make checks payable to BCNA, and add in the memo "Millennium Legal Fund"!

Click on the Make a Donation button above and either use your Paypal account or click on "Don't have a PayPal account" and use your credit or debit card! 

Or send your checks to:

BCNA, 2751 Westshire Dr., Los Angeles, CA 90068 

(Write "Stop the Millennium" in the memo field) 

This action will hold the line while our longer-term savehollywood.org effort to overturn the Hollywood Community Plan is being litigated. We must not let them break ground!

Time is of the essence. Donate now and ask your friends to do the same. The future of Hollywood is in our hands. 

Councilmember Tom LaBonge and the LADWP invite residents to a morning walk around the historic Lake Hollywood Reservoir in honor of the re-opening of its walking trail. After a 7-year closure, the Lake Hollywood Reservoir perimeter road will be reopening in its entirety.

This just in from Hollywood Patch:  

Click here to report intersection!

  

Whether you are a pedestrian, a cyclist or driver everyone has an intersection where they cringe a little bit when they drive through or a section of freeway or road where there always seems to be a problem.

 

Whether it is because people drive too fast, make right turns without checking for pedestrians or because the intersection might simply be confusing for drivers, we want to know about it.

 

Please tell us where there are dangerous intersections and roads are anywhere in Los Angeles County-where you live, where you work or just an area you happened to have noticed while passing through.

 

Use the above form to give us the intersection, freeway section or road location and tell us why it is dangerous-we will then use the information our readers provide to set up a map showing all locations with user comments on what makes each area so dangerous.