I hope you all are doing well, and can manage the heat. I went this week to the CPAB (Community Police Advisory Board) and they were talking about the two young women who were attacked on Monday night. These two women were in their early to mid 20s, and they left their sliding window open, […]
Entries from July 2006
Tips for the Heat
July 28th, 2006 · No Comments
Tags: CPAB · DIY · Education · Give · Heat Wave · Preparedness · Rec & Parks · Safety
Help Is On It’s Way!
July 25th, 2006 · No Comments
The City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks will keep Senior Citizen Centers open due to expected high temperatures. Department Senior Centers will also be open during regularly scheduled hours on weekdays. The Centers will have free water available.
According to Recreation and Parks General Manager Jon Kirk Mukri, the Department will respond to […]
Tags: DWP · Heat Wave · Rec & Parks · Senior Centers
An Inconvenient Truth
July 24th, 2006 · No Comments
An Inconvenient Truth is a movie that every person on this planet should see! This movie is very poignant, touching, engaging, and moving. It is a smart movie, that will hopefully hit some spots and change us as a nation and us individuals.
Right now this movie is only playing at selected Theaters, but maybe it’s […]
Tags: Alternative Transportation · Education · Heat Wave · Metro · Movies
Ridazz and Theatre
July 21st, 2006 · No Comments
So many cool things and such great people! Last Fridays Midnight Ridazz had around 1,300 people on bicycles! Can you believe it! It was amazing! Yes, people got pissed off. Why? Because they were stuck in traffic, and couldn’t move, until the line of 1,300 cyclists passed. And other people cheered. For some onlookers, this […]
Tags: Bikes · Cycling · Theatre
Summer Is Here! Bikes Are Out! Keep On Pedaling!
July 19th, 2006 · No Comments
Last Fridays Midnight Ridazz had around 1,300 people on bicycles! It was amazing!
Yes, people got pissed off. Why? Because they were stuck in traffic, and couldn’t move, until the line of 1,300 cyclists passed. Other people cheered. For some onlookers, this is the most fun parade they’ve seen. Kids come running out on the street […]
Tags: Bikes · Cycling · Education
BAD 1.1
July 12th, 2006 · No Comments
On Saturday, July 15th, we are having our BAD 1.1 (Bicycle ADventure) kick-off event, celebrating the 1 Year Anniversary of illuminateLA . We’re celebrating by riding to the Sacred Fools Theatre to see “La Bete.” Sacred Fools is the first theatre that posted public transit links and BikeMetro link to their website! Wohooo! […]
Tags: Bikes · Cycling · Theatre
MAD 1.1 - The Black Rider
July 3rd, 2006 · No Comments
Our first MAD (Metro ADventures) event was a huge success. Everyone who showed up and rode the Red Line with us to the Ahmanson to see “The Black Rider” had a great time, and they all enjoyed this controversial […]
Tags: Alternative Transportation · Downtown LA · Metro · Rides · Theatre
Time To Dream Like Griffith Did
July 3rd, 2006 · No Comments
(printed in the October 2005 Los Feliz Ledger) By Stephen Box
It is unfortunate that we have allowed a trail access conflict between equestrians and cyclists to take our eyes off the bigger issue— the future of Griffith Park.
It is further unfortunate that we have allowed a debate over the future of Griffith Park to take […]
Tags: Alternative Transportation · Bikes · Campaigns · Civil Right · Griffith Park · Rec & Parks