Thorpe Avenue. A street that comprehends about four blocks, if I recall correctly. I don't even know it well enough, as I don't drive the stretch between Cypress and San Fernando Road that often. Ours is the last house on the left before the open hillside. It seemed like a good idea to be this close to nature. I love hearing the birds singing in the morning, seeing the flowers growing on the dirt wall that comes into our property -- an incline made more of fairly solid rock than of actual dirt. Yet, all kinds of vegetation are currently growing on it.
Submitted by admin on Thu, 2011-01-06 00:00
Greg Williams
Are humans, by nature, resistant to change? If we were, by nature, resistant to change, we wouldn’t date, get married, have kids, take vacations, accept a promotion or commit to the challenges of community development, yoga, the martial arts or any other social and personal disciplines. These are all examples of common changes … changes we not only do-not-resist making; but in fact, we devote tremendous amounts of our resources to making them happen.
Submitted by admin on Tue, 2010-11-02 00:00
Elizabeth Herron
In very short order, (December 2010) the City of Los Angeles through the Bureau of Sanitation is mandated to adopt a revised “Memorandum of Understanding” with the State Water Resources Board regarding the operation of private sewage disposal systems, (known as Onsite Wastewater Treatment Systems or OWTS).
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