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    Showing posts with label East Hollywood. Show all posts

    Wednesday, June 17, 2009

    East Hollywood Clean Up Wrap Up

    Thanks to all of those who came out for our East Hollywood clean up. We had a great time and got some great support from the people in the area, even those people just hanging out at the Hollywood and Western subway stop! It was a lot of fun. We took very few pictures but we posted some below. Until next time, keeps those streets clean!


    John is going for the high five in that picture, but nobody else is going along.

    A picture of a few of our volunteers from the day.

    The fruits of our effort, a truck full of trash.

    Ahhh, East Hollywood, will the streets ever be clean? With our volunteers, maybe...

    Sunday, June 7, 2009

    East Hollywood Clean Up on June 14!

    Join the LA Neighborhood Clean Up Project on June 14 at 10 a.m. to help clean up the streets of East Hollywood! We will be meeting at the corner of Hollywood and Western at the Red Line Metro stop. You will be able to spot us in our green t-shirts. Everybody is welcome to come help clean up this wonderful area of Los Angeles (maybe even grab some great food afterward in Thai Town)!

    Below is a map of the intersection for your convenience:


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    Saturday, May 23, 2009

    Virgil Ave Clean Up Wrap Up

    A great contingent of the Los Angeles Neighborhood Clean Up Project came out for last week's Virgil Ave clean up on the edge of Silver Lake and East Hollywood. We cleaned up a few blocks in a neighborhood that could definitely use it, and, most of all got to spend time with some of our great members. Below are some pictures of the clean up and we hope you join us at the next one!


    Some of our clean up team returns, check out those awesome t-shirts!


    The celebration ensues....good cast of characters!


    Take two, John looks less prepared for this picture...


    Ahhh, people enjoy our events so much, see the smiles?


    The remnants of our clean up supplies...they look lonely...