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El Sereno Sidewalk is No Longer an Obstacle Course

October 24 2013
Written by The Eastsider.

EL SERENO-Last August Billy Branch of El Sereno set up a Facebook page as part of his one-man campaign to get a buckled and broken section of sidewalk on Cudahy Street near Locke Avenue  fixed up. 

After Branch was contacted by a  representative from Councilman Jose  Huizar’s office,  city engineers came out to take a look at the problem and come up with a solution.  Several weeks later, city crews came to repair the concrete sidewalk, which serves as one of the paths to nearby El Sereno Elementary, with a strip of asphalt.   Why asphalt instead of concrete? (Read the rest here) 

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Pub: Oct 24, 2013

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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