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This coming Monday March 14 at 7pm we will be hosting our annual meeting where the focus will be a candidate forum with the certified candidates running for CD11.
The meeting will be held in person at University Synagogue as well as on Zoom and is open to all in CD11. Due to the change in restrictions, seating is no longer limited, preregistration is required for both options. The evening will start with the opportunity to meet and greet candidates at 6:30pm followed by the candidate forum at 7pm. The evening will be moderated by Channel ABC7 Eyewitness News Reporter Josh Haskell.
LAPD and LAFD will also be on hand to answer questions before the program starts.
No Limit on In-Person Attendance at Annual Meeting
Due to the lifting of COVID restrictions, there is no limit on seating capacity for the BHA Annual Meeting Monday, March 14 at University Synagogue. To attend in person you MUST SHOW PROOF OF VACCINATION along with a photo ID. Masks are recommended, but not required.
Doors will open at 6:30 pm and the program will start at 7:00 pm. Come early to meet the candidates and learn more from them directly.
You Must Register For Both In Person and Zoom
Moderated by ABC7 Eyewitness News reporter Josh Haskell, eight of the thirteen candidates who filed to run for City Council Seat District 11 will participate in the forum. Learn more about the candidates on our website.
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LAFD Brush Clearance Presentation
LAFD Brush Clearance Unit will be giving brush clearance presentations Wednesday, March 9 at the Brentwood Community Council meeting and Thursday, March 24 at the Pacific Palisades Community Council meeting. Learn about the steps you can take to guard your home against the threat of wildfire. For more information from LAFD on safe brush clearance practice, click here.
It's nice to see some remnants of yesteryear still in Brentwood. This postcard from 1958 depicts the little motel on the southwest corner of Kenter and Sunset.