Karen Hayes of Twinkle Toes Dance Co is now offering her creative and imaginative ballet classes for children in Highland Park at the new 1st Defense Studio at Ave 56 and Fig. 5577 N. Figueroa St. 90042. Please contact Karen directly for registration for her classes on Sat am and Wed afternoons, ages 2 and up. Contact: twinkletoesdance_la@yahoo.com or 818-395-3454. We accept enrollment at any time so contact us today, these classes are filling quickly!
The Annual Northeast LAPD Senior Lead Officer Summit will be held on Wednesday July 28, 2010 from 6:00pm to 8;00pm at the Dodgers Stadium VIP Clubhouse located at 1000 Elysian Park Avenue (Enter off Sunset Boulevard, Elysian Park Gate). Please join the Northeast LAPD Senior Lead Officers, Captain William Murphy, Community Police Advisory Board Members, Business For Law Enforcement Northeast Division (BLEND), Representatives from the Council Offices, Mayor’’s Office, GRYD Program, and a host of other City Entities at this Annual Event that showcases NOE LAPD accomplishments, overall crime stat’s, and rewards outstanding volunteers and Cadets that continue to make a difference in your communities.
Parking is Free, just follow the signs to Parking Lot ‘L’. Arrive early, space is limited. Last year, the VIP Lounge was filled to capacity. Light food and refreshments will be served!! For further information, please contact Sgt. Danny Roman at 213-485-2548 or via e-mail at 22195@lapd.lacity.org <mailto:22195@lapd.lacity.org> . Your participation is greatly appreciated. ALL MEETINGS ARE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. See you there..
(Reprinted at the request of the LAPD CRO Office and the CPAB Board)
The Monthly Northeast Community Police Advisory Board (CPAB) Meeting will be held on Monday July 26, 2010 from 6:00pm – 7:30pm at the Police Museum located at 6045 York Boulevard in the Community of Highland Park/Garvanza. Updates on Crime Stats, Crime Activity, and potential problem areas in the Northeast will be provided by the Captain with additional commentary from the Northeast LAPD Senior Lead Officers, the LA City Attorney’s Office, Guest Speakers, and Community Members.
Please keep sending in your pictures of graffiti and tagging with the locations clearly indicated to NOE Graffiti Nuisance Abatement Pilot Program, Officer Marco Briones at 31635@lapd.lacity.org <mailto:31635@lapd.lacity.org> or drop off your hard copies to Los Angeles Police Department Northeast Division Community Relations Office 3353 San Fernando Road Los Angeles, CA 90065 Attn: Marco Briones or to an upcoming LAPD venue.
We hope to see you at the Northeast Community Police Advisory Board (CPAB) Meeting will be held on Monday July 26, 2010 from 6:00pm – 7:30pm at the Police Museum located at 6045 York Boulevard in the Community of Highland Park/Garvanza. ALL MEETINGS ARE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. See you soon.
Edie Reuveni
NOE CPAB Co-Chair
Bradley,
NOE CPAB Asst. Co-Chair
Everett Littlefield
NOE CPAB Secretary
If you’re looking for someone to help with housecleaning or childcare, I have a great referral. Her name is Anabela. She lives here in HP and is looking for more work. Her number is 323-336-1353.
Starting two new “kids ballet” 6 week course.
Saturdays and a week days.
The six classes last 50 minutes, and cost $90 for the series. Contact Director, Karen Hayes at (818) 395-3454, or email:twinkletoesdance_la@yahoo.com for more details and registration!
Kelvin
5577 N Figueroa
Highland park
323 259 9525
Yoga classes Mon Wed 930am and Tues Thursday 630 Pm.
1st one free, the $10 per class or 5 for $40
Kelvin
5577 N Figueroa
Highland park
323 259 9525
There is still room in the kids martial arts classes Tuesday and Thursday. Ages 5-7 at 4 pm and 8-16 at 5 pm.
The beginning level is based on learning the samurai sword (small wooden one) and the grappling/jujitsu based on sword technique.
Kelvin
5577 N Figueroa
Highland park
323 259 9525
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According to the LA Times, Luis Lopez, the principal of Franklin High School for the last five years, will be leaving to transfer to be principal at the one-year arts high school in downtown, Central Los Angeles High School #9. Principal Luis has made an effort over the last few years to improve community relations with the high school by hosting weekly breakfasts with the principal and backing up the community with any issues that might arise with Franklin students. I wish him good luck in his new position and hope his replacement at Franklin will continue with trying to improve the school and its relationship with the community.
Read the LA Times article
