Eddie North-Hager
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After working for daily newspapers for 15 years, I started Leimert Park Beat.com, a news & social network for my neighbohrood, known as the Soul of Los Angeles. There are more than 1,000 members who contribute to the website and tens of thousands of readers.
That's the power of community. The power of .com unity.
Since then with residents throughout the city, we have started:
Echo Park Online it's the hippest.
Unviersity Park Family, in partnership with USC.
Echo Park Online it's the hippest.
Unviersity Park Family, in partnership with USC.
Rancho Park Online, where LA feels like home.
San Pedro News Pilot, it's not your daddy's fish wrap.
Culver City Times, for the best city in Los Angeles.
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Huell Howser is my role model!
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Improved infrastructure and more park space equal lower obesity rates. That means happier people and lower healthcare costs. So what's stopping the greening of Los Angeles?
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There's a little known trail in South L.A. that could help put more residents on a path to health. The problem? Not enough people know about it.
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The infrastructure itself can affect our health, yet urban planning often skews against poor and minority communities, say some observers.
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Obesity is a problem for Americans in all walks of life, but it's worse in areas with poor infrastructure and few parks.
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Helicopter noise in Los Angeles is now in the national spotlight, leading a story in the New York Times about the introduction of federal legislation to require the FAA to establish rules on flight paths and minimum altitudes over residential areas.
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Richard Root once counted 50 helicopters flying overhead in one day. That was a record high.
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This is part three of a series about helicopter noise in Los Angeles. Read parts one and two. L.A. helicopter situation is tough: I've frequently lost sleep or been unable to work due to the noise, but obviously I...
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Helicopter noise may be distressing, but for the Federal Aviation Administration, the focus is on safety.
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Noise of any sort, at the right level and persistence, can pose a significant risk to our physical and mental health.
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For great previews (with photos and videos) of the Culver City Art Walk visit http://bit.ly/kvRVHR...
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For great previews (with photos and videos) of the Culver City Art Walk visit http://bit.ly/kvRVHR...
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Improved infrastructure and more park space equal lower obesity rates. That means happier people and lower healthcare costs. So what's stopping the greening of Los Angeles?
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There's a little known trail in South L.A. that could help put more residents on a path to health. The problem? Not enough people know about it.
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The infrastructure itself can affect our health, yet urban planning often skews against poor and minority communities, say some observers.
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Obesity is a problem for Americans in all walks of life, but it's worse in areas with poor infrastructure and few parks.
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Helicopter noise in Los Angeles is now in the national spotlight, leading a story in the New York Times about the introduction of federal legislation to require the FAA to establish rules on flight paths and minimum altitudes over residential areas.
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Richard Root once counted 50 helicopters flying overhead in one day. That was a record high.
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This is part three of a series about helicopter noise in Los Angeles. Read parts one and two. L.A. helicopter situation is tough: I've frequently lost sleep or been unable to work due to the noise, but obviously I...
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Helicopter noise may be distressing, but for the Federal Aviation Administration, the focus is on safety.
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Noise of any sort, at the right level and persistence, can pose a significant risk to our physical and mental health.
