CUSD audit highlights accounting shortfalls
Apaches, Tarbabes set to fight for CIFSS boys’ basketball titles
Local elementary school hosts African-American Miniatures Museum exhibit
Council forgives nearly $400,000 in defaulted loans
Hall tackling childhood diabetes with anti-obesity bill
Thanks to Ralphs, BEAR gets a boost
Reunited families celebrated countywide
A morning of health with Mother Love
Planting with pleasure
About 15 city employees, elected officials
and residents gathered near Compton Creek on the morning of Saturday,
Feb. 20, to plant community gardens at several locations adjacent
to the estuary’s banks. The planting event was orgnaized by
Planning and Economic Development Director Derek Hull. Flowers, fruit
trees and vegetables including collard greens, mustard greens, tomatoes
and corn were planted during the event. TCouncilwoman Yvonne Arceneaux,
center, and volunteers Robert Cabrillo, left, a Block Club commissioner,
and resident Donni Gray get down and dirty planting corn and tomato
plants. —Photo by Shon Smith
of D’Angelo’s Photos
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