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September 24, 2004

Lynel Gardner
"Stories I Never Told My Father"

Jack Farrel Park
Photo © 2004 Ballentine Productions

By Mikaya Strickling

You know we all have pain and we all have our own way of dealing with it. Some of us let our pain fester, hoping it will go away by itself only to see it grow into something that we feel is beyond our control. Others ignore the pain and never deal with it, then turn off every feeling of every emotion they ever had to keep from getting hurt.

Lynel Gardner's way was to create a one-man performance called "Stories I Never Told My Father".

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East Palo Alto Parks Swing into the Future!
 
Last Call for Comments
Jack Farrel park
 
Bayside Trails
Three upgraded and
one brand new
By Laura Savage

Who would have known ten years ago that Jack Farrell Park would again be enjoyed by so many children? A decade ago its primary reputation was as a dangerous location full of drug use and drug dealing. In fact, an East Palo Alto police officer as well as other local residents were fatally shot or stabbed in this park.

But today, after residents have reclaimed the park and a beautification effort was completed, things are looking quite different in Jack Farrell Park and the three other parks in East Palo Alto.

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By Fernando Bravo
Interim Public Works Director,
City of East Palo Alto

On September 15th two meetings took place in the East Palo Alto Community Room/Council Chambers. One presented by SamTrans, on behalf of the City/County Association of Governments, covered a draft Community-Based Transportation Plan for East Palo Alto. The other meeting was sponsored by the City of Menlo Park and was about a Bay Trail Feasibility Study concerning possible routes connecting bayside trails in East Palo Alto and Menlo Park for walking, jogging and biking.


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Low Cost Produce Benefits Local Seniors
 
How Block Clubs Can Benefit Residents
Senior Center Produce Sale
 
East Palo Alto Block Clubs

EPA Senior Center
Produce Market
Celebrates 1st Anniversary
By Laura Savage

With cuts in social services, medical coverage and housing aid for the elderly, it's nice to know that there are programs that look to ease financial pressures for seniors. The local East Palo Alto Senior Center Produce Market, just completing its first year, is one of them.


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West Side Stories
By Maureen Pattarelli


A few months ago One East Palo Alto (OEPA) held a press conference to release the report from a survey by the Community Development Institute on residents' perceptions of crime and public safety. Local headlines trumpeted the findings: EPA residents felt unsafe and their top crime concern was drugs.

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