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Back Issue
June 2003 |
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La Celebración del Cinco de Mayo 2003,
y el Comité Latino
Por Ruben Abrica
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Durante el mes de mayo, el Comité Latino organizó dos eventos
comunitarios con mucho éxito. El domingo 4 de mayo se llevó
a cabo el Desfile del Cinco de Mayo y el Festival Latino 2003,
con una asistencia de casi 3,000 personas, la gran mayoría
de East Palo Alto y Belle Haven, pero incluyendo personas de
otras ciudades de la Peninsula.
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Cinco de Mayo Celebration 2003
and the Comité Latino
By Ruben Abrica
During the month of May, the Comité Latino organized two very successful community events. On Sunday May 4th, the Cinco de Mayo Parade and Festival Latino 2003 took place, with an estimated attendance of close to 3,000 people, mostly from East Palo Alto and Belle Haven but also from throughout the Peninsula.
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I Miss Her Smile
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Taking Control of Asthma in East Palo Alto
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Communities face loss together and we can also remember and heal together. The loss of Luseane and Hopate Sanft in a fire last Christmas saddened all of East Palo Alto. Here Vaatofu Masifilo, age 13, a classmate and friend of Luseane’s at the Girls’ Club of the Mid-Peninsula, shares a remembrance of Luseane and Hopate.
We publish this in Tongan, Spanish and English to let the Sanft family and the Tongan community know that we are all with them.
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By Kathleen Alexander, Ravenswood Family Health Center
At a meeting last fall, Maxine Sykes, MSW, with Family Support of the Mid-Peninsula in East Palo Alto, responded to a question posed by Dr. Michael Greenberg, Assistant Health Officer for San Mateo County Health Services Agency. “What are your concerns for children in your community?”
Maxine replied, “We’re most concerned about asthma among our children because that’s what I see and what our home visitors see. Some kids in this community seem to have colds year round...
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In East Palo Alto,
All Roads Lead to
One Address
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Seeking Candidates for the EPA.net Community Advisory Board
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A Perspective from Vernon Smith
By Muoi Tran
EPA.net is using this space for a
new ongoing feature: portraits of people
in the community.
In this edition, we feature
someone known to anybody who needs to go to the
City of East Palo Alto offices, the Library or County
services:
Mr. Vernon Smith, security guard
in the lobby of the Government Services building.
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EPA.net is an online community resource center that provides East Palo Alto with relevant, up-to-date, and general information. The EPA.net Community Advisory Board will consist of seven people charged with working with the EPA.net Content Manager and Executive Producer to build a vibrant, dynamic, and engaged online culture for EPA.net by inspiring ideas, building community, and amplifying new voices from East Palo Alto.
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