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Back Issue September 2003 |
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| IKEA Grand Opening
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Hope from the Ashes
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Digital Connections 2003
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Arson at Connect Family Resource Center seen as "chance for community to stand up and take back their schools."
Community Roundtable set for August 12th, 6-8 P.M. at City Hall
Some people just take a very positive attitude about things. On July 28th at 11:15 P.M. Toni Wallace, Executive Director of the Family Support Center of the Mid-Peninsula (FSCMP), received a call that her agency's Connect Family Resources Center had been destroyed by a fire started in an adjacent dumpster. The Connect Center provided language, parenting and job skill classes to parents and families at the Green Oaks Academy on the Cesar Chavez campus.
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EPA.net interviews Bobby R. Pickett,Start Up graduate and entrepreneur, on the conference sponsored by the Rainbow/PUSH Silicon Valley Project to bring digital opportunities to communities and people of color.
So the Digital Connections Conference last April was the first time you had gone. What was it like?
The conference was a networking event. The Rev. Jesse Jackson brings people together from all walks of life, just to network for two days on getting their b
usinesses funded and meeting other entrepreneurs who are doing things that can help further your company.
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Malonga Casquelourd
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Seeking Candidates for the EPA.net Community Advisory Board
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November 5, 1947 - June 15, 2003
"A wonderful friend who freely, joyfully and expertly taught us all how to dance."
Please email your thoughts and reflections to memory@epa.net to create a Memory Book for the Casquelourd family.
Dear friends,
I knew Malonga Casquelourd for over 25 years since he first came to East Palo Alto
and taught Congolese dance and drums. I was there when we used the abandoned Ravenswood High School from 1977-1979. He was a very dear man and a wonderful f
riend who freely, joyfully and expertly taught us all how to dance.
Sheila Bostic
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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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