Corpus Christi won the 2022 Catholic Youth Organization the weekend of May 7 and 8. Pictured, from left, top row: Coach Cat Vit, Alexandra Hvolka, Lucy Santoro, Madeline Lee, Addison Acree, Skyla Burmeister, Ava Jennison, Riley Santoro and Athletic Director Al Sterling; bottom row: Emma Devine, Tulah Block, Lulu Lavia, Taryn Wood, Declan Eastman, Shelby Scott, Lola Allegrette and Maisie de Krassel
CD 11 Councilmember Candidate Traci Park attended a pizza party on Wednesday, May 11, hosted by residents in Tahitian Terrace.
Marquez Charter Elementary School had speed humps installed on Marquez Avenue at the end of March. Parent Benjamin Hanelin said he applied for speed humps to be installed at the school through the Los Angeles Department of Transportation.
“Because my kids go to Marquez … and I want the kids who go there to be as safe as possible, I applied,” he said to the Palisadian-Post. “I had to go get signatures. The city requires at least 75% of property owners who live on the street agree to the installation, and they too wanted a safer street. With that support, the city moved ahead with the installation.”
“Ensuring that our students and the community are safe is my top priority,” Principal Dr. LaTanya Reeves said about the project. “This is teamwork at its best.”
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