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Carson Mayor Urges Participation in Carson’s First “4th of July”
July 1, 2010 · Leave a Comment
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Art on the Walls, Art on the (Dance) Floor: Practica Porteña at Gallery 381 Brings Tango to San Pedro
April 27, 2010 · Leave a Comment
Practica Porteña at the 381 Gallery has brought a unique combination the San Pedro art scene, with photographer Annie Appel’s love of the visual arts and dancer Silvia Askenazi’s love of dance, creating a venue for art exhibits and the art of the tango. Askenazi, who is from Buenos Aires, says that she thought of the parallels between the Argentine birthplace of tango and Los Angeles’ own “Port Town” when naming the venue after the Spanish word for “port.” Although she had been a dancer most of her life, she did not learn to tango until arriving in Los Angeles, where she... [Read the full story]
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When Kirsten Met Carson: Socio-Political Commentary From An Unbiased Observer
August 22, 2010 · Leave a Comment
By definition, this blog focuses on socio-political commentary in the City of Carson. However, today I want to celebrate the sense of love, family, and commitment to growth that are not only cornerstones of this great city, but richly embodied in two of its citizens: Rudy and Tessa Mageo. For the majority of the 18 years that Rudy and Tessa have been a couple, they have lived and loved in Carson, CA, recently purchasing their first home here. A self-proclaimed “Carson Girl,” Tessa, along with Rudy, have been a dedicated team providing encouragement and support to the children at Scott... [Read the full story]
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When Kirsten Met Carson: Socio-Political Commentary From An Unbiased Observer
August 22, 2010 · Leave a Comment
By definition, this blog focuses on socio-political commentary in the City of Carson. However, today I want to celebrate the sense of love, family, and commitment to growth that are not only cornerstones of this great city, but richly embodied in two of its citizens: Rudy and Tessa Mageo. For the majority of the 18 years that Rudy and Tessa have been a couple, they have lived and loved in Carson, CA, recently purchasing their first home here. A self-proclaimed “Carson Girl,” Tessa, along with Rudy, have been a dedicated team providing encouragement and support to the children at Scott... [Read the full story]
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Laurence Donoghue: A Lion Among Lawyers
June 22, 2010 · Leave a Comment
Attorney Laurence Donoghue is a man on a mission. Born in New York City to a father in the Aerospace industry, he moved around the United States frequently before eventually calling California home. After receiving his Bachelor’s of Science Degree in Mathematics from the University of California at Davis, Attorney Donoghue decided to pursue his Juris Doctorate degree at Golden Gate School of Law in San Francisco, CA. While there, he was awarded the National Computers in Law Fellowship- which is only awarded nationally to one deserving student per year- for excelling in both his legal studies... [Read the full story]
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Laurence Donoghue: A Lion Among Lawyers
Attorney Laurence Donoghue is a man on a mission. Born in New York City to a father in the Aerospace industry, he moved around the United States frequently before eventually calling California home. After receiving his Bachelor’s of Science Degree in Mathematics from the University of California at Davis, Attorney...
[Continue reading: Laurence Donoghue: A Lion Among Lawyers]Carson’s Annual Business Awards Scheduled for June 17
The City of Carson and the Carson Economic Development Commission will be hosting the 21st Annual Business Awards Breakfast on June 17 at the Congresswoman Juanita Millender-McDonald Community Center. The business awards is held each year to recognize overall outstanding businesses in the community and honor local...
[Continue reading: Carson’s Annual Business Awards Scheduled for June 17]2010 Battle of the High School Marching Bands Finalists
CARSON, CA (Thursday, June 3, 2010) – The Battle of the High School Marching Bands, presented by The Home Depot Center Charitable Foundation and the VH1 Save The Music Foundation, named eight finalists who will compete on Saturday, Nov. 20 in the headline event, returning to Carson after a one-year hiatus. For...
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From the first recorded census in the 5th century B.C. in Rome to the census ordered by Caesar Augustus at the time of the birth of Jesus; from William the Conqueror’s Doomsday Book census of 1086 A.D., to the first official United States census of August 2, 1790, which took place a little more than a year after the inauguration of our first president George Washington; the census has been a fundamental aspect of any well-run government...