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Sunday, January 17th in the year of 2010 was an epic day for Michael K. Green better know as Blacc Mike. He’s touched so many hearts and lives and now the City of Long Beach and many other supporters have blessed him and all kids trying to stay out of trouble with his very own skatepark. It’s located on 14th and Pacific in the Eastside of Long Beach. It was a very touching day to see how many different people came out to this event. Blacc Mike lives on Forever. We love you.

WATTS UP

Plans​ to​ build​ a​ large​ skateboarding​ park​ next​ to​ Simon​ Rodia’s​ folk-art​ masterpiece,​ the​ Watts​ Towers,​ has​ unhappy​ admirers​ of​ the​ towers​ girding​ for​ a​ land-use​ fight​ against​ high-powered​ opposition.​

City​ Councilwoman​ Janice​ Hahn,​ whose​ district​ includes​ Watts,​ is​ a​ key​ proponent​ of​ the​ skate​ park,​ which​ also​ is​ being​ pushed​ by​ Circe​ Wallace,​ a​ manager​ for​ the​ L.A.​ sports​ marketing​ and​ management​ company,​ Wasserman​ Media​ Group,​ and​ two​ of​ her​ pro​ skateboarder​ clients,​ Terry​ Kennedy​ and​ Paul​ Rodriguez.​ Skateboarding​ star​ Tony​ Hawk​ has​ raised​ $44,000​ toward​ its​ estimated​ cost​ of​ $350,000​ or​ more.​

Although​ acknowledging​ that​ youngsters​ in​ Watts​ need​ more​ recreational​ opportunities,​ opponents​ of​ the​ skate​ park,​ which​ would​ be​ longer​ than​ a​ football​ field​ and​ two-thirds​ as​ wide,​ are​ asking​ why​ it​ has​ to​ occupy​ a​ vacant​ parcel​ about​ 40​ yards​ from​ the​ vulnerable​ towers.​

They​ worry​ that​ a​ noisy​ attraction​ could​ interfere​ with​ visitors’​ enjoyment​ of​ the​ towers​ and​ that​ the​ skate​ park​ could​ bring​ in​ graffiti​ taggers,​ drug​ users​ and​ violence,​ threatening​ both​ the​ physical​ safety​ of​ Rodia’s​ fantastical,​ ornately​ decorated​ structures​ and​ their​ potential​ to​ draw​ tourism.​


Hahn​ says​ she​ has​ focused​ on​ the​ towers-adjacent​ parcel​ because,​ unlike​ other​ potential​ sites​ in​ Watts,​ no​ gang​ claims​ the​ spot​ as​ part​ of​ its​ turf.​ She​ also​ thinks​ a​ skate​ park​ can​ complement​ the​ towers​ by​ bringing​ more​ youngsters​ in​ contact​ with​ the​ arts​ programs​ there​ and​ says​ there’s​ nothing​ unwholesome​ about​ skate​ culture​ that​ would​ pose​ a​ threat​ to​ the​ landmark’s​ security​ or​ to​ a​ neighboring,​ city-run​ exhibition​ space​ and​ youth​ arts​ center.

ALL OVER U

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To​​ illustrate​​ the​​ importance​​ of​​ giving​​ youths​​ things​​ to​​ do,​​ skateboarder​​ Deshan​​ Rivera,​​ 26(HAMMER​​ CITY/KICK​​ IT),​​ held​​ up​​ his​​ skateboard​​ to​​ show​​ the​​ hole​​ from​​ a​​ bullet​​ that​​ had​​ narrowly​​ missed​​ him(at​​ Wednesday​​ night’s​​ 6th​​ District​​ community​​ budget​​ meeting).​​

Rivera​​ explained​​ after​​ the​​ meeting​​ that​​ on​​ Aug.​​ 15​​ he​​ had​​ been​​ shot​​ at​​ by​​ a​​ teenager​​ on​​ Henderson​​ Avenue​​ near​​ the​​ skate​​ park.​​

“If​​ the​​ kids​​ don’t​​ have​​ anywhere​​ to​​ go​​ to​​ be​​ productive,​​ they’re​​ going​​ to​​ be​​ shooting​​ in​​ the​​ streets,”​​ Rivera​​ said.​​

SOURCE​​ :​​ PRESS​​ TELEGRAM​​ http://www.presstele​​gram.com/search/ci_​1​3213002​

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