The city came by this morning around 10am to install a new sign. It reads "Joel Bloom Square: Arts District Pioneer and Activist." You can see it at East3rd and Traction, next to Zip. Add June 29. I posted more at blogdowntown (Joel Bloom Square Proposed) and his family have been dropping in "thank you's" to the community at large.
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Well, this also means that this list of City Squares from last year needs updating.
http://lacitynerd.blogspot.com/2006/05/city-squares.html
Posted by: LA City Nerd | July 03, 2007 at 12:45 AM