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Plaza Mexico Defies Lynwood by Placing Illegal Sign Advertising Beer

Lynwood, CA - A day after Plaza Mexico was questionably awarded the Long Beach Blvd project, it displays an illegal Tecate add on its giant illuminated sign along the I-105 Freeway, as if metaphorically cheering victory. Plaza Mexico has refused to put City of Lynwood on its sign.

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NewMark Merrill Ranked as Top Developer Over Charles Company and M & D Properties

Lynwood, CA - The Lynwood Redevelopment Agency has announced a recommendation of a developer for the development of the Southeast corner of Imperial Highway and Long Beach Blvd. NewMark Mill has ranked higher than its two competitors.

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Plaza Mexico has Failed to Promote City of Lynwood in its Giant Sign

Lynwood, CA - Plaza Mexico has failed to place “City of Lynwood” in its giant sign, which faces the I-105 freeway. Important business establishments with similar giant signs have all placed the name of the city in which they are located on the façade of the sign.

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Local Newsper Reports that LUSD is Planning First Student Exchange Program

Lynwood, CA - Local newspaper reports that Lynwood Unified School District is planning to take part in its first student exchange program.

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Commissioner Joins Bid for Lynwood City Council

Lynwood, CA - Aide Castro, a Block Grant Advisory Board member, listed on the City's website as Aide Ortiz, has filed form 410 at the office of Lynwood's City Clerk's Office.

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Local Paper Reports on Multi-City Crime Taskforce

Lynwood, CA - Local newspaper reports that current councilwoman Leticia Vasquez Participated in a multi-city crime taskforce.

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Local Newspaper Reports on Denial of Permit for Shelter

Lynwood, CA- Local newspaper reports that the Lynwood's Planning commission denied a permit for a shelter at 4271 Carlin Avenue.

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Local Newspaper Reports on City's Response to Grievance Against Current Councilman Pedroza

Lynwood, CA- A local newspaper reports that the result of the investigation on the grievance against current councilmember Fernando Pedroza "failed to show that [Flores] suffered and adverse employment action".

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Event at Lynwood's Youth Center Suggests Campaign Kick Off for Councilman Pedroza

Lynwood, CA - Supporters of councilmember Fernando Pedroza, presumably United Families of Lynwood, hosted a Mother's day dinner at the City's Youth Center on Friday May 6, 2005. The event suggest the campaign kick-off for councilman Pedroza. Fernando Pedroza, Ramon Rodriguez, and Maria Santillan, must seek re election in the November 2005 City election.

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Newspaper Reports Drive-By-Shooting in Lynwood Suspects Caught

Lynwood, CA - Local newspaper reports that two people who shot a 14 year old were caught at a Long Beach 710 freeway on-ramp.

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Freeway Shooting at Intersection of I-710 and I-105

Lynwood, CA - ABC News reports that the California Highway Patrol investigates latest freeway shooting at the intersection of the I-710 and the I-105 freeways.

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Local Newspaper Reports that Plaza Mexico is Under Fire

Lynwood, CA - Local newspaper reports that 2 leaked memos have put Donald Chae's Plaza Mexico project under fire.

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In another story, the paper reports that the City has passed an ordinance that it hopes will help solve the parking problems in the city.

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Plaza Mexico Proposes 100 Million to 200 Million Investment on Long Beach Blvd

Lynwood, CA - According to the owner of Plaza Mexico, Donald Chae, Plaza Mexico has invested over 50 million dollars in the shopping center, a figure, that he says, has not be equaled by anyone in 30 years. While they have no contracts with any major retailer, Mr. Chae argues that Plaza Mexico will bring high quality businesses to Lynwood. Plaza Mexico has brought at least two major firm names, Home Town Buffet, and Chucky Cheese's, and recently, La Curacao.

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Lynwood Mayor Mentioned as Part of Bribery Complaint by Billboard Company

Lynwood, CA - Valley Outdoor, Inc. Files Rico and Unfair Practices Complaint against Regency Outdoor that includes, racketeering, unfair competition, and extortion. The complaint alleges bribery, vandalism, mail fraud and extortion. The Mayor of Lynwood is mentioned in the Complaint. David N. Smith, a 64-year-old resident of Palmdale, who was a lobbyist retained by Regency Outdoor Advertising, Inc was arrested because he allegedly bribed former Mayor Paul Richards and laundered funds from Regency to give to Richards as campaign contributions.

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Arrest Made In Plaza Mexico Prompted by Sale of Illegal Merchandise

Lynwood, CA – Heleodoro Elmilio Felix 32, owner of E&M Records in Plaza Mexico was arrested by Los Angeles County Sheriffs on April 27, 2005 at 4:40 pm. Mr. Felix was arrested without incident at his business located at Plaza Mexico, and was charged with Possession of over 1,000 counterfeit articles. Donald Chae, owner of Plaza Mexico, who is competing to develop a project on Long Beach Blvd, has stated that all businesses in Plaza Mexico provide top quality products. Mr. Felix was released on $20,000 bail amount on April 28, 2005.

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Did Councilwoman Leticia Vasquez Lie About Being Born and Raised in Lynwood?

Lynwood, CA - Recent newspaper article published in the Compton Bulletin has raised the question of whether current councilwoman Leticia Vasquez was born and raised in Lynwood or in Compton. While highly debatable, recods show that she may have arrived in Lynwood at age 15.

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Leticia Vasquez, who says was Born and Grew up in Compton, Considers Latino Immigrants Cynical About Government

Lynwood, CA - Compton native Leticia Vasquez who says she is the "first U.S. born Latina to serve on the Lynwood City Council", considers immigrants from the southern border to the United States cynical about how the government works. Leticia Vasquez, who says grew up in Compton, believes that immigrant Latinos can be educated in schools, grocery stores and churches.

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Local Newspaper reports that the Lynwood City Council Postponed Decision to Choose Developer

Lynwood, CA - Local newspaper reports that the Lynwood City council has decided to postpone a decision to choose a developer for a proposed retail project on Long Beach Blvd.

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The newspaper also reports that "more than 50 of the city’s most active senior citizens took part in a long-awaited groundbreaking ceremony Monday afternoon for the city’s first Senior Citizen Center — one that is scheduled to be completed by September."

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Local Newspaper Reports on State of City Address

Lynwood, CA - Local newspaper reports that Mayor Ramon Rodriguez spoke about city developments, housing opportunities amongs others.

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The nespaper also reports that the School Board has approved new boundaries regarding its new three middle schools, 12 elementary schools, one night-grade academy and one high school.

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