Voices of the Canal 2008

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Voices of the Canals Special Gallery Event

May 6th, 2008

SPARC hosts local community organizations. The VOICE OF THE CANALS annual
meeting was held at the SOCIAL AND PUBLIC ART RESOURCE CENTER with
representatives from Councilman Rosenthal office in Attendance. Meeting
centered on the canals broken lock system which is causing a reduction of
water levels in the canals.

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