Judy Dunlap

Inglewood City Council

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Veteran Councilwoman for the City of Inglewood, California

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As the Space Shuttle Endeavour is moved from LAX through to the  Science Center  downtown, what LA Mayor Villaraigosa once touted as "the mother of all parades," has been scaled back…

When Is a Parade Not a Parade?

As the Space Shuttle Endeavour is moved from LAX through to the Science Center downtown, what LA Mayor Villaraigosa once touted as "the mother of all parades," has been scaled back…

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