Molly Rysman

Skid Row Housing Trust

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Director of External Affairs for the Skid Row Housing Trust, a developer of permanent supportive housing in Downtown Los Angeles

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Downtown Los Angeles is changing fast, and very soon will see the end of an era. After being owned by the same family since the 1960's, the King Eddy Saloon is changing hands.

The Changing Face and Personality of Downtown Los Angeles

Downtown Los Angeles is changing fast, and very soon will see the end of an era. After being owned by the same family since the 1960's, the King Eddy Saloon is changing hands.

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