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Is the Deal to Save the Hollywood Farmer’s Market in Trouble?
Last month, LA City Council President Eric Garcetti said a compromise had almost been reached between the Hollywood Farmers' Market and the LA Film School. The market draws some 8000 people every week, but blocks a parking lot the growing Film School says it needs to use on Sundays.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readLast month, LA City Council President Eric Garcetti said a compromise had almost been reached between the Hollywood Farmers' Market and the LA Film School. The market draws some 8000 people every week, but blocks a parking lot the growing Film School says it needs to use on Sundays. Despite Garcetti's prediction, the school is still holding out.
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