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Traveling to the Taste of Soul Festival 10/19/19, Metro Releases Bus Schedule
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Traveling to the Taste of Soul Festival 10/19/19, Metro Releases Bus Schedule

Sentinel News ServiceOctober 17, 2019

Traveling South to the event from Olympic & Wilshire, take Bus 210 from Olympic, Bus 210 or Rapid 710 from Wilshire. Traveling North to Taste of Soul from Manchester & Crenshaw, take Bus 210, which travels North/South on Crenshaw. This line will detour around the event but detours will remain within walking distance. Traveling West from Figueroa & Florence, take Bus 81 heading North and transfer to Metro Expo Line, or Bus 111/311 west on Florence and transfer to 210 or 710 at Florence/Crenshaw. Traveling East from La Cienega & Wilshire, take Metro Rapid 720 east on Wilshire, transfer to

Top Civic Leaders to be Honored at GLAAACC Premier Event
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Top Civic Leaders to be Honored at GLAAACC Premier Event

Sentinel News ServiceMarch 9, 2016

The Greater Los Angeles African American Chamber of Commerce (GLAAACC) will honor distinguished leaders at its 23rd Annual Economic Awards Dinner. The dinner is GLAAACC’s signature event and will pay tribute to corporations, businesses and individuals that have made a positive and significant impact on the economic growth and development of minority businesses.

Metro CEO, Phillip A. Washington Driving MTA into the Future
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Metro CEO, Phillip A. Washington Driving MTA into the Future

Sentinel Staff Report/[email protected]June 22, 2015

Decorated Army Seargeant chosen to lead nation’s third largest transit authority. The national search to find the next Chief Executive Officer at Metro halted swiftly after the Metro board of directors examined the qualifications of Denver Regional Transportation District (RTD) General Manager, Phillip A. Washington. In the L.A. Sentinel’s exclusive interview with Washington, his powerful personal story about his own experiences and his perspective about social equity was bold and unapologetic. “Yes, there was a search process and I did interview with some competition out there; yes, there was a process. And I’m happy to say that I was successful,”