Westwater's new gig

By Kevin Roderick | July 10, 2006 4:26 PM

Westwater and Jim AlgerCityWatch is out with an extra edition on the weekend election of downtown activist Brady Westwater as chair of the Neighborhood Council Congress. Westwater (right, with vice chair Jim Alger) will lead the group of 40 neighborhood councils until elections next May. Westwater is president of the Downtown L.A. council and has a blog. Also elected: Luciana Dar, second vice-chair; Adrienne O’Neill, secretary; David Strouse, treasurer.

Photo: CityWatch


More by Kevin Roderick:
Ralph Lawler of the Clippers and the age of Aquarius
Riding the Expo Line to USC 'just magical'
Last bastion of free parking? Loyola Marymount to charge students
Matt Kemp, Dodgers and Kings start big weekend the right way
LA Times writers revisit their '92 riots observations
Recent Politics stories on LA Observed:
Balboa Island has to decide if it believes in global warming
Kumar vs Smith: the political power in a name
LAPD, Trutanich add more muscle around USC
Hollywood Reporter gets political
Morning Buzz: Wednesday 4.25.12
Previous story: Rocky appoints to ethics panel

Next story: Penny to start for National League

LA Observed front page | Media | Politics | Business | Arts | Books
New at LA Observed
Revisiting the ukulele (so soon)
Stocks pare back big losses this morning
L.A. City Council sets the stage for plastic bag ordinance
Fans greet Kings at LAX in the middle of the night
Julia Louis-Dreyfus speaks up for plastic bag ban
In employment, everything is local
Downtown L.A. still lagging in one department
Venice boardwalk photo essay
Hunting for dirty swimming pools
Morning Buzz: Wednesday 5.23.12
Follow us on Twitter

On the Media Page
Julia Louis-Dreyfus speaks up for plastic bag ban
Tribune Co. restructures in advance of likely newspaper sales
LAT's Randy Harvey leaves for sports job in Houston *
Pat Brown documentary airs on PBS SoCal
Dorothy Lucey out as Fox 11's 'Good Day LA' reboots
Go to Media
On the Politics Page
Wednesday morning headlines
Tuesday morning headlines
Pat Brown documentary airs on PBS SoCal
L.A. City Council approves $7.2-billion budget
Can't say we weren't warned about John Noguez
Go to Politics

LA Biz Observed
Stocks pare back big losses this morning
L.A. City Council sets the stage for plastic bag ordinance
Julia Louis-Dreyfus speaks up for plastic bag ban
In employment, everything is local
Downtown L.A. still lagging in one department
Go to LA Biz Observed
Arts and culture
Revisiting the ukulele (so soon)
'Levitated Mass' opens to the public on June 24
In praise of Hawaii's ukulele (via Portugal)
LA Phil rolls out the red carpet for old friend Simon Rattle
Donna Summer, disco queen was 63
Go to Arts and culture

Sign up for daily email from LA Observed

Enter your email address:

Delivered by FeedBurner


Advertisement
LA Observed on Twitter and Facebook