June 2007 - b
These are photos taken in the month of June, 2007. There are used for pleasure and to document moments in Lakewood, for the Observation Deck and hard copy of the newspaper. All photos are property of the Lakewood Observer, Inc. © 2007
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Hops used for a privacy fence. -
Hundreds of branches like this! -
Grapes coming in soon. -
Anyone know what this is? -
Other flora in Lakewood. -
Promised a pool, like the basketball courts in Lakewood, closed for summer! -
Ken finds the mother load of grapes and blackberries. While we sat back and injoyed the feast, soon we heard yelling from the building, "Stop! I sell those for $5.00 a pint!" We took off running! -
Brown Squirrel up a pole, with no where to go! -
Players can walk. -
More of her friends from the relocation program. They assured us that Lakewood was much better than Somalia. -
One of the Somali families brought in by the Catholic Charities with assistance from Lakewood's Health and Human Services. You might remember the story that broke on the Observation Deck. -
Ken Warren speaks with neighbors about the fire, and their concerns. -
Fire on South Lane. -
Resident has repeatedly left food cooking after she leaves the apartment. I would like to point out how far back the Firemen have to go. Had this been a real fire, they would have beenb carrying hoses for almost a block! -
Cruisn Athens. -
LEAF Community Garden, Plove. -
I am sure we all recognize, this area of the Emerald Canyon. Cob's Ripple is just downstream from NH Bend. -
Lonely ride home. -
A photo of Lakewood's Emerald Canyon. On days like this it is east to see how it got that name from the Native Americans. -
This nifty AT&T Lightspeed installation has a nice white noise generator built in. The soothing hum can be heard from than than 30' away! -
A look at Class Act and Silhoutte Dance and Fine Arts during the early hours of MAMA's MAdison Avenue Summer Walk. -
AT&T told us no larger than a refrigerator. Damn, I want one of those fridges. -
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By 9:30 you can see the kids have left the street with no more crowds loitering around like in the last photo. -
Lightspeed boxes, that only look to be as tall as Ken Warren and Dan Slife. There are at least one or two inches shorter. -
No shopping carts were harmed in the filming of these photos. Actually one was rescued. -
At 7:00pm you can see the kids linning the streets, a huge potential for crime and mischief. -
Lakewood Police treat them like perfect gentlemen. -
What happened to that shopping cart thingy? -
LCPI bring back the flowers with much better execution. -
The Four-Car Monte. practice -
Lakewood Police arrive in seconds, but pick the right car, but it now has different people in it! -
LCPI bring back the flowers with much better execution. -
Bad Day! Woman rear ends a police car on Detroit Ave. -
As they jumped the fence we could hear them exclaim, "Hey it's to POLE LEEZE!" -
Ken Warren finds a magic wand and thinks back to Steve Calhoun and wonders, "Could this be Dr. Puck's infamous magic wand?" -
"Jim quick take a picture!" yeah sure? -
No hoops! One rumor was security. Another was that with hoops, one side would win and the other lose. For the sake of the children we had to take down the hoops. -
Kids in the streets of Cleveland off of W25th. -
Kids on the sidewalk in Lakewood. -
As we approached 10-20 kids went running. Leaving behind a brand new girls bike in pieces. -
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No hoops on the courts in Old Brooklyn. -
But strange flower beds abound in Old Brooklyn. -
Has to be the fanciest Lightspeed Installation in the city. Only NWSL could get this done. -
Landscaping the whole hill, rocks, concrete surround. All we asked for was underground. Thanks AT&T. -
With a bed and a table, this would be great for homeless. I cannot imagine and Lightspeed Installation being bigger... -
Ken Warren checks the grafitti, on the port o potty at Harrison School. -
Bad Boys, Bad Boys what are you going to do! Police action on W25th St. -
Much fancier Cash Cashing places than Lakewood. Open 24 hours too!
