<div dir="ltr"><tt><font size="4">We're trying to pack the room with folks, especially since one
of the council said, Nobody cares about this issue, except a very small
community of Chinese. Who cares?
<br><br>We want to prove them wrong. There's already a bulldozer on the
site, even before the council has voted. Each member of the public has
3 minutes where they can voice their opinion on the topic.<br><br></font>
</tt><font size="4"><tt>SAVE CHINATOWN
<br>6:30 pm Tuesday, October 7, 2008
<br>City Council Meeting
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<br>City Hall - Art Pick Council Chamber
<br>3900 Main Street, Riverside
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<br>The site of Riverside's Chinatown at Brockton and Tequesquite
Avenues is on the verge of being developed and may be lost forever.
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<br>The City Council will vote on the proposed plan to place a medical
office building squarely on top of the archaeological remains.
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<br>Support the local community effort to preserve Chinatown by attending the city council meeting!
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<br>For more information, contact Deborah Wong, <a href="mailto:deborah.wong@ucr.edu">deborah.wong@ucr.edu</a>.
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<br>Want to know more about Riverside's Chinatowns? See <a href="http://www.asianamericanriverside.ucr.edu">www.asianamericanriverside.ucr.edu</a>
</tt><br clear="all"></font><br>-- <br>~~~~~<br>Ching-In Chen<br>THE HEART'S TRAFFIC (Arktoi Books/Red Hen Press forthcoming 2009)<br><a href="http://www.redhen.org/arktoi.asp">www.redhen.org/arktoi.asp</a><br>
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