Downtown Santa Rosa
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Santa Rosa can best be thought of as a city with four large neighborhoods (or quadrants) and a downtown in the middle. This is because Highway 101 runs north - south through the middle of Santa Rosa, dividing the city into an eastern and western half, while Highway 12 / 4th Street runs east – west and cuts Santa Rosa further into a northern and southern half.
There are three parts to Downtown Santa Rosa: 4th Street (which is what most people mean when they say "downtown"), Historic Railroad Square and Santa Rosa Plaza shopping mall.
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Pacoima Issues
I am UCLA undergraduate, conducting research in Pacoima. It would be very beneficial to hear from people of the community what are some of the key issues people are facing in Pacoima. Thanks. Adriana...
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Started: May 8th 2007Replies: 1
Barking Dogs
Has anyone else noticed the increase in dogs barking during the late night hours? It has got to the point where you can't even go to bed with the windows open unless you're willing to listen to a dog...
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Started: October 2nd 2007Replies: 56
Incessant Dog Barking
The neighbours' dogs bark incessantly all night long, especially on Friday nights when they are gone. I have written to them numerous times and implored them to be considerate, but to no avail. The...
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Started: November 16th 2007Replies: 8
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