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Franklin Students Seek $110,000 Prize for LA River Project
The students are one of fifteen finalist for their study of storm water pollution in the Los Angeles River.

David Fonseca is the editor of Mount Washington-Highland Park Patch. He got his start in reporting as an intern for the Fall River Herald News in southeastern Massachusetts in 2005.
After earning his bachelor's degree in journalism from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst in 2006, he worked as both a freelancer and as a crime and education reporter for the Bourne and Sandwich Enterprise newspapers on Cape Cod in Massachusetts.
David briefly freelanced for South Pasadena Patch before launching Highland Park-Mount Washington Patch in December of 2010.
When not reporting, he enjoys playing basketball, watching movies and doing his darndest to overcome inertia.
The students are one of fifteen finalist for their study of storm water pollution in the Los Angeles River.

Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa released his annual budget challenge on Friday, asking Angelenos in online survey what choices they would make to trim the city's looming deficit.
Nine single family homes are planned for the lot.
Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa released his annual budget challenge on Friday, asking Angelenos what choices they would make to trim the city's looming deficit.
The lunch menu will offer a lighter version of Ba's current dinner options.
How happy was Fresco Market Owner Jon Murga to have his store used as the location for a popular ad campaign? About as happy as Dikembo Mutombo blocking shots.
The first of its kind street infrastructure project will provide pedestrians a place to sit and gather.
The dog was wearing a collar when found, and is micro-chipped.
The program encourages students to listen to an enjoy jazz music.
Havannah Flores said she'll remember the letter for the rest of her life.
Aaron Salcido explains what drove him to run for office.
Do you recognize your favorite vendors in this video?
Efforts are being coordinated in both Eagle Rock and Highland Park.
The owners declined to comment on what the sale of the property could mean for the future of the restaurant.
"I think I'm going to be out of here," said Sun's owner Phillip Sun. However, a representative for the family could not confirm that the building was on the market.
Two men were transported to the hospital with minor injuries as a result of the crash.
CHP Officer K. Poulin said it has yet to be determined that a commercial vehicle driving on the 110 at the time of the accident was at fault for the crash.
The LADOT data on the potential impact of bike lanes is clear, but local experts and business owners disagree over what slower traffic would mean for Northeast L.A.
Through the LAFD Cadet Training Program, young men and women are prepared for a career in the department.
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