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Community leaders host event for

Sharon Quirk Silva and Kim Carr

OUR BUREAU once shared by Alan Lowenthal and munities. One of the main problems celebrating Earth Day by investing
Lucille Royal-Allard. Both decided is homelessness. State Senator Bob our planet.
Los Angeles, CA
not to run for a Congressional seat Archuleta will no longer be repre- The guests enjoyed talking to
ay Bharat Restaurant owner and to retire. senting Artesia, so former Mayor of both candidates, sharing photos and
Bharat (Jay) Morari, Yogi Pa- Due to redistricting, Assembly- Huntington Beach Kim Carr is hop- enjoying appetizers and dessert.
Jtel, President of Indo-Amer- woman Sharon Quirk Siiva now is ing to replace him in the state sen- Present were members of the Arte-
ican Cultural Society and Parimal running not only in Orange County, ate. Although the district leans more sia Chamber of Commerce, Cerritos
Shah, Chairperson of Cerritos Col- but also in Hawaiian Gardens, Cerri- Republican, she is known for moving College and the Hubert Humphrey
lege Foundation hosted an event for tos and Artesia. across the aisle to get support for her Democratic Club.
Sharon Quirk Silva and Kim Carr on The district leans Democratic, so agenda and is confident she can con- Also present were Mayor Melisia
April 22. Siva should be the winner when the tinue to do so in Sacramento. Ramoso and Council member Ali Taj
Every 10 years the United States votes are counted in November. She Bharat Morari said, “It was an from Artesia, former Mayor Frank
has to redistrict. In California it is was introduced by Larry Caballero, honor to host both women at my Yokoyama from Cerritos and Cer-
done by a nonpartisan committee President of the Hubert Humphrey restaurant where they were able to ritos College Board of Trustees Dr.
that draws the lines for the assembly, Democratic Club of Artesia, Cerritos share their agendas to make Artesia Shin Liu.
state senate and Congress. Assembly- and a close friend of Silva. better.” Both women were excited to be
woman Christina Garcia has decided She shared her experience in Businessman Yogi Patel said that present to share their stories and are
not to run for reelection in order to Sacramento and some of the issues both women will do a great job repre- looking forward to the next opportu-
run for Congress in the open seat that are causing problems in our com- senting Artesia in Sacramento. Also nity to work with Indians.

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