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Chicano Park Kiosco
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Unidentified volunteers paint Kiosco trapezoids and stairs. "The center of Chicano Park, where the flag of Aztlan was raised on a light pole that was to light up California Highway Patrol vehicle parking lot. The kiosco is cleaned and painted every year before the Chicano Park Day celebrations. Volunteers help in making the kiosco presentable. Sorrowfully the kiosco is abused the rest of the year by not keeping it swept, skate boarders jumping on the steps damaging the wood floor and concrete steps. The area is posted against skate boarders and bicycling; however, no policing corrects some of these abuses. Salvador Torres believes the Kiosco is the center jewel of Chicano Park and should be protected and cared for at all times." Salvador Torres
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