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Bell Gardens Library receives Check from Cesar Chavez Elementary
2009 swine flu outbreak
Bell Gardens Residents are asked to Watch out for swine flu scams
My Stimulus Watch Proposal 2008
Bell Gardens Women of the Year
City Facts, History and Figures
Community
Bell Gardens Trolley find a new home at the Historical Woodworth House on 6820 Foster Bridge Road, where they await their fate. They will hopefully be restored and preserved for future generations to view.
EGP news ran a feature article on the trolleys being parked at the Historical Woodworth mansion.
Bell Gardens Graduation 2009
May 6th is The National Day to Prevent Teen Pregnancy
Swine Flu Pandemic Alert.
Bell Gardens Celebrates 24 th Annual Tour de Sewer
Bell Gardens Lions Club celebrated its 24th annual Tour de Sewer. 
This fundraiser was established in 1986 by the Lions Club to raise much needed funds for the community of Bell Gardens. Funds raised by this bicycle ride have allowed the Lions Club to provide eye exams and glasses for hundreds of Bell Gardens school children and set up a Leadership Program for local students. The Lions Club also supports many other community projects benefiting Bell Gardens, such as school trips, reading programs, health fairs, and contributions to the Rio Hondo Boys and Girls Club and Sunshine Youth Services.
The Lions club official website
Bell Gardens Residents Urged to Prepare for Digital TV Conversion
May is Older Americans Month
A Welcome from Our Community
Civic Center
Civic Center History
Thirty seven acres of agriculture land on both side of Garfield from Florence Avenue to Gage, Granger, and Toler, was rezoned to Civic Center District on April 11th. A 2-year effort to establish off-street parking at Eastern and Ludell failed. The Argus Helicopter Surveillance Service was initiated on August 15th as an aid to apprehend criminals in the city.