Michele Wytko

Works in the entertainment industry and lives in the La Cienega Heights neighborhood of Los Angeles

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Works in the entertainment industry and lives in the La Cienega Heights neighborhood of Los Angeles

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More than a year ago, Mayor Villaraigosa announced his plan for a million new trees in Los Angeles.  But nobody knows how many have been planted, where, or what kind they are.

One Million Trees and the 54 Ficus

More than a year ago, Mayor Villaraigosa announced his plan for a million new trees in Los Angeles.  But nobody knows how many have been planted, where, or what kind they are.

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