http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-rosie-riveter-20110814,0,7574598.story?track=rss
Please check out the great article on the Long Beach Rosie the Riveter Park in Sunday's Los Angeles Times. Just had friends in Stockton call to tell me article was in their newspaper. This will certainly bring more visitors to this jewel in the Long Beach parks system.
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