The creator of the comic book "hero" The Tick welcomes a visitor to his Echo Park home. Some local murals will be getting a touch-up. And Echo Park hosted the 28th Congressional District's Women of the Year - including a neighborhood favorite.
Good luck on your Easter egg hunt and springtime celebrations.
This issue of the Echo Park Weekly includes preliminary results from the race for Neighborhood Council. John Tottenham, whom you might have seen at Stories Books & Cafe, is putting out a new collection of poetry. And Maurice Harris from Bloom & Plume Coffee talks business with NPR.
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