Hawthorne's National Night Out Event Strengthens Community Bonds - Los Angeles Sentinel

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Hawthorne's National Night Out Event Strengthens Community Bonds - Los Angeles Sentinel

On Tuesday, August 1, the City of Hawthorne hosted a vibrant and engaging National Night Out event at Memorial Park. From 5 p.m. to 8 p.m., residents, local businesses, schools, and community organizations gathered to celebrate this annual tradition that fosters police-community partnerships and cultivates a stronger sense of neighborhood camaraderie.

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