It's Baldwin Park

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In a pair of blog posts a few months ago I casually referred to Baldwin Park as Bolen Parque. It upset and angered plenty of people in Hub City of the San Gabriel Valley and for that I apologize.
Especially ticked off were those in city government who don't want their town's good name besmirched by association with gang monikers.
Okay. I get it. It won't happen again.
As it was never my intent to offend the good people of Baldwin Park, those posts have been removed. 

10 Comments

Wow said:

Owned

John Galt said:

What was the name of the BPPD Chief of Police that "resigned" a few years back after it was discovered BP was not the safest city in the U.S.?, seems like the crime stats were undercooked. I remember huge banners hung in the city for a couple days. Ck SGVN archives

That's community pride.

Great of you to remove the offending blog post.

rAn said:

Wait, a couple of months ago? Why all of a sudden is this now an issue? I remember reading those posts too, and I remember chuckling a little when I saw "Bolen Parque" as I didn't know what it meant. I do now though.

Free thinker said:

people get upset for the silliest things. i come from pico rivera where people call it tweeko-rivegra...whittier - shittier...norwalk - poorblock...its just a town you live in. i guess its like religion and politics now...SMH i can never understand the simple minds of some people to be offended of such ridiculous things...you can basically talk down on them before their religion or city

Dave said:

Even if you remove offending the blog posts, Baldwin Park is still a ghetto slum with gang problems. I wonder if the city actually being gang infested offennds the city officials?

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