ACT UP, the "long dormant Los Angeles chapter of the AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power," has joined the fight to save the Great Hall in Plummer Park. The advocacy group held its meetings in the building for nearly 10 years in the '80s and '90s: "'I will chain myself to the building before a wrecking ball hits it,' said ACT UP member James Rosen, evoking images of one of the public protest methods ACT UP used in the past." [WEHOville, previously]
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