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There is some non-objectivity in the last paragraph about the homes being built. I don't think it's necessary.
I corrected the name of the El Monte City School District, it doesn't need to include "elementary" in its name. Flo
No mention of Gay's Lion Farm? I thought that was what the town was famous for! EMHS changed to the Lions from the Laurels (good call even without the lion farm IMHO), the Metrolink station is lion-themed, and the El Monte Museum across from Arceo park has a good amount of pictures and information on it. --Sarolite05:49, 29 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]
