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Interview of William Piazza by Sharifa Wilson. Topics include: moving to EPA from Mountain View in 1938; community life in the first decade; Ravenswood City School District, Jack Farrell Park; the Baylands; the country-feel of his neighborhood; Charles Weeks’ influence on the agricultural community; the flower industry; what put farming out of business; youth activities in the 40s and 50’s; the trampoline/tumbling team; what EPA means to him; moving to Monte Vista in 1962; local businesses like Dick Starr’s Gas Station; and the young people’s community center on Euclid.