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Sierra Madre hole project raises funds
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Apr 23, 2011
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Sierra Madre hole project raises funds
Over the last few months you might remember hearing Off-Ramp's coverage of the Sterling Oaks project in Sierra Madre. It's a giant hole that Jeff Hildreth dug underneath his home using nothing more than a shovel and a bucket. You might have also heard about the hole on the evening TV news, the LA Times, or any number of other outlets who picked up on the story after Off-Ramp broke it. To help fund his lengthy battle with the city in court, Jeff and his wife are putting on a silent art auction and party on Saturday, April 30. Kevin Ferguson talked with Jeff for an update. CLICK THROUGH for more info!
Jeff Hildreth, inside his underground cavern
Jeff Hildreth, inside his underground cavern
(
Kevin Ferguson
)

Over the last few months you might remember hearing Off-Ramp's coverage of the Sterling Oaks project in Sierra Madre. It's a giant hole that Jeff Hildreth dug underneath his home using nothing more than a shovel and a bucket. You might have also heard about the hole on the evening TV news, the LA Times, or any number of other outlets who picked up on the story after Off-Ramp broke it. To help fund his lengthy battle with the city in court, Jeff and his wife are putting on a silent art auction and party on Saturday, April 30. Kevin Ferguson talked with Jeff for an update. CLICK THROUGH for more info!

Over the last few months you might remember hearing Off-Ramp's coverage of the Sterling Oaks project in Sierra Madre. It's a giant hole that Jeff Hildreth dug underneath his home using nothing more than a shovel and a bucket. You might have also heard about the hole on the evening TV news, the LA Times, or any number of other outlets who picked up on the story after Off-Ramp broke it. To help fund his lengthy battle with the city in court, Jeff and his wife are putting on a silent art auction and party on Saturday, April 30. Kevin Ferguson talked with Jeff for an update. CLICK THROUGH for more info!

Saturday's auction is at 187 E Montecito in Sierra Madre. It starts at 2pm and goes until 7 that evening.