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Hub planned to link startups, artists in Lake Isabella
A community hub coming together in Lake Isabella carries hopes of new career opportunities for an area organizers say could be in for an economic and artistic growth spurt. Property discussions are underway, and one of the founders of the global coworking movement has been brought in to consult on opening a multiuse center that would build on momentum begun six years ago at a coworking space in nearby Kernville.
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