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Wild Gene; ‘Wicked’ in Britain; action in Ireland; country music
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Editorial: What’s at the movies?
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Passover, Easter: religious traditions joined by theme of rebirth
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First Ruscha retrospective in 20 years opens April 7 at LACMA
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‘Sweet Lady Jane’ back on the Blvd.
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Officials back from Paris after summit on Olympics
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Planning staff’s efforts seek to change city’s urban design
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Camp Hollywoodland helps girls explore, bond and grow
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YIMBYs vs Preservationists: Roundtable suggests uneasy détente
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Ladies golf readies to tee off
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Coffee brews with cops and captains
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Big Sunday; ‘Sisters;’ drums and beer on St. Patrick’s Day
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Election 2024 winners and Nov. runoffs
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Larchmont Central Park(let) concepts generate feedback
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Modernization on track at Burroughs School
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Candidates for Schiff’s seat in U.S. Congress spar at debate
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Neighbors, councilwoman ask Hackman to reduce TVC size
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Politics, comedy, birthdays and benefit events fill calendars
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Students hone robotics skills as technology advances
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Miracle Mile is a place to live, work, and play
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LACMA Geffen Galleries construction on schedule
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Nine O’Clock Players revive musical Enchanted Sleeping Beauty
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Neighborhood Council opposes Larchmont project
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A Larchmont Central Park(let?)
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Ramadan: a month of fasting, prayer, charity and community
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Marlborough head is helping prepare students for the future
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Katy Yaroslavsky speaks of her first year in her new office
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Bagpiper, green beer add to St. Paddy’s Day spirit
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‘Oscar Night;’ exhibits on Museum Row; Free-For-All March 23
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Ladies pro golf is coming to WCC in April
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Citrus Square’s time has come! Community seeks recognition
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Golden Bridge and acclaimed conductor return to Los Angeles
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Laugh your tails off with Whippet Comedy Jan. 28
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Multi-family project at 800 S. Fairfax moves forward; appeal denied
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The Griffiths: Nearly seven decades of love on McCadden, June
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Thin Mints, Samoas and more for sale in person starting Feb. 9
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Projects fast-tracked at area expense?
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Yes, local elections coming up — soon
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Magic is in the air with Katrina Kroetch and Brendan McGuigan
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History abounds at the Monastery of the Angels — part 2
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Real Estate Sales
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‘A Woman’s Place’ art show at Ebell; deadline to enter is Feb. 8
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Feb. 25 CicLAvia —the city’s 50th — on Melrose
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Lizzie and Steve Blatt: an artful romance that spanned an ocean
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Tim and Jane Paulson celebrate golden year in Hancock Park
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Living room gatherings end and begin the years 2023 and 2024
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Undermining established governments; Concerns are nationwide, and not just Jewish neighbors feel threatened
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Local bookbinder proves there is poetry beyond the page
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Cub Scout Pack 16 Raingutter Regatta: ‘Scary’ and ‘Artistic’ results
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Personal memorabilia is at heart of Village Pizzeria dispute
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Jane Fonda, 86, speaks frankly about aging at GenSpace
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Ice Age is more fun and closer than ever
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Health, fitness, beauty and fashion in the ’hood
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City’s famous and legendary restaurants celebrated in book
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Ring in the New Year with joy and promise for preservation
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First-year report on homeless efforts given at Larchmont Charter
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’Twas merry and bright and festive with family and friends
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Andre’s Italian to open soon on Wilshire Boulevard
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Progress becomes visible at LACMA
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Support local news
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Camp Harmony provides a free camp for underserved kids
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Diamond Bakery, a gem for more than 75 years and many generations
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Heavenly pumpkin bread from the Monastery of the Angels
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Taylor’s Steakhouse still going strong after 70 years
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Tolerance
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Haunts, consuls general and crime fiction author ring in season
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Two local teens work to keep Angelenos safe and ‘beep’-free
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Stromberg appointed to Central Area Planning Commission
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GirlsBuild summit focused on empowering young women
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Neighborhoods seek removal of another proposed upzoning
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Private lessons are a great holiday gift for young athletes
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Jewish neighbors feeling threatened
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Ridgewood Place, St. Andrew’s Square were just designated
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Residents voice concerns with TVC Plan’s traffic and density
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Snow, snow, snow, snow, snow!
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Hancock Park condo residents sue over ‘life-threatening’ flooding
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Neighborhoods under threat, say homeowners
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Connelly to launch new ‘Lincoln Lawyer’
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Nine O’Clock Players ready to enchant families with new show
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Festivities raise funds; photographer and architect honored
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A blatant miscarriage of justice
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This wrestler is fit and won’t miss his Thanksgiving meal
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Real Estate Sales
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City’s Housing Element threatens our historic districts
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Aha! moment during pandemic inspires cookbook by Silverton
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AIA/LA fundraiser to be at new headquarters Nov. 30
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Larchmont Family Fair comes to town Oct. 29
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Larchmont Boulevard is back and buzzing with activity
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Party house permits are suspended for 120 days
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Marat’s ‘Nutcracker’ to feature local as Sugar Plum Fairy
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Las Madrinas turns 90 with another ($5M!) endowment pledge
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Insurance agent celebrates 10 years on Larchmont Boulevard
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Rides, food booths and costume contest at Fair
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Nine O’Clock Players ready to enchant families
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Serving fresh Italian food for 40 years
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Rockin’ and a-rollin’ for good times and many good causes
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‘Major issues’ surface at TV City development, opponents say
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Dining and meeting neighbors at annual ‘Taste of Larchmont’
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Brookside Block Party is back in business with food and fun
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Camel’s nose under the tent: Metro digital billboards throughout our city
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More than pumpkins to be at Patch
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Beautiful art collected by colonizing capitalists is now public’s
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Mayor Bass ‘chat’ is at Ebell Oct. 4
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Billboard blight, digital signs are on City Council agenda
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Open House set for La Brea Tar Pits Master Plan Sept. 30
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Plymouth party house cited; neighbors anxious for its closure
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Development moves forward with city notice, public comment
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YMCA, a luau, Rotary, honoring Mark Peel, galas to come
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Larchmont Chronicle; Larchmont Charter
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Alex’s Lemonade Stand raises money, gets love on Boulevard
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Finding homes, shelter is key to solution, says councilmember
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Billboard blight: revenue for governments, vendor?
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Monsieur Marcel turns 30? Mais oui!
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Project bubbling at Beverly Hot Springs
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Who really saved our local, historic Los Altos Apartments?
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Reinforced concrete: the modern equivalent of stone in art?
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Larchmont Charter welcomes Wilshire and Hollygrove@Selma
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In his words: Franco speaks about his life off the streets
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Sighs of relief with Selma encampment gone as students return
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Bring the family: Larchmont Family Fair returns Oct. 29
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Letters to the Editor
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Enjoy ‘Taste’ of Boulevard Mon., Sept. 18
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Real Estate Sales
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Hollywood Bowl; ‘A Case for Love;’ Getty House reception
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Gabrielle Bullock: building diversity and inclusion from early on
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Christine Meyer: An under-the-radar leader in our community
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Ice Cream and Cookies Land — then and now
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See Los Angeles history through the ‘windshield of the car’
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Participate in a Summer Soiree on Anderson Munger YMCA rooftop
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New leader at Wilshire Rotary takes helm
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WSHPHS presents its 2023 Landmark Awards to homes, barn
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Fourth of July sparkles for Lillian Way’s 25th annual festivities
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Women of Larchmont: Sherry Bonanno
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Randy Esada opens a second shop for Prospr-ous business
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Kasimoff harpsichord in performance on August 31
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Hospital to rise at former Olympia site
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Lynn Baran McCarthy is a local fundraiser extraordinaire
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An inconvenient truth at the on-pause Mark Taper Forum
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Magician returns to El Portal Theatre July 15
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Tails told and purr-fect pictures of pets from our fair land
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Big turnout for launch of ‘Zev’s Los Angeles’
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Green corn tamales: now is the time to enjoy peak season
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‘Chateaux in the sky’ part 2: Gramercy, St. Andrews and Manhattan
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A busy month of June: Brookside, parks, gardens and more
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Larchmont boys’ volleyball places second at FIYA championship
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More stores to open on Larchmont
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El Cholo, often honored, is helping hospitals by naming booths
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Los Angeles’ history told by marionettes in ‘Hooray LA’
- Man sentenced to two days in jail for burglary on Irving
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Yo ho ho! A salty nautical tale of rum, fathom and Mayday
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Yaroslavsky / Braude Prop U is impactful still
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Ratkovich is focusing on homelessness
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Zoning considered for TV City; tours, drinks offered
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New neighborhood mural appearing on the Boulevard
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Caps thrown, tassels moved at graduation ceremonies
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Chateaux in the sky: Amazing apartments of Greater Wilshire
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Sweet Lady Jane joining Boulevard businesses
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Micro-forest’s macro accomplishments in Griffith Park
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Chronicle recognized by California publishers for homeless series
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Loopers don’t have to be 18 to begin learning the craft
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Torch will be passed to a new director at Plymouth preschool
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Parties, nonprofit fundraisers, LBA mixer, police memorial
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Zev Yaroslavsky debuts book at Chevalier’s
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Monsignor Fleming’s 50th
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Father Gregory Boyle signed latest tome at Chevalier’s Books
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Real Estate Sales
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Parking in the center lane on Larchmont is not legal
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OFF TO COLLEGE: Comedy writer’s book relays lessons learned in a college bar
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New lounge-style jewelry store coming to the Boulevard
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Dick Riordan, risk-taker
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Charities for children, opera education, a Nobel Prize and more
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Safety and community were key topics at LBA meeting
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Visit private gardens, raise funds for islands, see local trees
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Contemporary home is new but keeps Larchmont scale
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Boulevard stores opening, and closing, and news, and boba!
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Linoleum City celebrates 75 years of red carpets and fancy floors
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Linda Dishman to leave a ‘strong’ Los Angeles Conservancy
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New book by local shines light on cars and early Los Angeles
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Green corn tamale season!
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Top lady golfers play April 27-30
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Be a looky-loo for a good cause — see the Showcase House
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Porsche fêtes its 75th at Petersen Museum
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Saving water, composting— what’s next for 80-year-old PLB?
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Student is semifinalist in NASA competition
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El Cholo founders honored during centennial year
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Real Estate Sales
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Traffic slows on Rossmore after striping
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Progress, challenges in Bass’ first 100 days
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The ‘Places’ — Wilton, Gramercy, St. Andrew’s and Manhattan
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Indulge in gooey cheesiness for Grilled Cheese Month
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New leader and expansion plans set for Park Century School
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Suzanne Rheinstein (1945-2023): Elegance endures in new book
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Top players to play for $3 million purse
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‘Poker Face’ shines on the run; Richard III revisited; tense ‘Tetris’
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Electrical outages spark meeting on problems’ solutions
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Greater Miracle Mile Chamber of Commerce hears TV City pitch
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SBBA 2023: Team Mexico wins D-League finals
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Architect, author discuss Holocaust Museum’s expansion
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Two Neighborhood Council elections are Sunday, April 30
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Festivities, fundraising and honorees begin to fill calendars
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Neighborhood council election day is Sun., April 30
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Wilshire Rotary 90th, Larchmont Charter fundraiser, teepee, more
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Rabbi to speak on hate crimes
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Science and community come together at La Brea Tar Pits
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Metro incites action both above and below ground
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John Irving’s new book echoes his own youth as an athlete
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Citrus Square: paradise planned next to Hancock Park
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Profanity through the ages has had varied meanings
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Dinner without an axe to grind; ambitious menu and tasty food
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Tent dwellers on Sixth St. get housing
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Neighbors oppose ‘regional center’ and question entitlements
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‘Everybody’s favorites’ are selling on the Boulevard
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Ladies pro golf to return to Wilshire Country Club April 27
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Sky’s the limit with plans for high-rise buildings
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A Chronicle focus in January was on journalism, international and statewide
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Tom LaBonge honored with a native plant forest
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Disneyland engagement leads to 29 years of marriage
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New mayor hard at work
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Councilman Soto-Martinez: Use preservation to protect our treasures
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Pan Pac boys win 13-and-under flag football city championship
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Trees fall, streets flood, in heavy storms
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About color: It’s a power that ‘directly influences the soul’
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Sharon and Fred Cohanim share family on Larchmont Blvd.
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Callous bombing of America by autocrats told in film
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Girl Scout cookies booth sales to begin Feb. 10
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Nyakio and David Grieco: a couple that was meant to be
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English-California choral concert plus jazz, Feb. 11
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Celebrating Jane, holiday revelries continue, Las Madrinas
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A loving team for 53 years — the Mulveys of Windsor Village
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New on Larchmont: bakery, stores
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Larchmont Charter’s World Fair returns to Hollygrove campus
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Holiday cheer, fundraisers and parties abound for locals
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Away from school: comics, musical theater and painting denim
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Ridgewood Place, a lost gem and overlooked subdivision
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Local dental practice is a decades-old family affair
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Locking arms to address homelessness is top of mayor’s agenda
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Disney and decorative arts on display at Huntington Library
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Hancock Park has been planting trees
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Marlborough School is in capable hands
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New south-end Boulevard shops cater to the beauty-minded
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Letters to the Editor
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Esco brings East Coast-style pizza and passion to La Brea
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‘Nextdoor’ post changes the life of a mother and daughter
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Larchmont’s own Jane Gilman celebrates a milestone
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The book lover’s dilemma: When to unpack my library?
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Beer Garden brings neighbors, ‘Cheers’ to Larchmont
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Navigating the transition: homeless to housed
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Real Estate Sales
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Brookside and the varied, winding paths to preservation
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Silvertip trees set to arrive at Larchmont Rotary tree lot
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Wintertime camps have playtime and fun for kids
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Holocaust Museum LA’s Beth Kean joins state council
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Add a little art, fun and culture to your holiday shopping
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Survivor tells of hope at 100th
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Windsor Village, Windsor Square, Larchmont Village neighborhoods meet
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Election 2022: New mayor in the neighborhood
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‘Nutcracker’ features two princes and a surprise guest
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Blvd. shop openings, closings
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Breaking news: Lucy’s El Adobe Cafe plans its reopening
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Smaller-scale plan moves forward for 410 N. Rossmore
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Holiday Open House brings good cheer and Santa Dec. 3
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Family Fair brings fun to Boulevard this Sun., Oct. 30; Rides, booths and a beer garden
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Third Street Principal Daniel Kim moves to new job with LAUSD
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Alien space pods land on La Brea for fine, tasty dining
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Former La Luna chef connects weekly with customers
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Election 2022 is underway
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Tour Rimpau Boulevard homes Nov. 5
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Room to Grow?: Preserving not-yet-designated historic districts
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Miracle Mile and Carthay Circle celebrate at Bergin’s
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Tenant construction underway at Boulevard shops, some opening
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Dreams of sugar plum fairies return to Marat’s ‘Nutcracker’
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Rose Award and other gatherings
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Real Estate Sales
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Height limit agreed on by homeowners, developer on Melrose
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How is the health of local legit theater? Challenges confront Center Theatre Group and others
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Permanent supportive housing needed
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LACMA’s Geffen Galleries half-done; construction above ground next
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Bass, Caruso will work to end homelessness — differently
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Supervisor candidates agree on some issues, not others
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Real Estate Sales
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Process versus litigation in city attorney’s race
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CD 13 voters to decide between Mitch O’Farrell and Hugo Soto-Martinez
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Queen Elizabeth to be remembered in song Oct. 2 and 9
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Logan Herr named Volunteer of the Month at Imagine LA
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Neighbors out in force against TVC
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Mejia versus Koretz: disrupter or stalwart for city controller?
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Modernism in our midst: Masterpieces and McMansions
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Nine O’Clock Players resume performances
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‘Taste’ was enjoyed on Boulevard
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Goblins and ghouls come out in Wilshire Park Haunt
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Pumpkin patch to open
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Larchmont Family Fair to return Oct. 30
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Sign up for ‘speed humps’
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Council District 5 Choices: Katy Yaroslavsky or Sam Yebri
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CBS project too massive, Alliance says
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Real Estate Sales
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New head of school on board at Marlborough
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Debut cookbook by former resident hot off the grill
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Rides, costume contest at Larchmont Family Fair
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Unlocked, child’s first bike is stolen from the Boulevard
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Support local democracy; oppose mobs-Editorial
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Delicious comeback for Taste Sept. 19
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Proposed changes to the Mills Act spark opposition
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New Board ‘Reignites, Rebuilds’ in Junior League’s 97th year
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Some teens wait to get driver’s licenses, others eager to drive
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‘Regeneration’ exhibition opens at the Academy Museum
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City marks 60th year of preserving its many treasures
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World Heritage Site Hollyhock House reopens
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Street improvements abound in the Larchmont area
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Ebell readying to put out welcome mat
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Imagine LA seeks new CEO
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Music supporter, neighborhood champion Toby Horn
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She recruited women firefighters, fought gun violence
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SVMOW hosted inaugural ‘Hollywood Under the Stars’ gala
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Archives from Assistance League inspire exhibit at Autry
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Refresh and raise money
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‘Taste of Larchmont’ to return; HopeNet event is Sept. 19
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As The Ebell approaches 100, a master plan gives guidance
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Bowers fosters connection with her community
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Surviving Dog Days requires recreational water activities
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Meeting diplomats, foreign dignitaries as a D.C. intern
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Treat your lawn to ‘lasagna’ … and save water as you do
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Pio trades his shopping cart for a walker as he moves indoors
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Diana Buckhantz is working for a better world
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Los Angeles County Museum of Art Architect visits construction site
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Locally, furry and feathered friends warm our hearts and souls
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Larchmont Boulevard meets Larchmont, New York
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Casting my vote, or trying to, in June
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Wilshire Warriors 8U All-Stars win tournament
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An update to The Silent Movie Theater saga — Brain Dead
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Chronicle wins state, local awards
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Real Estate Sales
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More stores greet patrons on Boulevard
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Number of teens with summer jobs increases in 2022
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New plantings beautify Barnsdall’s grove at historic Olive Hill
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Keeping your summer travel with children fun and stress-free
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Raising a puppy with a greater purpose
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Unexpected phone call reveals much about Giorgio
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Tom LaBonge celebrated again in June (twice!)
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Goldie’s ends its season with a community summer kick-off
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Holocaust Museum receives $5 million and community support
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Cooperstown-bound Wilshire Warriors need our support
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Fabulous flora flourishes on WSHPHS tour
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It took a village, but Giorgio is finally getting some help
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Locals enjoy coffee with a cop at Peet’s
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Grad dining choices abound at Original Farmers Market
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A little piece of the Dodgers lives on Beachwood Drive
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Out and about: Locals gather for good causes and good times
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Pomp, circumstance is back, in person
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Local forums abound as June 7 election deadline looms
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NGA brings home the gold for local charities
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Relax and breathe at Academy Museum’s ‘Calm Mornings’
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Auto repair and gas service station are neighborhood staples
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Beloved coach to retire from Pilgrim after 40-year run
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Preservation paradox: YIMBYs and Brookside reuse project
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Design Review Board approves former Farmerstower project, other new Brookside residences
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Nasa Hataoka wins LPGA tournament at Wilshire Country Club
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Landworth / DeBolske have a building partnership with a view
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Notarile’s commute takes him to galaxies far, far away
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‘English ‘Anatomy’ and ‘Scandal;’ slam-bang bank heist
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Real Estate Sales
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George Epstein, 95; he was a winner at poker, and at life
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Favorite pieces find new life at Alakazam Upholstery & Drapery
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Artist Jeff Wall memorializes Boulevard
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Preservation on the move: Windsor Square and Kress Co.
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Perils of student drop-offs and pick-ups at Burroughs
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LAPD says crime is on the upswing; stay vigilant
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Women find solace sharing memories of mothers they miss
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Larchmontians getting out and about even more — on both coasts
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Larchmont 2021 Survey results presented in Zoom forum April 14
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Rossmore water main replacement underway
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USC’s Mike Murphy interviews all five CD 13 hopefuls at forum
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USC’s Mike Murphy interviews all five CD 13 hopefuls at forum
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Neighborhood activities show signs of a return to normal
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Meet the Council District 5 candidates
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Colburn School unveils Gehry design for chamber music, dance
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Crafty COVID crochet projects and adventures in Etsy selling
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Real Estate Sales
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Society serves afternoon tea
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Fairy tale retold in London’s Blitz harkens modern war
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Summer camp by lake is as awe-inspiring as it was in 1946
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Upper, lower desert to the slopes on whirlwind short trip
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Homeless offered housing, temporarily
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Larchmont 2021 survey released
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GenSpace — a place to engage older adults — opens this month
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LPGA returns to Wilshire on April 20 to 24
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Whether it’s called putt-putt or miniature golf, it’s always fun
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Bert Lane, 95: Helped build a YMCA and a local baseball field
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Town and Country chef ‘Andre,’ 99
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Larchmont Charter girls take city championship
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Giorgio, Village regular, still in need of help
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Real Estate Sales
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A word or two about Meat Loaf (1947-2022) and his mother, Mrs. Aday
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Election 2022 race is on for Board of Supervisors, Third District
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Development soars to new heights in Miracle Mile
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Armed with a bulletproof vest, walkie-talkie — to save Larchmont
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Wilshire Vista West now officially recognized as historic
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Windsor Square Association leader, Mike Genewick
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After absence, SBBA and youth basketball are back
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St. Patrick’s Day holiday — food and fun along Fairfax Avenue
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Plans for Mile’s second century gain momentum
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Mayoral candidate town hall kicks off at The Ebell
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Decline and despair over the Ruin of Ravenswood
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Scaffolding comes off Larchmont Mercantile
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Five nights in Cannes provided star-studded backdrop to romance
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2022 is another election year!
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Skiing — it is a COVID-19-era safe sport, and lots of fun
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Editorial
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RYLAN program is set for February pilot in Windsor Square
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Troop 10 combines outdoor adventure with community service
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Museum restaurants present art on the plate and off
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Councilmembers welcomed to area
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Storied organ gets second life at Bob Baker Marionette Theater
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Preservationist works to save landmark and family’s legacy
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Real Estate
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It was love at first sight for at least one of the Kazanjians
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Larchmont 2021 Survey closed
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This sport’s roots are in entertainment, but it still hurts…
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Murder on La Brea: suspect arrested, community mourns
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Modern, Tudor ages mix in Feb. 19 choral concert
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Bethany Atkins’ Fit4Mom helps mothers tap into their health
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Girl Scout Cookies are coming to town!
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Phase 1 of Frank Lloyd Wright ‘Residence A’ rehab complete
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New districts, new city council representatives
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Devlin is face of justice for crispy chicken sandwiches everywhere!
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Alarmed by crime spike, local residents take action
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‘Enchanted Strings’ tells of Bob Baker’s Marionette Theater
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Larchmont Village resident named a Mitchell Scholar
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La Brea Tar Pits reimagined for the 21st century
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League of Legends played a record season — online
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‘Larchmont Survey’ stirs controversy
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Mountain and desert: Sabino Canyon in Tucson has both
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Pilgrim School leader tapped for Columbia fellowship
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Raingutter Regatta is the Pinewood Derby in water
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‘Chaplin’ faced fame, controversy; enjoy the silly ‘King’s Man’
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Real Estate Sales
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Author Connelly releases new novel depicting area
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Mix good deeds with fun for a holiday cocktail
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Bronson’s unique lanterns shine brightly with LED
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Michael Cornwell, 87: Protected Windsor Square
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In 2022, CD 13 to join area as 4th district moves away
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Larchmont Charter Hollygrove campus searches for new site
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Christmas trees are on Larchmont
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New Chapter House for Assistance League debuts in Hollywood
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New tree on Larchmont, but how did it get here?
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Will an historic ranch house on Plymouth Blvd. finally be reborn?
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New building is on very top of Alexandria House wish list; donations sought
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Families celebrate the holidays, together
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Redistricting efforts, both city and state, moving toward a close
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On the Boulevard: Season is looking bright
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Mystery store built at The Grove during COVID-19
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Happy 100th, Larchmont Boulevard!
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New patio at a classic is perfect for food, fun, camaraderie
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Community welcomes a friendly new Attitude Café
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Sheryl Lee Ralph of ‘Dreamgirls’ opens Ebell season
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Real Estate
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Halloween happenings
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At Chevalier’s: Mistress of the Dark
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Mr. Los Angeles’ life celebrated at memorial at his beloved park
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Holiday trees coming to town
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Small Business Saturday on Blvd. Nov. 27
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Plans are underway to expand campus at Holocaust Museum
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Parks Foundation works to improve Robert Burns trail
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Gift suggestions for the athletic teen in your life
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Rabbi returns to her roots at Temple Israel of Hollywood
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City redistricting moves to City Council this month
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Letters to the Editor
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Great White is making a splash with California fare
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1921: In praise of photographer Margrethe Mather (and Edward Weston)
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Youth Soccer returns to Fairfax for practice, games
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Academy Museum — open at last!
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Larchmont to celebrate 100 years on Oct. 24
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Real Estate Sales
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Remembering ‘Chronicle’ historian and his wife and daughter
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Permanent supportive housing opens between Gramercy and Wilton
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Special Larchmont booklet published by the Chronicle
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Boulevard’s charm has been a cinema backdrop for 100 years
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Kazor, 81, led creation of the Wilton Historic District
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Irwin Ira Gilman 1932 — 2021
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Rotary Pumpkin patch, Tree Lot open 15th year on Blvd.
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Alas, victory of SB 9 and SB 10 will no doubt be a pyrrhic one
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Golf club, tennis club, JLLA also date back to jubilant 1920s
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Neighbors are getting out again
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Rossmore apartment project presented at a ‘town hall’
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Curtain is about to rise at the Academy Museum Sept. 30
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Downward dogs, tranquility are back at Center for Yoga
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Gubernatorial recall election is on ballot
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A splash of cold witch hazel: Raymond Chandler’s prose
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On the Boulevard: Family Fair update, and changes afoot
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Real Estate Sales
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Police Beat: Burglar takes toiletries, and a rash of grand thefts auto
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Ballerinas at Marat Daukayev dance for joy and in person
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Third time’s a charm for Sound of Music enthusiast
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Housing solutions are on a fast track, says leader at PATH
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Will sympathy bring success for Giorgio?
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Fire alarm at Good Goose temporarily shuts down café
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Donate to HopeNet to help restaurants, and enjoy a meal, too
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In-person school returns; local parents opine on experiences
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Theatre recognized, but fight to save site continues
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Ridley-Thomas, Raman reflect on their first six months
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On Preservation: Well-heeled hero wanted to free Wright’s tarnished treasure
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Larchmont ’21 conversations continue
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Academy Museum tickets to go on sale Aug. 5
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Music and art direction – A local business owner combines talents
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Tailwaggers celebrates its grand opening on Larchmont
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It’s a tale of two summers as residents head out of town: For some, it’s a better summer than before
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This year’s Women of Larchmont are On the Boulevard
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A rollicking and fancy Italian dinner in a bleak part of town
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Britain has a new Consul General in Hancock Park
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Real Estate Sales
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Hot topic: keeping cool by greening our communities
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Rezoning not required to produce needed “affordable” housing
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Amy Forbes heads Center Theatre Group; Ahmanson joins
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Reservoir renamed in honor of Mr. Los Angeles
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Center for Yoga to open, thanks to a team of locals
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Community was left out of Raman’s housing plan
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Pinewood Derby spotlights craftsmanship as well as racing
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Snooknuk has closed, but its kids’ upbeat show goes on
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Real Estate Sales
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Clubs celebrate with fireworks, barbecue
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Our pets enjoy kisses, walks on Larchmont and dressing up
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Locals to be feted by LANTL July 15
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Catherine Coffin Phillips preserved California history
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Legislators should focus on SCA 2, not on SB 9, SB 10 and their like
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The Nimby Diaries: Homes end homelessness — we need to say ‘yes’ to new housing
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Mark Peel, 66, put California cuisine on map
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On Preservation: 410 N. Rossmore and the design of additions to historic buildings
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Push to make informal dog park in Robert L. Burns Park official
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Modern Art Collection has modern touches in its new home
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Project Angel Food delivers hope, love, meals
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As in Paris, a micro-forest sprouts in Griffith Park
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Last call for Rite Aid on Crenshaw? Windsor Village hopes so
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Real Estate Sales
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Miracle Mile Chamber meets Councilmember Raman; Field manager was also introduced to the group
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Building a better forest — outsized outcomes in tiny spaces
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Students stayed home in the spring, but there’s hope for the fall
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‘Run, Forrest, run!’ — or is it Stan and Seb?
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Wall Street “housing” bills
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Summer, warm days lift spirits on Larchmont
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GWNC Land Use considers historic Rossmore apartment project
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Dinosaur Ball unveiled green sauropod, welcomed hundreds
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Local graduates reveal their choices for universities
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Encampment fire on Third Street chars wall
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New parkway trees planted thanks to resident volunteers
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Yoga poses for a comeback
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Larchmont stars in a tale of love, chaos and community
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Schools recommence in-person graduation ceremonies
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New GWNC directors elect new slate of officers
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Smart co-working office coming to Larchmont Village: Yoube to open in new mixed-use building
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Real Estate Sales
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Townhomes by top architects ready for sale
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1920s Victorian house gets facelift from local architect
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Will ‘Diana,’ the musical, be as ill-fated as the people’s princess?
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Conversations continue on future of Larchmont Boulevard
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Excitement builds for ‘The Grand’ opening
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Third Street students head back to school: Mascot, testing and on-campus learning greet K-5th graders
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Plan for $1.25 billion expansion of TV City marked by some controversy
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LPGA: Brooke Henderson takes top spot at Wilshire
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Bernstein’s ‘Preserving Los Angeles’ just released
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Windsor Villagers rally for their park
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Nightmare on Wilton Place: Another historic home lost
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Art Deco-inspired mixed-use building readies for June opening
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Village jeweler: Paul Thompson, July 20, 1937 to April 11, 2021
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Community to discuss future of Larchmont
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Kudos to candidates … and be wary of the State Senate
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Television City
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Plan a post-COVID escape to Mexico for food and culture
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Digital billboard ordinance on a ‘dangerous’ path back to PLUM
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Assessors seek clarity of inheritance and other Prop 19 impacts
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Real Estate Sales
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Creative office building planned in Media District, on Melrose
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Museums open after yearlong shutdown
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I volunteered at a COVID-19 vaccination site
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From the Central Library fire 35 years ago, a story just now being told
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Big Sunday is on the move; ‘Wild and Woolly’ events this month
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Girl Scouts cookie season extended; Outdoor boothing begins
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Youth Sports: Equestrian is an individual sport with a league of its own
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Silver Jubilee for A Silver Lining: 25 years on Larchmont
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Academy Museum rolls out virtual carpet
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Barber takes Larchmont to Fairfax Avenue
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Better luck follows local best-selling author Julia Claiborne Johnson
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Raccoon makes a rare aggressive visit near Wilton and Seventh
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Spring brings hope to the Boulevard
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Toast St. Patrick’s Day at Bergin’s, Cat & Fiddle, Farmers Market
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Development in the Mile is really high — sky high!
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Home Ground: Los Angeles County Arboretum: A library of life, needs protection
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Joane Pickett was more than a friendly face: Pickett Fences closes after 27 years on Blvd.
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Register by March 9 to vote by mail for GWNC directors
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First Responders honored at annual Trailblazer Luncheon
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Larchmont is going to the dogs (and cats): Tailwaggers to open in Flywheel spot
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All aboard! Wilshire / La Brea station dedicated to Tom LaBonge
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LACMA exhibits are ready to open pending government okays
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Amazing interviews highlight fundraiser for science program for girls
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Real Estate Sales
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On Preservation: They’re back! Spawn of SB50 lives on; the good, bad, ugly
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Neighborhood regular sparks chats and compassion
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Real Estate Sales
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New things to come in 2021 for Scout troops and packs
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Same great bite-size joy, Girl Scout cookie sale
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Cooking and music… and ooh la la, 25 years later
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Master architect Paul R. Williams left a local legacy
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Commonalities and a devious blind date lead to marriage
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As Shakespeare says, ‘They are all — all — honorable men’
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More change to Larchmont in New Year
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Holocaust survivor’s book tells of fear, loss and triumph
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Los Angeles’ ‘cheerleader,’ Tom LaBonge, 67
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GWNC requires advance registration to vote by mail
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Margaret Sowma, 105, community activist
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Love bloomed in the Catskills and at Village Pizzeria
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The highs — and lows — of Brookside’s El Rio del Jardin de las Flores
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Celebrate the Paul Williams legacy in Hancock Park and Windsor Square
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Finding hope in small things that can hold greatness
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Raman and Ridley-Thomas sworn in
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Opening date moved to the fall for the Academy Museum
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Ko brings Bespoke Beauty to Larchmont
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Chronicle to publish souvenir edition for Larchmont centennial in 2021
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A quick trip through Los Angeles history with Wayne Ratkovich, Part II
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Great theater is ephemeral — you have to be there; look to Juno
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Generous gifts saved Marionettes
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If you build it, they will come: St. Brendan Basketball
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Real Estate Sales
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National Trust adds Ebell to list of places where women made history
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Children’s Institute virtual gala sparkles, raises $470,000
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Poker is like life — it takes skill, good decisions and a bit of gambling
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Elizabeth ‘Liz’ Newstat, Chevalier’s manager, 72
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‘Professor Know-It-All’ knew it all for 32 years at Chronicle
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Chevalier’s and other Lipson Building tenants transition to their new reality
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Doggie day spa caters to the well-heeled on Larchmont
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A quick trip through Los Angeles history with Wayne Ratkovich
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Holidays arrive on Larchmont
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21-year-old makes fashion-forward twist for 1960s Contempo Casuals
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Larchmont Blvd. grapples with multiple matters
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Hugh Wilton remembers ‘the jungle’
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Home at 361 N. Citrus Ave., one year later
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Renderings released for historic Rossmore project
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Real Estate Sales
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Nithya Raman wins City Council seat for CD4
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Insider Jane Gilman makes rounds for book ‘Inside Hancock Park’
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Local runners are eager for cross country season to begin
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Santa on way through sleet, snow, pandemic
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Snow and Santa at The Grove nightly
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Resilience, staying connected in 2020
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It’s been an honor to serve; see you on the Boulevard
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Larchmont Blvd. Holiday Open House Nov. 28
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Short, short tale of loss is a big winner
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Real Estate Sales
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David Ryu’s tenure has been a boon for preservation in CD4
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Kip’s Toyland celebrates 75 years of good, old-fashioned fun
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Will the pandemic gobble up Thanksgiving get-togethers?
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Lipson owner-tenant relationship frays as construction kicks off
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Daryl Twerdahl retires after 31 years with Meals on Wheels
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Wallace Neff portrayed in book
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Pumpkins, Christmas trees bring old-time cheer to Boulevard
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Contested local seats on Nov. 3 ballot
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Safer alternatives to trick-or-treating advised: Wear a costume and enjoy a safe, spooky holiday
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Youth Sports: Talk about rough timing to start a column
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Larchmont stores struggle, seek help from community
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Brooksiders join hundreds to help, one sandwich at a time
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Nonprofits pivot for this year’s gala season — with success
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Boxing bouts and murderous mothers: tales from an historic Irving Boulevard home
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Harold A. Henry Park in Windsor Village: Wood family property now a public park
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Haunted holidays came early for Wilshire Park neighbors
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Having kept his promises, David Ryu seeks reelection
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COVID’s latest casualty: Halloween 2020, but candy endures
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Rimpau resident moves his haunted, horror treasures for public exhibit
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New book tells history of Hancock Park
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LACMA unveils renderings of gallery interiors and floor plans for the new building’s two levels
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Ten contested local seats on ballots this month
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Mark Ridley-Thomas: experience and community involvement are key
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Former Council President running for Supervisor—call him ‘Herb’
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‘Tweener’ Sen. Mitchell is poised to do more — as Supervisor
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Grace Yoo seeks fairness, transparency, respect for the bottom line
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CD4 candidate Nithya Raman seeks to unseat incumbent
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Real Estate Sales for August
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District Attorney 2020: Lacey vs. Gascón
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Saddest casualty of all: The school play and the unknown loss
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Pink’s Hot Dogs reopens
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Supervisor, two council seats on local ballot
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Dining Al Fresco, a life saver with planters and umbrellas
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Art exhibits, dance event inspired by a drive-in at Tarfest 2020
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Fr. Boyle’s human approach to gang members has paid off
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Vacancies on rise on Blvd. and nearby
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On Preservation: Turns out that ‘Missing Middle Housing’ has been here all along
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Pods to the rescue? Learning or activity type, or both?
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Larchmont sidewalk sale is Sept. 4, 5, 6
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New British pub inside The Original Farmers Market
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Neighborhood council reaffirms position on Fourth Street lights
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Adapting has helped Maryvale thrive for last 164 years
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Real Estate Sales for July
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When counting the numbers, numbers don’t always count
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Warner Henry, remembered: Local luminary, a founder of LA Opera, died Aug. 1
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Sacramento … oh what a town!
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Geraldine Hurley: a fierce advocate for those in need
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On Preservation: Assaults from Sacramento, part two: The Assembly now attacks!
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Real Estate Sales for June
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Nearby Black-owned restaurants worth supporting post-BLM protests
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Cerrell leaves Larchmont after 40 years
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On Books and Places: Some statues are worth saving; some people worth remembering
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Economic crisis requires more federal assistance
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410 N. Rossmore residents feel pressure of ‘buy-out’
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Westlake Theatre’s crown jewels were talk of Foundation
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Kari Garcia strives to keep us all safe
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Edie Frère reflects on her years on Larchmont
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‘Local’s’ new guidebook to our enormous and wild park
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Pioneer and mentor, Madelyn Murray paved her own way
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On-screen local arts and culture
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55 years of Women of Larchmont
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Summer book salute, party
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On Preservation: Sacramento strikes back: with the many sons of failed SB 50
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On Books and Places: AME founder, former slave honored near Bradbury Building — site she once owned
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Boulevard stores gingerly step into reopening
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Time to bring anger in streets to theaters?
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Residents come together to save ducks: ‘It was instantly clear the mom was in distress’
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Boulevard favorites and a masked golden are among the pack
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Summer Camps during COVID-19
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Front yard regains its former glory, with masks, of course
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Real Estate Sales for May
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Minneapolis killing sparks nationwide protests
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Lawmakers push housing legislation as session ends
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Around the Town: Women Speak and rappers, children rap for Alexandria House
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Vacation dreams: Do we dare venture out into the world?
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Pets of Larchmont: Therapy dogs lead the pack in Children’s Hospital program
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Black Lives Matter
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Home life, homeschool: the series, Part III: Older students, friends at home too
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Real Estate Sales for April
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Taste of Larchmont officially cancelled this year
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Local lawmaker pushes for denser housing: Assemblyman Bloom has two bills
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Lots of activity at The Grove during COVID-19 shutdown
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Book talks at Chevalier’s continue – but online
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Larchmont-area skateboarders seek a place of their own
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31 vacancies on the boulevard and nearby?
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Stores open on Boulevard after mayor lifts ban on retail
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Museums offer live music, art projects and outdoor venues
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1930s Depression: Surviving on pins and needles: Parable for weathering our modern-day crisis
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Commencement looks different this year; first graduating class for GALA
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‘Slow Streets’ on fast track, primarily for pedestrians: Association supports proposal for Windsor Square
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History of past college pandemic responses as a guide for this fall
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Council Report: Threat of virus exposes simmering racism and bigotry
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Nearby riots in Fairfax / Beverly Grove / Beverly Hills / Santa Monica; Larchmont looted too
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Meeting challenges of staying home
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Around the Town: Fundraising events have been impacted by pandemic
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LVBID trims Larchmont trees quickly this year
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Time for ‘spring clearing’? Call a pro
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October Larchmont Family Fair is cancelled this year, says LBA
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Quarantine inspires spring cleaning
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Real Estate Sales for March
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Rhodes School of Music is continuing, online
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Playground is postponed
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Restaurants find ways to serve
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In times of darkness, city’s character has shined brightly
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Create rooms you love with Eyewondrous
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Sequestered neighbors turn to housework
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Whether for comfort or sustenance, ‘victory gardens’ are flourishing
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Tales told of local students homeschooling
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Tribute to fallen LACMA
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‘Happy Birthday,’ Sondheim; Should we ‘Send in the Clowns’?
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On Preservation: Historic preservation protects affordable neighborhoods
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Read e-books at libraries, Chevalier’s is delivering
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Trying times: Those who survive are strangely stronger
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Virtual mentors at Imagine LA: Donations matched through April 3
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Beacons of hope, and bunches of carrots on Larchmont
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Takeout, delivery, creativity put food on the table during COVID-19 isolation
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See art, visit area museums, virtually
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Real Estate Sales for February
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Archeologist speaks for earth’s oldest oak
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Novel times: COVID-19 on and off Larchmont Blvd.
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Is my child ready for sleep-away camp? Maybe, with a loving push
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With social distancing decree, families begin work-from-home, homeschooling juggling act
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Home Ground: ‘Art is the Client:’ LACMA, the wrecking ball, and surviving jewel box
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Market, playground and parking to co-exist
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Locating tests and housing neighbors during virus threat
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A.F. Gilmore’s Mark Panatier honored with ‘Trailblazer’ status
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Residents fear relocation from historic Rossmore apartment building
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Beloved Bergin’s remains the same. Whew!
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Trace history of your home with the 1940 census
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Books and Places: Fitzgerald wrote of Hollywood’s allure, and despair, 80 years ago
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Payne garden tour will visit Hancock Park this year
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Sunday Farmers’ Market ‘is here to stay’
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St. Vincent ‘March for Meals’ promotes friendship with sustenance
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Drago, best Italian in the Mile, inside and on the outdoor patio
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Development in the Mile continues with mostly luxury high rises
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New bars, restaurants on La Brea south of Wilshire
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Police storm Larchmont area pot shop, close street
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Real Estate Sales for January
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LACMA on track to build Geffen Galleries up and across Wilshire
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Teens, hospital, patients benefit from volunteer program
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Swordswoman, ghosts, a fond farewell
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Local volunteers joined in ‘Point-in-Time’ homeless count
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Noodles, boxed wine led to love
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Real Estate Sales for December
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11-story tower proposed on N. Rossmore Avenue
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‘Windsor’ evokes aspiration; ‘Kingsley,’ ‘Kipling’ moved residents forward
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In search of the wild Bengal tiger, safaris, and more in India
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Crossover voting for March 3, Super Tuesday election explained
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Shower of Hope, honoring veterans among scout activities
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Crossed wires spell love for couple celebrating 47 years together
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Seven-Year Itch? Hardly… it’s more like 40 years of bliss
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City Council candidates talk on issues of our time
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Rec Center director breathes new life into Pan Pacific Basketball
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On Preservation: Of log cabins and lost heritage in our communities
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Re-Elect Councilman Ryu
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Girl Scouts put cookie sales earnings to good use
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Developer buys building with history of design changes
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‘The Great Silence’ here ended with building closure
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New playground being installed on Larchmont
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Around the Town: Assistance League, NGA, LAFD, Ryu, Johnson, Ebell festivities ring out the year
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Refresh body, mind, spirit with Reiki, meditation, yogic breathing
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Author has a high vantage point on health and aging well
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Bergin’s is back, taps are open
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Larchmont openings, closings, leasings, sales
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New water-wise plants and trees for Harold A. Henry Park
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Real Estate Sales for November
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Book shares collected tales of longtime neighborhood deli
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Letters to the Editor
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40 million people, one river, and a cell phone… down Rio Colorado
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Cox, preschool co-founder, Los Angeles native
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Construction is poised to start for LACMA’s Geffen Galleries
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On Preservation: Preservation anchors construction at La Brea Tar Pits, Academy, LACMA
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La Brea Tar Pits to join neighbors in new look, renovations
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It’s beginning to look a lot like the holidays on Blvd.
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Real Estate Sales for October
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Marat ‘Nutcracker’ comes to life this holiday season
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The Behymer Family in Hancock Park, Brookside and Windsor Square
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR, House Demolished
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City clarifies reasons for relocation of tree wells
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Around the Town: High Tea, Sheba gala, ‘Gutsy Women,’ history events and BBBS Big Bash
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Girls Academy serves breakfast and much more
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St. James’ Church shines light on Stories from the Frontline
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On Preservation: Tragedy on Citrus tells of loss of ‘memory, continuity and identity’
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On Books and Places: 1919, a big year in Los Angeles
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Larchmont Charter football has bounce-back season, fundraising
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Peppermint and eggnog: coffee flavors of winter
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March 3 Super Tuesday elections: New procedures, new voters
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Reaction to demolition is vitriolic
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Let holiday spending spill over into helping others: Toy and gift drives
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‘Jack and the Giant’ launches Nine O’Clock Players 90th season
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LACMA is packing, preparing for construction in early 2020
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Dream catcher, veteran TV writer has some tips for the Chronicle
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Chevalier’s among independents that actually care about books
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No time to cook a holiday turkey? No problem!
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New leadership at Wilshire Division police station
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Japan honors Dr. Takei for promoting modern dentistry
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Magic, mystery and Yale in Bardugo’s new book, TV series
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Historic Citrus Ave. house quickly demolished
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Larchmont loses two large ficus trees
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Brookside’s Bridge House unveiled after two years of construction
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Larchmont to celebrate the season
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A little giving can go a long way
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Marat Ballet leaps to its next stage in life
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Hollywoodland celebrates 75 years of park land gift
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Real Estate Sales for September
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Helga Kasimoff at 88: Still in fine tune
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New book on Musso & Frank
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Wilshire Country Club, Hancock Park fixture, celebrates 100
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Ghouls, ghosts, zombies to haunt Bronson
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‘Ankle’ mosquito is pesky, but not fatal
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High Holy Days are a time for family, reflection: Heralding in 5780
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Real Estate Sales for August
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‘Bollywood’ theme will bring the bling to Lucerne Blvd. block party
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Ebell celebrates 125th with scholarships, gala
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Home linked to ‘Jazz Singer’ on WS-HPHS home tour
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Music Center Plaza reopens with flair, fanfare
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Harvest Carnival at Hancock Park Elementary October 5
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Three teams compete to redesign La Brea Tar Pits, Hancock Park
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First of its kind in Los Angeles, HAWK to dramatically cut accidents
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Family Fair is coming to the Boulevard!
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Get your pumpkins, join a hoedown on Larchmont Blvd.
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Fictional tale tells of Warhol’s early years
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Get ready for the 53rd annual Larchmont Family Fair!
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Romantic and new, drive-in makes a comeback at The Grove
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Beverly Fairfax, Wilshire Vista and Sacramento
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On Books and Places: Permanence and renewal expressed in Marciano Art Foundation
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Mid-Wilshire neighborhood plays a character in ‘The Rookie’
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2019 Chronicle sealed for posterity, or 99 years on
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Wilshire Country Club, organized near tar fields in the ‘wilderness’ by local businessmen in 1919, celebrates 100th
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Around the Town: Irving Boulevard home’s 100th fêted, history celebrated, puppy love at ‘Dogs!’
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Pawnshop closing after 40 years, Café Parisien after eight months
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Art, music, food and culture on tap at all-day TarFest
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Real Estate Sales for July
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Rev. Gwynne Guibord, 75, founded interfaith center at St. John’s
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Journalist, activist, society editor from the past: Lucy Toberman
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War, chase films, Ronstadt’s voice endures, another dog flick
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New urban forest officer named to manage canopy: ‘City is home to the nation’s largest urban forest’
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Shonda Rhimes: Keeping a low profile in Hancock Park
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Spend ‘Day at the Beach’ at Taste of Larchmont Aug. 26
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Tammy Rosato is passionate about her mission: end homelessness
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Family-friendly Show at Ebell
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Old favorites, newcomers make Taste of Farmers Market an adventure
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50 and growing, POLAM Federal Credit Union on Larchmont
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Local photographer turned community advocate on homelessness
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Around the Town: Rancho LaBrea founding fêted in Ahmanson family’s garden
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Stories hold the key for homeless advocate Marilyn Wells
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Women who golfed: a look back at Club’s early years
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Lillian Way threw annual Fourth of July block party
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Brooksiders gathered for food, fun
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Real Estate Sales for June
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Editorial: Some in Sacramento still want to dictate to us
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Virginia Kazor was curator at lauded Hollyhock House
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Project Angel Food delivers meals and a human touch
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La Brea Tar Pits reimagined for the next 50 years
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Sample food, wines at Taste of Farmers Market July 23
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Cathedral, Fairfax District and library among winners
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Larchmont Animal Clinic still purring after 42 years on Boulevard
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New Xavier Center to open in 2020 at Loyola High School
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Beloved mail carrier retires, celebrated with proclamation
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Michelin stars shine at area restaurants
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Metro celebrates digging halfway to La Cienega
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Around the Town: Reserve Corps honored; all aboard USS Iowa; NGA appreciation
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Real Estate Sales for May
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On Books and Places: John Ruskin continues to inspire and promote on his 200th birthday
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Summer fun and ‘mischief’
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Tom Bergin’s landmark status: Will it matter?
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Grove, Petersen partner for rooftop film series
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Episcopal School takes a family-style approach to lunch
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Marat Daukayev Ballet bids adieu to La Brea dance studio
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Marat Ballet search for new studio, home
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Dean, professor, director of law library among speakers
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Around the Town: Galas, concert and scholarships toast the season
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Retail building on Larchmont sold
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Nicholas Podany: The local boy who knew he could — and did
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Celebration for Purple Line Subway: it’s halfway there
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Tom Bergin’s historic status up in the air — stay tuned
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SB 50 delayed, not deceased
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WS-HPHS gathered at H.W. O’Melveny house in May
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Philippe’s welcomes exhibit. Are there changes at Langer’s?
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Gay marriage, a cigar factory and amazing magic take the stage
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Real Estate Sales
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Stunning plans for former tire company on La Brea
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Doggie fun in Pan Pacific Park
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Local graduates reveal their choices for college
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American muscle cars at 25th Gilmore Auto Show
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Unplugged, rustic bliss: Camping in the High Sierra
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Linoleum City — 66-plus years on legendary Route 66
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Legends being honored at Icons of Design
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Landscape designers weave together a variety of elements
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‘Façade lifts’ give older buildings new life
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Fashion and philanthropy in runway gala, spring luncheon
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Senate Bill 50 is bad for homeowners
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Visit a real 1908 mover and shaker at WS-HPHS event May 19
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Hotel / apartments poised for La Brea Ave. at Wilshire
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Study Senate Bill 50
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JF Chen offers an eclectic perspective on design
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Businesses as neighbors, from fine wines to good books
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Real Estate Sales
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Neighbors gathered for final ‘farewell’ preceding puppets’ move to new theater
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Turning 20: Big Sunday’s MOBS is here
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Preservation update for Windsor Square: Hearing on May 6
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Dept. of City Planning reviewing neighborhood plans, projects
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Camps will be better than ever, spirits undampened
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For LPGA players, host families offer a place to call home
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Bridge housing beginning to abound in CD4, CD10
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In Barcelona, this elegant 14th-century work of art survives
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GWNC election is March 31 at the Barking Lot
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Grit: five ways summer camps grow grit for kids
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Women’s golf back for another round
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Real Estate Sales
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Four generations of camp memories in the Sierra and Adirondacks
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Dogs out at CSC, Big Sunday touts 20th, NGA sets record
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Larchmont Village Plaza parking lot refreshed
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Local family-owned company celebrates 75 years in business
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Comedy, drama play out at Lake Erie, a soccer field and Chicago
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Tom Bergin’s on tap for historic status
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Jane Club offers support to working women, and men, too
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Celebrate women’s history at Ebell, Downtown Women’s Center
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Farmers Market — the original — is thriving
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After the rain, will the brook return to Brookside?
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Andre’s Italian Restaurant — a comforting neighborhood classic
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Park Mile Design Review Board welcomes newest member
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The Huntington you may not know: Archer Huntington
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History of Mercury Insurance and its local presence
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Cerrell CFO Steve Bullock installed as head at BizFed
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Park La Brea: vibrant dwellings at heart of Miracle Mile
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Petersen Automotive Museum marks 25 years on the Mile
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‘Visionaries’ at Assistance League improving children’s lives for 100 years
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Bergin’s under historic review March 7; what to do for St. Patrick’s Day
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Frieze Week Los Angeles art fair celebrated locally and citywide
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Register, vote; GWNC election at Barking Lot
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Eighteen years in the making, centerpiece of Grand Avenue Project — ‘The Grand’ — finally breaks ground
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Home Ground: What God hath intended: jellies, jams
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Six ficus trees on Larchmont slated for wood chipper
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New vista for mid-life divorcé, latest take on Anne Frank
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At long last, Griffith Park gets its own exhibition
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Premium passes on sale for ladies’ golf
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Love letter to preservation and architecture in time for Valentine’s Day
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Music-themed films top the list
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A fateful trip to the airport and ‘goodbye’ waves resulted in 66 (and counting) years of marriage
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Addressing homeless housing locally
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Girl Scouts balance tradition with 21st century tastes
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Romance and flowers win the day in Washington, D.C.
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31 years later, Professor still knows it all
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Tea and history at Bullocks Wilshire with WS-HPHS
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Love on Larchmont: Local couple tell us how they met
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New Pavilion in park planned to help tell Holocaust story
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Couple cruises to visit far-flung destinations
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Report finds urban forest not valued by policymakers
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Imagine LA mentoring program turns 10
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Ladies’ professional golf to return to Wilshire Country Club in April
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St. Vincent Meals on Wheels wraps up year
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The 57th year: The more things change, the more they remain the same
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Town & Country is on PLBRA agenda
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Sort, donate, dine on MLK Day
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Movie museum to show film’s magic; opening late 2019
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Kick start the New Year with a boot camp workout
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Barbara Yaroslavsky mourned
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Does the past have a future in Hollywood? Not according to Plan
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LACMA moves forward with plans for its new building
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Walking tours for health, interest
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Holiday Happenings
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Celebrating Oscar awardee, ALLA’s new home
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Windsor Square discusses past year, announces ‘Squeaky Wheel’
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Reagan romance blossomed at Chasen’s, now told on stage
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Stained glass panels honor alumni at Memorial library
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Brightly colored bows and good cheer on boulevard a Larchmont tradition
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‘Nutcrackers’ make leaps and bounds
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Trees, wreaths add to the spirit of the holiday season
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Prado, after 28 years, closes on Blvd.; Vive Le Parisien!
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Wilshire Temple Pavilion — a beacon to the future and to wellness
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City library near Sunset Blvd. to be ‘bridge’ housing for women
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Award-winning Mansfield readies for its move-in date
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New book on Mother Road: ‘66 on 66: A Photographer’s Journey’
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Expert organizing behind Larchmont Fair
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Parks Foundation to begin second decade with Ramsay at reins
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Buck Mason brings high-quality basics to the block
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Buy a toy, give a toy at these local organizations
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Bountiful ways to give back during season of giving
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Lipson Building sale threatens longterm tenants
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City planners tour Wilshire neighborhoods
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Rite Aid trees to come down, WSA has plan
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Tequila tasting at Antonio’s offers wide choices, is fun
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Musso & Frank nears its milestone 100th
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Larchmont’s oldest restaurant location still going strong
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El Cholo turned 95 with original recipes still on the menu
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Tweens’ vintage pop-up raises funds for Children’s Hospital
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Book chronicles Philharmonic leaders
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Howard Hughes lived in a Coates-designed local home
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St. James School celebrates 50 years
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Men’s store Buck Mason to open on Larchmont
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Tom Bergin’s heads to Cultural Heritage Nov. 1
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‘The Fighters’ discussed at Chevalier’s Books
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New director reaching out to HopeNet food pantries
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Come on down to a country-fair style festival at Farmers Market
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‘Legacies of Lucerne’ is Society homes tour Oct. 14
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Welcome fall at Harvest Carnival at Hancock Park Elementary
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Show support for a city landmark — vote early and often
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Brittain honored for 50 years at the L.A. Zoo
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French market, restaurant, bar at international food corner near Larchmont
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Slow-plucked chicken and M.F.K. Fisher’s anti-war essay
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Donate blood at St. Brendan Oct. 23
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Zombies, rides at Haunt in Wilshire Park
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TV costumes saluted, Tarfest, the arts celebrated at LACMA
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Hoedown and pumpkins on Blvd.
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Small town fun celebrated at Larchmont Family Fair
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Rent control, property tax transfer, gas tax repeal, city bank among topics for voter decision
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St. James’ School fêtes its 50th
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Talk like a pirate Wed., Sept. 19, post–Taste of Larchmont
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They’re hard at work playing music
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CIM Group presents ‘Wilshire Mullen’ revision to neighbors
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Ladies of the Cat and Fiddle carry forward old traditions and create new
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McAvoy on Preservation: Designation deadline nears for pre-eminent Los Angeles building
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‘Legacies of Lucerne’ to open on Society home tour
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A case of mistaken racial identity with non-stop laughs
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Small-town family fun, rides at Larchmont Family Fair
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Around the Town: Boys & Girls Clubs Youth Gala, private tour of ‘King Tut’
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CORRECTION: August 2018 “Women of Larchmont” profile of Jane Gilman
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City programs for transients in public park stir debate
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KCET to re-air Huell Howser food episodes
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Turning 100 in style … car-free
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Learn of Ebell Club’s activities at Open House
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AYSO soccer games set to kick off this month
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Power outages leave locals seeking relief
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‘Tulips’ in new exhibit
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Larchmont Village and the Chronicle’s Jane Gilman: a love affair
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McAvoy on Preservation: Conservation starts with a story — Hollywood craftsman had one in 1940
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Shenanigans and Improv are on his calendar
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Lynn Russell found new perspective, hope at Downtown Women’s Center
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New Ebell president and cookbook plus best barbecue; Zappa and LBA
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Larchmont Farmers Market: popular summer and year-round attraction
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Ice cream social, garden party at Wilshire
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Village landlord seeks to remove ficus trees
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Ahoy, matey! Taste of Larchmont August 27
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Driver ran a red light and crashed at Beverly, Arden
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Hilary Crahan puts volunteerism front and center in her life
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Community mourns passing of culinary bard, J. Gold
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Diane Dicksteen: Fun and a laugh, helping animals and neighbors
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Enjoy scoops of vanilla to Milkiest Chocolate in time for summer
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Communities debate limits on billboards
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Brookside, Sycamore Square and Wilshire Park gardens in full view
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Meet some of our very best neighborhood furry friends
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Breaking news: Catholic comedy in Hancock Park
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See you at the movies all summer long at outdoor, historic settings
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Cohen’s 2,000+ pound charge runs free at Elephant Nature Park
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Windsor Square-Hancock Park Historical Society at Gilmore Adobe
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Local chef is motivated by his search for best possible produce
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Bolnick’s brain child for writers, The Hatchery, grows up and out
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Eateries, groceries serve their best at Farmers Market
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Summer fun: Walk among the stars, stay close to home
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Upgrades at Buzz publisher’s Fremont Place home make it more accessible for all
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Notable sales on Boulevard; violin shop closes doors
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Houses allowed more square footage, front garages under Koretz
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Le Petit Greek’s 30th: family tradition that goes back more than a century
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Locals, firefighters turn out for groundbreaking
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Newly designated Pink’s Square: more than hot dogs
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Metro tunnel boring machines unveiled
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Ebell Rest Cottage fêtes its 100th year of service
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McAvoy on Preservation: Crossroads of the World — is at a crossroad
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Brookside block party set for June 10
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New asphalt: part of Larchmont Village news
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Rare tour of Gilmore Adobe offered at annual WSHPHS meeting
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Wilshire Library plants garden, with help from friends and graduate
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CIM to discuss ‘Wilshire Mullen’ revisions with neighbors
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Award-winning chefs live in the neighborhood
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New baseball, soccer fields were welcomed
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Local high school graduates reveal their choices for college
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Election is for governor, senator, five measures, more
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Merchants and neighbors generate support for small playground in Village
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Mall food: farmer on site at Farmhouse, joys of gin and more
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Thoroughly modern and a bit of Art Deco at these complexes
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Historic tower to house only condos in new proposal
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LPGA Tournament comes to Wilshire Country Club
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Good design can help solve homelessness: Award-winning LEED project sets example
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Downtown Women’s Center celebrates its 40th; Russell marks 15th year at the site
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Meet two LPGA players with local connections
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Charlotte Lipson properties for sale; Boulevard in jeopardy?
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Local gardens: Garden Conservancy is on tour May 6
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A labor of love: Renovating a 1920s craftsman home
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Nominations accepted for drought-tolerant garden tour
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Boulevard real estate office action
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Dog’s life saved, thanks to savvy neighbors and prosecutor
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Third Street second grader wins national art award
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Merchants and neighbors generate support for small playground in Village
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Ceremony salutes new flag, raised in Larchmont Village
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Sign ups for Month of Big Sundays to begin April 1
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Homelessness and supportive housing
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APRIL 5: Conservancy looks ahead to next 40 years
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Traffic the topic for eastern Windsor Square; bike lanes to come
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From ‘Larchmont’s Got Talent’ to Pantages
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Third real estate office to open on Larchmont: Location to be above former hardware store
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Summer memories are made at Fitness by the Sea kids’ beach camp
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The Ebell of Los Angeles celebrates 100 years of aiding women in need
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Women’s Golf returns to Wilshire after years away
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Worried about crime? Consider private patrol
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Try coding to cooking at Immaculate Heart
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Climb and explore at Junior League’s ‘Touch-a-Truck’
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Torch dancing, movie making, flying trapeze and … work?
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‘He’s back!’ King Tut tickets on sale perhaps for last time in Los Angeles
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Academy-studded gala, Havana, Hollyhock, Lincoln, tea and more
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Machine Age brewery coming to Firestone site
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Bergin’s straight-up, more on tap for St. Patrick’s Day
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Toy Hall settles in, other kid-friendly spaces abound
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Museums: Urban Light, continuing construction on the Row
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Weitzer fills in as Julia Duncan leaves Ryu’s planning staff
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Resident association meetings discuss crime increase
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Metro salutes Sen. Feinstein at Purple Line groundbreaking
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Mansfield Art Deco design pays homage to 1930s Theatre
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Neighborhood Watch to the rescue in Miracle Mile!
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Repurposed fuel station example of preservation
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Surprise donation at Wilshire Park Elementary
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Takei recalls his imprisonment in WWII
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Misconceptions about La Brea Tar Pits, Ice Age animals, climate change
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What’s changed in Southern California since the last century? Everything.
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Who is State Senator Scott Wiener of San Francisco?
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Girl Scout cookies will be sold on Larchmont Blvd.
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Home Ground: ‘Walter Hopps Hopps Hopps’ and the making of L.A.’s contemporary art scene
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Troop 10 celebrates its 103rd year, and its Eagle Scouts
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Police respond to concerns on crime activity
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Traveling is not to be missed
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‘Allegiance’ reflects actor George Takei’s early experiences
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McAvoy on Preservation: SurveyLA heralds achievements of African Americans
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Mile Chamber honors former publisher
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Irish eyes crying with closing of historic pub, Tom Bergin’s
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Father Greg Boyle returned to Chevalier’s
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Walk for your U.S. Mail?
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Scottish Rite leader visits Marciano Art Foundation
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Trimming of Larchmont Village trees completed
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Signups underway for Wilshire Warriors — it’s more than baseball
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Residents seek answers to dry brook
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Christmas tree sales, prices up from years past
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McAvoy on Preservation: Resolve to create robust preservation planning in 2018
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Whirlwind 40th year for St. Vincent Meals on Wheels
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Making it in Hollywood, with a little help from Larchmont
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Restaurant and gourmet market to open this month
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Forbes includes Devin Jameson in its ‘30 under 30’ list
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Ring in 2018 in a classic spot with a classic drink
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Saving theaters one historic site at a time through photography
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Preservationists eye CBS’ Television City’s future
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Brookside neighbors focus on where to add mass to houses
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Five-term mayor Tom Bradley’s 100th celebrated
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New year, new you. Get gorgeous locks on Larchmont
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Fitness and Health: Physician’s road to a winning physique
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Area residents say crime is getting worse
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Couple celebrates memory of daughter, raises funds for charity
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Hope-Net head has love for Larchmont, family
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Rotary Christmas tree lot returns to Larchmont Blvd.
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Marlborough science teacher needs your online votes!
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Intersection dedicated to Pink’s Square seeks approval
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Front yards the subject of Garden Club’s new study
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Let us praise (again) Robert Irwin and his Central Garden at Getty
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Eataly in Century City is open, worth the wait
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Turning Point robotics team earns top spot
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LVNA neighbors talk crime, community school at annual meeting
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Book talks of lessons in kinship, compassion
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Cathedral Chapel of St. Vibiana is here to stay; 90th gala is Dec. 16
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DEIR released for LACMA over-Wilshire gallery design: Deadline to comment is Dec. 15
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‘Nutcracker’ is local, bittersweet this holiday
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Study results in Boulevard ficus tree recommendations
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‘Something Rotten’ is a treat
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Free panel on front yard landscaping Nov. 14
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Academy Museum reveals architectural, cultural vision
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Reindeer stops, Santa and good cheer on Blvd. Nov. 25
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Get fresh trees at Wilshire Rotary lot on Larchmont Blvd.
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New subzone is designed to curb mansionization
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Gift is a giant boost for plan to build over Wilshire
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Sticker Planet celebrates 25 years with blowout bash
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Visually Impaired students meet and greet Larchmont merchants
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Flourishing Getty Center forest, 20 years on, among most beautiful
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Agent co-writes series on city’s best architects
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RecycLA adds recycling — at a price
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‘Society,’ or ‘Collective’—music best on intimate stage
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There will be art: PST:LA/LA around the community
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Windsor Square residents make wine in Santa Barbara County
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Goodall tells of hope, her mum, at Hollywood Schoolhouse
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Harvest Carnival in Fairfax District offers family fun
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The missing house of America’s ‘most dangerous architect’
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Boulevard welcomes fair-goers to family-fun event on Oct. 29
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‘Under the Stars’ screens at Uplift Hollygrove Sept. 30
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St. Andrews Place homes and a block party welcomed WSHPHS tour-goers
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Hans’ flair for design and technique revolutionized eyewear
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Zombies, rides at Halloween Haunt in Wilshire Park
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Wine tasting, pies and fire truck were at Windsor Village party
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Puppy love can be therapeutic, too
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Larchmont music shop enters its eighth decade
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Hope Lutheran celebrates 75 years
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Resident takes Young Adult genre by storm in ‘Dangerous Year’
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Los Angeles High 100 years in the ’hood
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Wilshire Rotary to open pumpkin patch on Blvd.
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Mentors can break cycle of homelessness
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Board election, committee reports at HPHOA annual meeting, Oct. 24
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Craftsman homes from early 1900s on WSHPHS tour
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Music, art, food and creativity at Sept. 16 TarFest
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‘Taste of Larchmont’ aids Hope-Net mission
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Former Chronicle student reporter: then and now
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Local students report from annual political convention
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Arts are thriving at schools… with teacher, parent help
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Home Ground: Architect brought Pueblo Deco to Union Station
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Tour Ebell, sip champagne at open house Sept. 24
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MOVIES: Devastated ‘Rebel,’ ‘Tulip’ madness, life after Bond
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Larchmont’s Got Talent, children’s costume contest, rides, food trucks
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Bungalow closes after eight years; city enforcement action commenced in 2009
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Los Angeles High centennial gala planned
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McAvoy on Preservation: Preservation policies are strong, leadership is lacking
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THEATER: Revelations on autism; yee-haw country ‘Honky Tonk’
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Vacant homes on Wilton Pl. plague neighborhood
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Travels around the world led Sheri Weller back home
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Showdown set for Bungalow in criminal court
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Local ballerina leaves Larchmont for Moscow State Theater
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Tudor revivals awarded at WSHPHS annual meeting
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Larchmont Village hosts 2017 block party
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New leaders named for Junior League’s 92nd year
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Diane Hawley’s business expertise is put to good use
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‘Not your mother’s Ebell,’ says board member Janna Bodek Harris
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Nuisance house is demolished, another appeal filed
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Sample cuisine at 25th Taste of Larchmont, Aug. 28
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Govan, Ryu to speak at ‘TarFest’ preview Sept. 6
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God’s work: Frank Lloyd Wright, quintessential American modernist
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Sicilian carts are at Italian American Museum
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Janet Clayton looks to the future of energy; Pulitzers are in her rear view
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Faith, family and friends is ‘secret’ to Olsens’ 75th
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Children’s Chain luncheon helped hospital
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Brookside neighborhood hosts 38th annual block party
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New tar pit exhibits, fossils made public
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Bankruptcy, sale leave Lenin statue homeless
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Landmark status for Miracle Mile building moves forward
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Pets of Larchmont: therapist, friends among group
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Libraries team up with Dodgers for reading challenge
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Canopy of trees threatened by sidewalk repair
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Hancock Park: small-lot homes ready for sale
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Petersen opens low-rider exhibit
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Pink’s Hot Dogs ranked in top 15
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Sister Alice Marie, 82, dies; Twerdahl named director
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SB 1818: How a state law is reshaping Larchmont
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Will digital billboards be blinking in our future?
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Local architect drawing Harvey House final touches
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Locals attend preservation awards lunch
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First Congregational Church celebrates 150 years
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Share memories of Harvey House with Chronicle
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‘Fintastic’ cars celebrated at show
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Former Chronicle site to house modern publishing building
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Brookside considers its preservation options
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Mixed-use project divides Larchmont Village neighbors
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Lucy Casado influenced musicians, politicians and neighbors
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Class of 2017 graduations, key speakers
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AIA honored Paul Williams, Frank Clementi: Area homes, Grand Park among their works
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Notre Dame honors two locals: Rev. Gregory Boyle, architect Martha Welborne
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Local graduates reveal their choices for college
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Takei’s story, ‘Allegiance,’ coming to Los Angeles
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‘Marciano Art’ welcomed the neighborhood
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Friday Night baseball at Park
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The Little Free Library that thought it could… and did
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Candidates in runoff for 34th seat
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City diversity being celebrated at Night Market, Food Bowl
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Pitch in, help out with Big Sunday all month long in May
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At Chevalier’s Books: Jo Haldeman returns to Larchmont
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Crafts, nature hikes and horses at Camp Enterprise Farms
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Enter world of 3-D design, luxuriate in ‘bespoke’ at Prospr
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Meals on Wheels is latest show on ‘What’s Up, Downtown?’
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Spring is here, and it’s time for Dodgers baseball!
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Scottish Rite building to reopen this month as ‘Marciano Art Foundation’
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‘Anyone can be a hero’ at Norma Jean Gala May 18
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Windsor Square Association seeks to protect area trees
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Get a big impact from small gardens
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The historic bridges of Brookside
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Local architect designs a Brookside ‘Bridge House’
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Restored ‘Cleopatra’ to premiere for Chinese 90th anniversary
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Volunteer opportunities open to all at Big Sunday
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Re-elections for mayor, CD5, CD13
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Happy campers to even happier camp counselors
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Tickets going on sale for Last Remaining Seats
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Amended McMansion law has ‘sound foundation’
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Council okays historic zone for Miracle Mile
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Mixed-use, 52-unit project proposed
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Alexandria House among beneficiaries of NGA party goers
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Marlborough students host fashion show for charity
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Local resident named semifinalist in ‘Spotlight’ at Music Center
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Local chefs nominated for James Beard Awards
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Larchmont design firm among winners
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Hollygrove’s Norma Jean Gala is set for May 18
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Parents protest possible charter at Third Street
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Community Comment
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Sneak peek at Marciano museum
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Hancock Park Garden Club sale supports Ebell grounds
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Urban oasis offers walkability, quality of life in the Mile
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Women chefs cooking in the Mile who you should know
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Groups seek consensus on city trees
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Groundbreaking, cutting edge, traditional art at hub of galleries
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Cheerful toy shop is a popular destination with loyal following
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AELLA pop-up, MAC and other Boulevard news
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City planner talks historic preservation with residents
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All roads lead to the neighborhood, and the Blvd.: part II
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Lift a pint of green ale on St. Patrick’s Day
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31-year career officer is new head of Wilshire Police Division
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‘A day which will live in infamy’… ‘Allegiance’ and ‘Infamy’
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Town Hall on Miracle Mile preservation
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All roads — and world of organics — lead to the neighborhood
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Is Measure ‘S’ all about saving a view?
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CIM lists Farmers tower and parking lots for sale
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Slice of Hawaii on Lucerne, a win-win for you and wildlife
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Update: Quigg bankruptcies move forward
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Neighborhood Valentines tell how they met: Lyn MacEwen and Marc Cohen
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Neighborhood Valentines tell how they met: Bill and Sandy Boeck
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Gill’s Old Fashioned Ice Cream closing after 80 years
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McAvoy on Preservation: Which Way SurveyLA? Staggering statistics tell the story
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Mardi ‘Mutti Gras,’ at Farmers Market
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Local chocolatiers to visit — for Valentine’s Day — and beyond
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Girl Scouts gear up to sell their famous cookies
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Quigg bankruptcy saga continues in area neighborhoods
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Most enjoyable and most disappointing films of 2016
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A one-year check-up on Burroughs modernization plan
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Larchmont trees, sidewalks on New Year’s agenda
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Fresh, sustainable fish market opens on Fairfax
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Getting into shape can be as easy as one, two, breathe…
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GOING, GOING, GONE…
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Should a child’s haircut cost less or more?
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Van Ness project moves forward
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Measure ‘S’ lacks vision; city needs to grow humanely
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BOULEVARD’S HOLIDAY WINNERS
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Miracle Mile gets HPOZ go-ahead, barely
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St. Brendan students eat pizza, play games with Muslim kids
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Quigg files bankruptcy, leaving nine properties, $80+ million debt
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Eye care is within sight in Larchmont Village
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Places have power; historical ones ground us
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Several stylish choices on the Boulevard
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Ring in 2017 at Grand Park celebration
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Covenant House hosts ‘Sleep Out’ to aid homeless youth
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Thrive in Joy holds 11 days of giving for Nick Fagnano
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SWAT swarms abandoned house on Plymouth twice
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Rotary Christmas tree lot returns to Larchmont Blvd.
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Le French Butcher is like part of the family, only French
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Windsor Square town hall held at Ebell
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Pink’s celebrates 77th anniversary
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History will be made in Miracle Mile, probably
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City Hall opponents gather at local school
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Temple’s Karsh Center helps neighbors in need
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Authors on Larchmont
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New roof and a new life for residents at Alexandria House
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Fuel cells, plug-ins and print-‘ems at Auto Show
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Book tells of TV pioneer, station debut at Paramount
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Share joy of the season with others: Hollygrove, Big Sunday, local groups abound
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Garcetti visits Larchmont Village to promote ‘M’
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Barn Find in Hancock Park: Ian Fleming 1953 R-Type Bentley
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El Nino Garden Gala, LACO à La Carte in Fremont Pl.
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Marat Daukayev Nutcracker set to twirl
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Good cheer, trolley stops on Small Business Saturday
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Trina Turk to open boutique on Larchmont
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Hollywood Wilshire AYSO grows in popularity as fall season kicks off
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HOME GROUND: The stories cookbooks tell
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Beloved Italian restaurant opens neighborhood café
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Connelly comes to Larchmont
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Book club keeps indie bookstore spirit alive
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Metro La Brea decking finished early
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Get fresh Christmas trees at Rotary lot on Larchmont Blvd.
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Don’t forget the pies and turkeys! Make Thanksgiving dinner memorable by planning ahead
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Teach philanthropy at local kid-focused fundraiser
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Center for Early Education begins enhancement plan
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Larchmont: new ‘cosmetics row’?
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Solicitors annoy storekeepers and shoppers alike
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Marlborough’s Dr. Sands reflects on her first year
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Metro ‘jet grouting’ begins between Rossmore and Lucerne
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‘Classical Architecture & Art’ to honor Suzanne Rheinstein
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Ed Edelman: Los Angeles has lost a giant of a man
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Ghosts, goblins to haunt Wilshire Park Oct. 29
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Dr. Gogan has been a leader on Larchmont 40 years
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Scrooge returns to stage at local children’s theatre
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Larchmont talent, rides, fun at Family Fair Oct. 30
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M.F.K. Fisher writer in residence in the neighborhood
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Larchmont Village and La Brea-Hancock residents cheer Planning Dept.
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Townhouses to replace dilapidated house, parking lot
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Wilshire Rotary opens pumpkin patch on Larchmont Blvd.
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Marlborough completes Arden project during 100th year in Hancock Park, Windsor Square
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Bridge Matters: Invitational or competitive bids?
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Brooks puts a Californian twist on a British brew
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Quiet crisis: Saving trees in Los Angeles, and city’s livability
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All’s well with nighttime parking
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Larchmont has talent, rides, fun at Family Fair
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New tenants on Larchmont; music school, bakery coming
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Historic hotel adds new restaurant, bar
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Speakers talk on Miracle Mile historic preservation
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LACMA holds scoping meeting on Zumthor project
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Rock musical resonates with loss, ‘Drama Queens’ brings laughs
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Larchmont Bungalow case continues after owner’s death
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GALA opens, history is made at L.A. High
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Fringes of Roman Empire pique Richlin’s interest
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Bridging the political divide for teenagers around the world
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Dodger great, Don Newcombe, marks 90th
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Literary talks continue at Chevalier’s Books
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‘Remarkable Women’ talk at Chevalier’s Books Aug. 24
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Jill Bauman helps families exit homelessness with ‘Imagine’
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A look at some of the real estate options on Wilshire Boulevard
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Metro is decking as Purple Line extends on Wilshire
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‘Taste of Larchmont’ to celebrate Los Angeles Rams return
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McMansion law revised; ‘compromise’ reached
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Regina Chung found a house and true love in Windsor Square
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Academy diversifies under Cheryl Boone Isaacs’ watch
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Mother relocates office, home after discovering Larchmont
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Paramount plan considered at City Hall
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Howard hits the beat for the LA Phil
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Cisco Kid ‘was a friend of mine,’ and other recollections . . .
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Preservation topic of city public workshops in Mile
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Bidding farewell to some favorite mom and pops
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New book on preservation of Los Angeles Central Library
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Hancock Park leader Leonard Hill dead at 68
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Design for Living; new kitchen adds light and space
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Marciano Art Foundation plans its premiere exhibit in 2016/17
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Local architect on front lines of VA land planning in Westwood
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Premiere tour showed off natives, drip systems, birds and bees
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Dozen ‘for lease’ signs on Larchmont Blvd.
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Single-family zoning is being drafted
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Tailgate party on Larchmont
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Metro report: weekend traffic challenges
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No need to ‘sit,’ ‘stay’ for these portraits
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Pets of Larchmont
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Former Gehry architect brings modern design to Officine Brera in DTLA
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Anthony, 90, retires (sort of) after decades
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Eli Broad talks about new exhibit
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Homeowner irritated by increase in ‘pushy’ Realtors
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Children’s fashion show benefits Children’s Hospital Los Angeles
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Principal Dr. Suzie Oh retires after 23 years at Third St. School
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Larchmont Charter students launch ‘LCS Roots’ newspaper
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Residents and city join forces to tackle Mansionization
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Wilshire/La Brea weekend detours to start this month
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O’Connell fêted for transformative work
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Local resident holds reins of city Planning Dept.
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Paramount 25-year master plan is moving forward
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Victorian home of pioneer Van Nuys ‘moved’ to Lorraine Blvd.
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UPS store delivers in Larchmont Village
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Miracle Mile moves ahead in saving its historic past
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Donors move LACMA’S plans forward
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Scientists, executives, actors inspire seniors
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Betting on charity at Junior League’s Casino Angeleno
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Grow your own veggies with little water, soil or effort
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New power poles come to Larchmont Blvd.
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Metro to start jet grouting on Wilshire Blvd.
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Los Angeles: growing up with character, density?
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Larchmont: a village with the state’s first gourmet market
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A change at El Cholo Café? It’s a ‘girth’ thing
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Meet Wilshire’s newest commanding officer
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Bennett set to begin his first season at Ojai Music Festival
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Gardens on ‘Living Alfresco’ menu Sunday, May 1
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Liquor store operator is running against longtime local judge James Kaddo
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Instrument travels from Larchmont to Showcase House
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Ray Bradbury mural unveiled at Los Angeles High open house
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Baseball all around us
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‘Art of Botanical Seduction’ tour at lush Robinson Gardens
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Paramount final EIR completed; May 16 public hearing
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Choose GWNC directors, alternates for next two years
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70-, 80-, 90-plus years… Restaurants
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Mayor Garcetti congratulates community members on water bill
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Letter to the editor: Trash land?
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Airbnb ‘bunk houses’ cited for violations
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Sidewalk $1.4 billion repair program on way
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Real Estate Sales: House next-door to the Frederick Albertson home garners near-record price in Hancock Park
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Jazz at LACMA series is a magical celebration of Los Angeles
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Local ties for 105th annual art exhibition at the Autry
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Surfing to Tom Sawyer Camp among favorites
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California cuisine with 1920s décor DTLA, bakery ups ante
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At home on my toes and in the dirt
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Meet the GWNC candidates at a meet-and-greet
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Entertaining is on the menu at Historical Society Garden Tour
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Big Sunday grows from a single day to a month
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Architects oppose city moratorium; one initiative postponed
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League met at Grove; NGA ladies were in red at Busby’s
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Jacob, 8, spends, gives, saves with The Piggy Box
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Paul Williams building among historic preservation winners
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A magic candy bar saved Holocaust survivor Leon Prochnik
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Local filmmaker adds comedy to right-wing politics
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Renaissance underway on, over Wilshire
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El Coyote celebrates with yesterday prices
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Lift a pint of green ale on St. Patrick’s Day
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Several trees downed by weather, age
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Preservation on agenda at Brookside meeting series
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Park Mile Specific Plan has protected area residents for 37 years
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Newcomers, oldtimers among galleries on Mile
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Mansionization encroaches on area’s historic fabric
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Thrive Décor and Diane Merrick will close their stores
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Larchmont Bungalow pleads ‘no contest’
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Fourth move is a charm for Picketts’ Pickett Fences
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Miler likes area’s history and its diversity
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Black Dog owner reflects on beginnings
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‘Valentine’s’ delivered in person
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Village Cadettes are busy on Silver projects
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Metro to deck Wilshire at La Brea for 22 weekends
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Ninety years of zoning debates show no signs of ending
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Carnivale is coming to Farmers Market
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The fabric of life in a neighborhood—the wonders and worries
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Park La Brea residents elect new board at annual meeting
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Couples tell how they met . . .
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Petition for construction moratorium moves forward
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Several shops set to close, relocate, according to LBA
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Junior League fêtes its 90th year, Focus on Youth
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Community gives Chronicle’s Jane Gilman standing ovation
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Monkees drummer inspires his daughter in family business
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Top 24 — Our movie critic’s ‘most-enjoyable’ films of 2015
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Los Angeles High stakeholders call for community involvement
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Mark Brooks steps down as head of Pilgrim School
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Petersen—it’s what’s inside that counts
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Charter school founders look to first graduation
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Pilgrim grateful for Larry Brown’s contributions
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Mansionization, infamous loopholes back on table
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Historical Society names its 2015 Holiday Lights winners
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Vehicles are fit for the ‘hybrid highway’
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Really big events. How do they do it?
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Give your feet some TLC at these four salons extraordinaires
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Traffic data to be told at January 21 subway meeting
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Neighbors discuss scope of EIR for CIM Farmers project
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Tudor home on Irving had nearly a score of owners
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Petition for ballot initiative pits two visions of future Los Angeles skyline
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Bar 326 brings craft beer line-up to Original Farmers Market
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Metro studies accelerated decking plan; traffic reports expected January
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Local ballerinas leap and bound in Daukayev’s ‘Nutcracker’
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Coffee Bean, others to close, Hawaiian sushi to open
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The Larchmont’s mixologist keeps it fresh and in season
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Landis Gifts and Stationery celebrates 25 years on Blvd.
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Santa at The Grove through the holidays, snowfall nightly
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Lombard’s new book grew from her love of Larchmont
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Enjoying the day
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Questions on Paramount plan loom large
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Windsor Village knows how to throw a party!
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Residents abuzz with news of urban bee legalization in L.A.
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Petersen Museum races to its gala re-opening
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Jan Kesner leads campaign for historic preservation status
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Kip’s Toyland store celebrates 70 years of toys, family, fun
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City EIR meeting for CIM Farmers project set for Dec. 16
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Magical ‘Dancing’ finale at The Grove
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Holiday kickoff, business salute on Larchmont
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Don’t miss The Secret Garden this week at the Ebell
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Help Santa deliver shoes to needy kids in Olympic
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New pediatrician joins team of local practice
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Buckland appointed to Commission on Women, Girls
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Immaculate Heart equestrian racks up the trophies
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Local school gives aspiring sitcom actors an edge
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Homeowners take action to warn residents of coyotes
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Brookside, Sycamore Square seek protection
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Civic leaders give median trees formal send-off
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Ulysses Voyage gets fresh, new look
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Dusseault is guest speaker at block captain salute
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CIM proposal for Farmers Insurance property submitted
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Residents weigh choices on closing five blocks of Wilshire
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Talk of sidewalk repair sparks ficus tree debate
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Children’s Hospital to benefit from ‘Rooms for Living’ Hollyhock event
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Menus detail history of eating habits
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La Brea watering hole, Little Bar, celebrates 10 years
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Look for signs indicating your tree could be suffering
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Larchmont Family Fair draws thousands to Boulevard
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Wine garden, food trucks at ‘Larchmont Day Out’ Oct. 17
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Block party on Lucerne; firemen, psychic, egg toss featured
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Cartoons, silent films at movie night in Brookside
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Pedal, walk, skate through downtown with CicLAvia
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Meet our Pets of Larchmont…
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Concrete street repair work, survey set in Hancock Park
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Wilshire Rotary opens pumpkin patch on Blvd.
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Mom campaigns for stronger anti-gun laws
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Paramount’s 25-year plan on community agenda
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Comedy Night benefits Wilshire Police youth group
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Friends, family, former students salute centenarian
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Challenges in reducing parkway water use while complying with the law
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Water Wise winner replaces grass with plants, faux turf
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Animal rides, talent show return to Larchmont Fair
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Therapy dogs bring smiles, lower blood pressure
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Hollywood Schoolhouse celebrates 70 years
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Students conduct stem cells research with hands-on lab work
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Promoting social change important to area youth
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Renovation underway to bring new visitors to river
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Larchmont Chronicle moves up the street
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Offbeat and famous return from grave in West Adams
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Music, art at Tarfest 2015
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Windsor Square HPOZ woefully needs updating
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Project may be over the top, but it’s permitted
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Residents seek flashing lights to cut accidents
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Wilton Place Craftsman wins Historical Society award
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Mile’s road to historic status moves forward; meeting Sept.19
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Landscape architect helps owners bid grass goodbye in Arden garden
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Co-ed sports league comes to Hollywood, Wilshire
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Eateries host diners at ‘Taste of Larchmont’
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Tour park and take exclusive peek inside The Ebell Club
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Police, neighbors come together for National Night Out
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My day as a White House reporter
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Adobe residence he played in inspired his Arden home
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Helpful hint: cleaners that can explode are toxic!
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Meet Capt. Palazzolo, new commanding officer for Olympic
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Award-winner on Mansfield was purchased from a cat
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Staffing, street safety, repair, traffic on Ryu’s to-do list
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Brookside residents updated on crime, Park Mile zoning
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Warriors win sectionals, progress to regionals
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CIM unveils revised plans for Farmers property
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Annual ‘Taste’ event brings Broadway to boulevard
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‘It was cool,’ says student who interviewed Joe Biden
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Homes on Wilton to be torn down for apartments
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Breathe, stretch, move in viniyoga
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Lower floors add theaters, wine cellars to area homes
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Houses razed on Arden for Marlborough pool and field
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Couple share opera, music, laughs some 50-plus years
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Update on Farmers project at Ebell
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Brookside residents begin drive for HPOZ
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Bungalow civil case dismissed; five-year limit had passed
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California Greenin’ wants your water-wise landscapes
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Academy Museum gets final okay; MMRA readies to sue
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Blend students create and perform in musical
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History of Griffith-Banderas estate
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One resident’s solution to texting drivers
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Petersen Museum’s renovation debuts ‘racy’ first phase
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Lots of legwork returns S. Irving home to original elegance
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Kathy Whooley marks 30 years serving community
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Ryu takes office July 1 following runoff victory
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Project provides brighter lights in Windsor Square
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Marion Plato dedication wins national recognition
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Innovative student teaches computer coding to classmates
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All-girls school to share LA High campus
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Dedication to service has been Tom LaBonge’s mantra
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Vernetti opens expanded chic eatery in former Girasole site
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Lesson in lighting choices take you out of lightbulb limbo
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A shout out for fathers who are involved in kids’ lives
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Neighbors invited to ‘Let’s Make a Deal’ at Raleigh
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Natives adorn landscape at Harold Henry Park renovation
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Wilshire Country Club is turning so brown it’s green
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Fiber artists find inspiration in ancient stones
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Development, preservation issues await council winner
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Small business owners hope to Spruce your space
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Miracle Mile Chamber forum covers present, future
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Development on the LVNA meeting agenda May 12
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Residents debate ‘copter noise, laud complaint system
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John Welborne takes reins as Chronicle publisher, owner
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Sycamore Square on the road to historic preservation
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7-Eleven? Not in their Sycamore neighborhood
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Save water: manage runoffs, try Dymondia, it’s Pepsi proof
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Native plants used in new look for traffic triangle
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Garden tour of Brookside waterway on April 26
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Writers’ space, community opens at The Hatchery
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Building closures, tree removals told at Metro meeting
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No running novice, Bland completes 30th Marathon
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Pilot program in Wilshire Park to thwart burglars
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Girls get dolled up for the prom
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Principal changes at Immaculate Heart, Marlborough
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Council candidates to debate prior to run-off
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Ladybugs and marigolds can keep garden pests at bay
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Take outs cited for tables, chairs on Larchmont Blvd.
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PHOTO: Burglary suspects at large
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Right turn only signs to ease Rossmore traffic
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Stopgap on tear downs to go back to PLUM
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Backyard chicken raising has come home to roost
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Small business supporter lives in the best part of LA
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Sports scene: Athlete of Month, three-star players
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Neighborhood association shows off new website
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Stand-up series draws comedy talent
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Older windows really are better in our neighborhood
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Wilshire Police push social media effort at Roundtable
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Ramsay, Ryu in May runoff city council election
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CIM airs plans for new homes at Farmers property
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Tour landmarks of Sycamore Square
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Wilshire Softball ties to UCLA are an inspiration
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Art Deco Society hosts dance class, dinner at Ebell
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New movie museum stars in area drama
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Girasole to re-open with new name, Vernetti
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Residents urged to start preservation process
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Cosmetic surgery on your lawn can pay off big time
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Fickett built ‘palatial’ homes for everyone
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Valentines speak of chance encounters, whirlwind romances
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Boy inspires sporting goods drive for youth center
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Harold Henry Park named for former area councilman
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Bungalow appeal denied; heading to City Council
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Meet new neighborhood prosecutor at Town Hall meeting Jan. 21
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Landis General Store in Larchmont Village has reopened
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Relax at new community spa, the Larchmont Sanctuary
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‘Larchmont Walking Ladies’ keep in shape while feeding their soul
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Looking for a great workout? Don’t forget about dance
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Woman stabbed to death in Windsor Square home
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A Larchmont lawn detective goes searching for the truth
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Miracle Mile meeting set to weigh creating historic zone
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Postman-turned-cupid at Larchmont wedding
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Historic status for Farmers Insurance building passes hurdle
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Supreme has kept roofs dry, shingled and tiled since 1925
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Drought tolerant landscaping installed at 5900 Wilshire building
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Commission considers designs of Chandler home
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Restrictions on demolition considered by Planning
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Spread joy with St. Vincent Meals on Wheels
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Original owner of Chevalier’s Books interviewed 30 years ago
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Loyola High School kicks off sesquicentennial celebration
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St. James’ School teacher lauded for her 35 years of service
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Classic ‘Nutcracker’ brings holiday favorite to the stage
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On the Menu: Great dining experiences in 2014
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Water-saving innovation ideas are coming out-of-the-box
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Design is a lifestyle at Sage’s boutique
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Common goals are foundation of long marriage
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Real Estate Sales for October 2014
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Miracle Mile Run down Wilshire Blvd. on Dec. 6
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Highland Avenue to close for resurfacing
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Join LVNA, get perks from area businesses
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Pair brave weather on climb of Ecuadorian glacier Cotopaxi
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Trio of historic figures inspired Carter’s ‘Gospel’
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Drought tolerant idea: waterless dry stream bed
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Renovations on estate not adhering to landmark status
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Bang band members get a whole lotta love from peers
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Although no longer, these restaurants evoke memories
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Larchmont Family Fair brought all ages to the Village
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Robby O’Donnell and Wilshire Park home win HPOZ awards
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L.A.P.D. Wilshire Division welcomes new commander Capt. Howard Leslie
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Larchmont Boulevard welcomes new businesses
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Local launches business to prepare for Big One
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L.A. landmarks featured in new book
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Animal Dermatology Clinic opens on Larchmont
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Comedy Night benefits Wilshire Community Police Council youth programs
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Trailblazer Mary Caswell leaves legacy at Marlborough School
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Neighborhood dog lovers unite to tell tales of their furry friends
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Windsor Square streetlight project to add 99 new poles
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Talent show, water rollers returning to Larchmont Fair
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PETS OF LARCHMONT
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- La Brea-Hancock urges added security for Avalon Bay park
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Paula Panich to lead workshop for photographers
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California Greenin’: Beat the heat, save money on rebates
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Civil War re-enactment at West Adams Living History tour
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Snooknuk offers place for kids and families to play
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Write Brain Books encourage whole mind thinking
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Rewilder duo are repurposing fashion world one bag at a time
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Dr. Patricia Gordon sets up third world CureCervicalCancer clinics
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Spread the Love peanut butter made in Park LaBrea
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Taste of Larchmont benefits Hope-Net
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Plymouth School founder steps down after 42 years
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Groundbreaking set for January for The Mansfield
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Everil Bell to close Larchmont Village’s My Favorite Place
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Capt. Eric Davis praised by residents for area outreach
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Dedication marks completion of Larchmont median project
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Neighbors enjoy food, meet police officers at National Night Out
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Scholarship fund established in name of Nick Fagnano
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Activist credits cooperation for Robert Burns Park upgrades
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Statue of Jewish-American patriot Haym Salomon to receive new marker
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Plymouth home wins Windsor Square-Hancock Park Historical Society award
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‘Come together’ for Hope-Net at Taste of Larchmont Aug. 25
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Dedication marks completion of Larchmont Blvd. median project
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Landmark Chandler estate sells for $9.5 million
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Local nurse marks 20 years with mobile care unit
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Part-time job as a teen led to Vine American ownership
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LACMA wing over Wilshire is so ‘L.A.’
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Larchmont Bungalow seeks zone change after five years of legal battles
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Turn nature’s leftovers in your yard into a party or ‘fruitanthropy’
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Alternatives to Gas-Powered Blowers
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Wilshire Park School principal retires after 33 years of service
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Signage completes Boulevard Heights quest for historic status
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New friendships are bonus of ‘Over the Hill’ activities
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Windsor Village appeals 32-unit condo complex
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Art museum is second home to tour guide Patsy Palmer
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New streetlights illuminate Wilton, Ridgewood Place
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‘Trust-me’ sushi comes to Sugarfish on La Brea; downtown for Latin cuisine
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Larchmont Bungalow civil, criminal cases both continued
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Brookside parties, Lillian Way marks 4th of July
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North Larchmont Boulevard medians are abloom
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Family-owned firm Lester Carpet boasts three generations
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West Adams lavish history, architecture told in iBook
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Residents seek actions to stop illegal activity in home on Highland Avenue
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CIM Group says ‘no plans for hotel’ in Park Mile area; protest letters attached
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Angel City Chorale to sing at Wilshire United Methodist Church fresh from Carnegie Hall
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Variety of choices to make garden drought-tolerant
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Janneke Straub heads Ojai Music Festival’s 68th year
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‘Back to the Park’ with pro-athletes, alumni and food tasting
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Lebanese-American group opens new center in Park Mile
- Letters on the Park Mile Specific Plan
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Nat King Cole documentary reveals Hancock Park’s racist past
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Former Boy Scout Troop 621 leader G. Jerry Plotke dies
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Windsor Square-Hancock Park Historical Society tour funds greening projects at L.A. High
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Real Estate Sales for March 2014
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Pickett Fences marks 20 years serving customers in the Village
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Violet is the new black, or is it grey in furniture design?
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Shop hot pants to caftans at Simply Vintageous
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Say goodbye to those big water bills, use native groundcover
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Burger Lounge, Mid-Town, Oinkster debut near Larchmont Village
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Le Petit Greek’s success hails back to a much earlier time
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Highland Avenue receives replacement palm trees
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Area homes receive design treatment from Betsy Burnham
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Anderson Munger Family YMCA to open May 3
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Larchmont Village Business Improvement District does some spring cleaning
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Mannequins Auxiliary to model at League benefit
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Bollywood dance, soap making, poetry writing on L.A. public library schedule this month
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Los Angeles Boy Scout Troop 10 recalls early days of the unit
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Visit six sites on Windsor Square-Hancock Park Historical Society Los Angeles Garden Tour and Party
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Stroll, ride on ‘Iconic Wilshire’ with CicLAvia April 6
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Intimate look into small interiors in Woods’ new book, talk at Ebell
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Diamond Foam and Fabric remains iconic on La Brea Blvd.
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Kneafsey family salutes Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
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ADA rules spur new look for Henry park
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Sports camps, beach outings are among favorite summer camp options for kids in Los Angeles
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Homeless teens treated to a day of prom pampering; benefit May 3
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Real estate sales for February, 2014
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Petition ‘raises awareness’ of Metro subway issues; 100 trees slated for removal
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Work to start Sunday on Metro Purple Line
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Cathedral Chapel School to bless art center, honor Class of 1960 at homecoming dance
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Stiles O. Clements was an important figure in Art Deco movement
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Writer helps bring Miracle Mile Residential Assoc. into 21st century
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Celebrate Mardi Gras, St. Pat’s Day at Farmers Market
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Election to follow Greater Wilshire Neighborhood Council candidate forum
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Batchelder fireplaces bring art, joy and beauty to homes
- Olive branch significance dates back to Greek times
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Duo’s passion revives Tom Bergin’s beloved Irish Pub
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Food drive, Two Dog Organic Nursery sale to benefit Los Angeles Food Bank
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La Brea Bakery, ‘Paint & Sip,’ Orchard Supply Warehouse open on La Brea Avenue
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Major leaguer Brendan Ryan inspires Wilshire Warriors
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Dr. Neville Anderson’s dream to open practice on Larchmont Blvd. comes true
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Real estate sales for January, 2014
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Diptyque perfumer brings whiff of France to Larchmont
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Wilshire police issue stolen and burglarized vehicle advisory
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Critiquing open houses: confessions of a serial lookie loo
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Filming in the neighborhood reels in both cash and complaints
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Real estate sales for December, 2013
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Los Angeles Boy Scout Troop 10 seeks former members to attend its centennial celebration
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Testing for cookbook ‘Sweet’ made good home cook into an excellent baker
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Lucy’s El Adobe in 50th year serving families, celebrities
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Valentines speak of love, marriage and e-mail letters
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How will our City Council members handle the truth?
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Expect lane closures on Wilshire Boulevard
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Arden project, leadership, outreach on Marlborough School head Barbara Wagner’s list
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Light and bright La Brea OSH ready for its close-up
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Exhibit ‘Pretty Vacant’ opens Jan. 24 at Larchmont Art Salon
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Park LaBrea Residents Association annual meeting Jan. 12
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Deadly run-in with coyote prompts new solutions
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Retirement comes next for Elsa and Larry Gillham
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Calling all Third St. alumni!
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‘Clock has stopped’ on proposed Lucerne condo development
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Trainer Gia Marakas uses Pilates to heal, build core
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Theme song for Los Angeles to debut to millions
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Looking for a new workout? Sweat it out at Flywheel on Larchmont
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Councilman Tom LaBonge’s successor needs to answer three questions
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Birdhouses added to Root2Bloom landscaper’s local perch
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Peace monument designed by Oscar winner
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Residents disturbed by Metro staging yard for Purple Line extension
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She shares empowerment philosophy in lecture series
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Ye Olde Larchmont caroling party draws hundreds
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Winners told in holiday home, window contest
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Hamburger Hamlet shuttered, Supercuts to leave
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Santa, carolers, choirs at Larchmont Village holiday open house
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Police patrol, Getty House on Windsor Square agenda
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Larchmont Bungalow civil, criminal cases in court
- The Squeaky Wheel asks: “How long will Mayor Garcetti’s honeymoon last?”?
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Area residents, Kirov ballet star perform in ‘Nutcracker’
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Oh say can you see: ‘National Anthem Girl’ aims to perform patriotic tune in all 50 states
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Local talent wows crowds at Larchmont Family Fair
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Donate new shoes for a discount at Wilshire Rotary tree lot
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Gifts, donations sought for St. Brendan toy drive
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Council votes brings historic status to Johnie’s Coffee Shop
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Elevators at Park La Brea need upgrading, residents say
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Larchmont goes green with solar-powered trash bins
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Vernetti dream comes true on Larchmont
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Pilot Mitchell Flint used Olympics as ruse to help Israelis fight
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HPHA secures upkeep for Highland Avenue median
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Plenty of gift options that don’t ring, buzz or chime at Kip’s Toyland at the Farmers Market
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America through photojournalist’s eye
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Cookie Casa’s roots stretch from Hancock Park to Spain
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Campen, emergency crew honored at Medical Center’s 70th gala
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Wilshire Softball partners with UCLA; sign up now
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Pot shop files false name, city halts construction
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Thousands flock to the Larchmont Family Fair
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Family togetherness enhanced since we acquired ‘Ginger’
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Everything for the cook at new Bargain Fair
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Weaver will donate collection to museum
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New restaurants: Tom Bergin’s Tavern, Republique, Blaze
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Anderson Munger YMCA nears finish line
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‘Architect to the Stars’ contest; 3,000 projects to his credit
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Hancock Park residents urge attention to streets, median upkeep
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Chefs tell favorite ingredients from persimmons to squash and share recipes
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Classic menu items, friendly service draw customers to landmark
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Hamburgers at 1938 prices as Du-par’s celebrates 75th
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Darryl Holter, CEO of Downtown L.A. Motor Group, moonlights as musician
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Reindeers, Carnation soda shop and other Miracle Mile memories
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“Sunset Boulevard” screening at Paramount Studios hosted by Windsor Square-Hancock Park Historical Society
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Book tells story of Los Angeles streetlights
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Petting zoo, crafts at Wilshire Rotary Club Fall pumpkin patch
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MMRA celebrates its 30th with a town-hall meeting
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Variety of services, only one coffee shop on Larchmont 50 years ago
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Local youngsters carry on tradition that began in Middle Ages
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Elevator issues addressed at Park La Brea meeting
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Larchmont Chronicle’s 50th Anniversary: We reveal how to start a community newspaper
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Real Estate Sales for August 2013
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Businesses oppose pot shop on Larchmont Blvd.
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Chicken pot pie, steak Diane were favorites on 1960s menus
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Block parties, fairs among neighborhood traditions
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Talent show, water slides returning to Larchmont Village Family Fair
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Forget-Me-Not luncheon to benefit homeless women
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Real Estate Sales for July 2013
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Docents lead tour of Heritage Square
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From Istanbul to the Big Apple, Lake Crowley to the Jersey shore, here’s how youngsters spent the summer
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Taste of Larchmont was a winner for Hope-Net!
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Sanctuary to open for High Holy services; dedication set Sept. 29 at Wilshire Boulevard Temple
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Portraits of shelter, rescue dogs paint a bright future
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Pay stations inconvenient for Larchmont Village shoppers
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Work underway on three north Larchmont Boulevard medians
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Movie Museum, Academy Awards are on Windsor Square resident’s to-do list
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Third Street Elementary School’s top ranking is not an accident
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City settles with Etz Chaim Congregation after a 17-year long legal battle
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Good-Citizen.org offers tips to help others
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Deal the cards and dine at ‘Taste of Larchmont’
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Real Estate Sales for June 2013
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Crazy quilt approach won’t solve city’s traffic problems, says MMRA president Jim O’Sullivan
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Flicka changes hands, but stays in Hancock Park family
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New Salon brings art and culture to Larchmont Village
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Fernandez continues serving community
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Site of prized Craftsman in Wilton Place District was once a farm, chicken ranch
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Korean food is sizzling with more than barbecue
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Women are key support staff at Wilshire Escrow Company
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Debutantes to be honored at Las Madrinas Ball
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Scottish Rite Temple sold to Guess jeans co-founders
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CicLAvia rides to Wilshire Blvd. and Fairfax Ave.
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Repaving streets may mean assessment districts according to Tom LaBonge
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Adobe is scene of Historic Society meetings
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Sit under the stars at these summer movie screenings
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Around the Town by Patty Hill covers gardens, libraries, music
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People magazine readers vote resident ‘Real Beauty’
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Ambassador story told in new documentary, ‘After68’
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Real Estate Sales for June 2013
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Wilshire librarian’s mission is to meet needs of diverse community
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Couple see the world from their touring Model T Ford
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New biography tells of financier Howard Ahmanson
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Poker keeps you young, just ask engineering wiz George Epstein
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Bud Rice shares his D-Day experiences as C-47 pilot
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Real Estate Sales for May 2013
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Larchmont Chronicle celebrates 50 years!
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Millennium two towers would be tallest in area
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Cultural Day a global hit at Third Street Elementary School
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Olio lives up to its name; 16 meat selections at M Grill
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Streets held hostage by city for king’s ransom
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Cycle Wilshire, downtown to Fairfax, at CicLAvia June 23
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Brother Patrick Corr turned 99 at St. John of God Retirement and Care Center he helped build
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Solar-powered trash cans gobble up coffee cups, litter
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Take a book, bring one to ‘Little Free Library’
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‘World of Escrow’ appeals to four generations of Shewfelts
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Will the new mayor decide to live in the Getty House?
- Millennium in Hollywood is our nightmare as well
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Real Estate Sales for April 2013
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Van Ness Avenue School to merge with Frances Blend
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Larchmont Bungalow on probation; criminal trial moved to June
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Headliners to star at Larchmont Chronicle’s 50th Jubilee at Ebell May 17
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Jorge Hilario purchases Larchmont Village Barber Shop
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Warning: growing your own food can be good for your health
- Women share challenges, joys of motherhood
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Parking enforcement officers are here to help. Really.
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Community effort results in first median on Larchmont Boulevard
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Firefighters to flip pancakes, lead tours on May 11
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Avantis, Rat Pack’s Dual Ghia to star at Gilmore Auto Show at Farmers Market
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Larchmont got a sneak peek at film museum
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Period, historic neighborhood homes are Dennis Smith’s specialty
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When revitalizing homes, designer Morgan Brown makes kitchens the focus
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Paramount volunteers spruce up schools
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Third Street Elementary School students launch newspaper
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Real Estate Sales March 2013
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Larchmont Chronicle tribute marks 50 years, benefits Ebell
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Hancock Park, Windsor Square home prices rise due to lack of inventory
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Wilshire Division officers raise funds for Special Olympics
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Ace Hearst reporter, Patte Barham keeps on writing
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Summer camp themes range from art to sports to science for area kids
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Original Los Angeles Fire Station 29 had room for horses, hay
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Volunteering can be life changing, just ask Charlie
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Ebell of Los Angeles research and restoration keep historians, volunteers busy
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St. Brendan students celebrate marriage of ‘Q’ and ‘U’
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Grove’s ‘stars’ to perform at piano concert April 20
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New neighborhood shop, Canvas on Larchmont
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Visit seven sites on Garden Tour & Party fundraiser
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Hope-Net marks 25 years of feeding the city’s hungry
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Film of ‘Getting to (Marat’s) Nutcracker’ is on pointe
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New book by John Lanza guides youngsters toward financial literacy
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Hollywood Bears lacrosse teams have bright future
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Walk-a-Thon proceeds to bridge gap at Third Street Elementary School
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Hollywood soccer teams win medals at Locomotion
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Miracle Mile real estate sales 2012/2013
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Assistance League is here to help, said new president Flo Fowkes
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Movie-making, crafts, story time among activities for youngsters
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Suz Landay treasures visit to Vatican
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Real Estate Sales February 2013
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Community leaders earn valentines from Miracle Mile Civic Coalition
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Subway extension spurs growth along Wilshire Boulevard
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Neighborhood ‘Cheers,’ small plates with Mid-Eastern flavor
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Residents say weather, walkability make Park La Brea ideal location
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District La Brea is abuzz with urban-style restaurants, retail shops
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Liz Fuller honored by Greater Wilshire Neighborhood Council new awards program
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Citizens, awareness keys to keeping crime at bay in Miracle Mile
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Ralphs debuts renovated Hancock Park store
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Donors thanked at event marking Anderson Munger Family YMCA groundbreaking
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Dance party, music, pet parade at Farmers Market Mardi Gras
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Women gain from interaction in weekly Bible study group
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Patience pays off for those with a passion for sneakers
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Larchmont joins in mourning loss of KCET’s Huell Howser
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Local couples tell how they were struck by Cupid’s bow
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Sustainable landscape project underway at L.A. High
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Wilshire crime decreases for 10th year; partnerships credited
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New energy ignites Park La Brea programs
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Real Estate Sales January 2013
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A look back at Hancock Park in the 1960s
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Longtime postal carrier retires
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Should limits be put on television, computer time?
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St. Brendan students cover sports to politics in school newspaper
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New yoga method brings workout to Krayzelburg Swim Academy
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New shops, restaurants ring in New Year on Larchmont Blvd.
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Free music lessons aimed at keeping students in school
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Locked gates, buddy system among school safety measures
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Dedication honors early Larchmont developer Julius La Bonte
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Property owners hear plans for North Larchmont median
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Music festivities brightened the holidays at Larchmont Village Open House
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Real Estate Sales December 2012
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Dream, lose weight, relax at Shape House sweat lodge
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Query L.A. mayoral candidates on solving problems
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LaBonte Plaque dedication
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Ballets, puppets, choruses to perform ‘Nutcracker”
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OASIS Christian Church to move to new home
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Burn peat for a fire and revel in a bit of Irish magic
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Gifts, donations, sought for St. Brendan toy drive
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PONY League sign-ups are through Feb. 1
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Karen Gilman honored for giving back to community
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Volunteer teamwork results in success at St. James’ soup kitchen
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Menorah lighting, carolers herald holidays at Farmers Market
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City Hall dumps $30 billion on our grandchildren
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Wilshire Rotary Club’s tree lot ‘is a family tradition’
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Crafters decorate shoes, gift boxes at CAFAM workshop
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Real Estate Sales November 2012
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Craftsman, historian, dad of four, Gary Drake’s a philanthropist too
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Take-out cited for sit-down dining on Larchmont Blvd.
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Reporter gets first-hand look at Hollywood sign’s makeover
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Give thanks for bountiful Fall vegetables available at Larchmont Farmers Market
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Leimert Park subject of Images of America book
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Electronic sign removal makes way for monument at John Burroughs Middle School
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November 2012 Real Estate Sales
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Boulevard Heights named a National Historic Place
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Marat Daukayev School ballet school grooms students for careers
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‘Gourmet Ghosts’ by James Bartlett tells tale of city’s historic past
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Boulevard welcomes boho chic, a sweat lodge and Lemonade
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Larchmont Chronicle cofounder Dawne Goodwin McCullough dies
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Investors purchase Hancock Park landmark El Royale for almost $30 million
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Not much has changed since Plymouth School opened 40 years ago
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Good Samaritan debuts new ambassador, Thai official at Ebell, party at Los Altos
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Renovation dedication marks Cathedral Chapel Church’s 85th year
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Festival celebrates work of architect Julia Morgan
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Nine O’Clock Players to stage ‘Peter and Wendy’ through Dec. 2, 2012
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Chipotle to open as Koo Koo Roo ends franchise on Larchmont Blvd.
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Empty lot on Melrose site of mixed-use project
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Area charities gain from polo match, opera gala and flamenco music
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‘Old Hollywood’ walk brings Wilshire Blvd. history to life
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Anderson Munger YMCA construction to begin
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Pancake breakfast at Los Angeles Fire Station 61 attracts 500
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Flicka celebrates 20 years as village’s children’s boutique
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Wilshire Presbyterian celebrates 100th anniversary
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New, old representatives at Windsor Village potluck
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Haunted House, water slides and talent show at Larchmont Family Fair
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Herb Albert, Fairfax High class of ’53, at Ebell benefit
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Book is about becoming a sports dad and more
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Digital wall art, smooth cement sinks at Devall Design on Larchmont
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Real Estate Sales October 2012
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Pets of Larchmont
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Taste of Larchmont Village benefits Hope-Net
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Best Friends’ ‘Strut your Mutt’ for homeless pets in Pan Pacific Park
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Congresswoman Bass tells her goals for foster care system
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Larchmont Bungalow’s attorney challenges limits
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Carolyn Ramsay back in Council District Four
- Traffic safety increased near Park Le Brea after fatality at 6th, Hauser
- Demand transparency before DWP rate increase
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‘Future’ music, art at TarFest Sept. 22
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New principal aims to foster school pride at Los Angeles High School
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Wilshire Warriors finish strong at Cooperstown
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Opa! Drink, eat, dance like a Greek at St. Sophia Fest
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Starry night for ‘Face Forward’; sneak peak of TV costume design
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New sidewalk, new tree on Larchmont Blvd.
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Christ the King School debuts transitional kindergarten
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Wilshire Rotary Club serves the world
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Horses, bomb squad, SWAT team at L.A.P.D. Wilshire Division open house
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Nat King Cole post office closing being considered
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Real Estate Sales August 2012
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Her children’s community service inspired her own
- How come the Bungalow is still open? Good question
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Realtor Ray Schuldenfrei takes helm at Wilshire Rotary
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Larchmont Bungalow case set to start trial August 22
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Chateau Laurier evokes Los Angeles of an earlier era
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Interest in families led to teaching, autism research
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Council chair aims to increase turnout for fall election
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Trademark ‘S’ is reminder of Simons brick manufacturer
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Gus Deppe remembered for being a friend to everyone
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Sample cuisine, ‘Hit a Home Run’ for Hope Net at the Taste of Larchmont
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Papa Ben’s mandelbroyt evokes memories
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Possibly The Ebell’s biggest fan, Patty Hill takes the helm
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St. Andrews Square, library gain from her many talents
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Homeowners’ group spruces up Third Street School gardens
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Night Out in Village, Park La Brea, Poinsettia Park
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Register now for Wilshire Softball’s girls’ fall League
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New movie museum has two architects
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Around the Town with Patty Hill
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Her new hat is a fireman’s helmet
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‘Boulevard Heights’ on Bronson nominated for National Register
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Soccer dads come up from behind to finish third place
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Pastor returns to fire up the grill for 25th year
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Burns Park command post
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Piano donation at Blend is rewarding, inspiring for local retiree
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Thirty days of tree planting, Bingo and Dr. Seuss
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Stonemans make volunteer work at Los Angeles Zoo a family affair
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July 2012 Real Estate Sales
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Carpenter Builds Pergolas to Kitchen Cabinets
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Gallery, Cafe, Hair Salon All-in-One on Melrose
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High School Grads Reveal College Choices
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Mickey Cohen’s Life of Crime is Subject of New Book
- Squeaky Wheel
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Neighborhood Watch Signs are Unveiled on N. Windsor
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Staying active is not difficult for octogenarian Jerry Saltman
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Muirfield Home Damaged by Fire
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Around the Town with Patty Hill
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Youngster Inspires Record Collection for Red Cross
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Boys and Girls Club Hosts After-School Program
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Park La Brea Showcases “Green” Gems
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Grove Marks Ten Years
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Father-and-Son Duos Exemplify Village Tradition
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Fence at Third Street School Gets a Facelift
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Windsor Square Residents to Vote on Lighting Project
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Community Celebrates City Hall Victory
- What’s up in May
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April Real Estate Sales
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Ex-Marines Friendship Renewed on Saturdays
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Ancient Japanese Tradition Continues in Windsor Village
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Everyone Wins on Big Sunday
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Wilshire Rotarians Take Humanitarian Journey
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Park LaBrea Entertainment Director
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Larchmont Bungalow Owners Plead Not Guilty
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Historical Society Hosts Garden Party Tour
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Dodgers Caravan Brings Cheer to Frances Blend Students
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L. A. Drama Club Brings Shakespeare to Youngsters
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Oasis Assists Those Who Protect and Serve
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Celebration to Mark St James’ 100th Anniversary
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New Map Puts Neighborhood Back in Council District 4
