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Craftsman, historian, dad of four, Gary Drake’s a philanthropist too

Laura Eversz · November 30, 2012

Gary Drake, founder of Drake Construction, works with affluent, discerning clients, including super rich celebrities. But he’s never forgotten where he came from. As an adolescent growing up without a […]

Take-out cited for sit-down dining on Larchmont Blvd.

Suzan Filipek · November 30, 2012

The owner of Baciami Gelateria & Creperia has been cited for having tables and chairs while licensed as a take-out. The take-out permit “means everything must be consumed off site… […]

Reporter gets first-hand look at Hollywood sign’s makeover

Guest · November 30, 2012

Who knew that among all his other jobs, LA City Councilman Tom LaBonge would become a spokesperson for Hollywood’s biggest star while she got a facelift? The operation was huge, […]

Give thanks for bountiful Fall vegetables available at Larchmont Farmers Market

Laura Eversz · November 2, 2012

Looking for a crowd-pleaser for Thanksgiving? Try roasting fall veggies. They can be made ahead, look beautiful on the buffet, and taste delicious. Roasted vegetables with balsamic lemon vinaigrette 12 […]

Leimert Park subject of Images of America book

Laura Eversz · November 2, 2012

Using more than 200 vintage images, authors Cynthia Exum and Maty Guiza-Leimert weave the tale of the area’s humble beginnings in the late 1920s to its rise in the 1940s in […]

Electronic sign removal makes way for monument at John Burroughs Middle School

Laura Eversz · November 2, 2012

Obsolete and, in some people’s minds, an eyesore, the electronic sign on the lawn of John Burroughs Middle School at 6th St. and McCadden Place is gone.  “The sign was […]

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