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Pay stations inconvenient for Larchmont Village shoppers

Laura Eversz · August 28, 2013

They’re back! Parking meters have re-emerged on Larchmont Blvd. after a five-year absence.  According to the city Department of Transportation, the pay stations were an inconvenience for patrons of Larchmont […]

Work underway on three north Larchmont Boulevard medians

Jane Gilman · August 28, 2013

“It’s a great day for Larchmont,” said Councilman Tom LaBonge as he and neighborhood leaders dug the first shovelful of dirt to signify installation of new medians on the north […]

Movie Museum, Academy Awards are on Windsor Square resident’s to-do list

Suzan Filipek · August 28, 2013

Cheryl Boone Isaacs is as excited about movies today as when she was allowed to stay up late as a girl in Massachusetts to watch the Academy Awards. Only now […]

Third Street Elementary School’s top ranking is not an accident

Laura Eversz · August 28, 2013

If you live in the Hancock Park area, even if you don’t have kids, you most surely know that Third Street Elementary is one of the top-ranked public elementary schools […]

City settles with Etz Chaim Congregation after a 17-year long legal battle

Suzan Filipek · August 28, 2013

  A recent city settlement with a Jewish Orthodox congregation at Third St. and Highland Ave. was a bad one, said area resident and attorney Michael Wright. “The City Council […]

Good-Citizen.org offers tips to help others

Suzan Filipek · August 7, 2013

Brad Jamison has put his Good Samaritan know-how in a one-stop, site: Good-Citizen.org. He launched the website in response to requests for the how’s and why’s of helping others and […]

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