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West Adams lavish history, architecture told in iBook

Suzan Filipek · May 29, 2014

Before there was Beverly Hills, the wealthy and the elite settled in West Adams, the original wealthy area of the city. In the 1880s bankers, doctors, attorneys and politicians rode […]

Residents seek actions to stop illegal activity in home on Highland Avenue

Jane Gilman · May 29, 2014

Hancock Park residents have been frustrated in their attempts to stop illegal activity at 508 N. Highland Ave. that has become a haven for drug dealing and squatters. Other violations […]

Family-owned firm Lester Carpet boasts three generations

Jane Gilman · May 29, 2014

When a customer went to Lester Carpet for a floor covering in a small area in his house, he was treated as if he were furnishing a castle. He is […]

CIM Group says ‘no plans for hotel’ in Park Mile area; protest letters attached

Jane Gilman · May 29, 2014

Community outrage at plans to ignore the Park Mile zoning and build a hotel on the newly acquired Farmers Insurance property has halted the development. Residents petitioned the Fourth District […]

Angel City Chorale to sing at Wilshire United Methodist Church fresh from Carnegie Hall

Suzan Filipek · May 29, 2014

  Shaiya Rahman found Angel City Chorale through a Google search three seasons ago, and has been singing ever since. She is busy rehearsing for the group’s spring concert: “Elements” […]

Variety of choices to make garden drought-tolerant

Columnist · May 29, 2014

Neighborhood front yards are looking different these days, and it’s not because the David statues on the lawn of a house on Muirfield Road are gone. It’s because homeowners are […]

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