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Say goodbye to those big water bills, use native groundcover

Guest · May 1, 2014

Thirsty grass. Waterless months. What’s a homeowner to do? Crank open the lawn sprinklers and let the water flow while six percent of California farmland goes idle due to the […]

Burger Lounge, Mid-Town, Oinkster debut near Larchmont Village

Columnist · May 1, 2014

It wasn’t too long ago that the Hamburger Hamlet at 217 N. Larchmont Blvd. closed its doors after a brief go of it. Now, make room for another burger joint, […]

Le Petit Greek’s success hails back to a much earlier time

Suzan Filipek · May 1, 2014

Le Petit Greek co-owners and brothers Dimitri and Thomas Houndalas have spent the past 25 years serving grilled rack of lamb, bechamel-topped moussaka and a cold glass of retsina. Also […]

Highland Avenue receives replacement palm trees

Jane Gilman · May 1, 2014

Ten palm trees will be installed in the Highland Ave. median between Melrose Ave. and Wilshire Blvd. The project is sponsored by the Hancock Park Homeowners Association to replace trees […]

Area homes receive design treatment from Betsy Burnham

Jane Gilman · May 1, 2014

When Betsy Burnham switched vocations from fashion to interior design, she took a risk. “It wasn’t easy to find clients back then,” but a friend who hired her also referred […]

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