Suzan Filipek · December 4, 2014
Choice of paint color at a home at 455 S. Lorraine Blvd. was the “straw that broke the camel’s back,” said Ken Bernstein, manager, Office of Historic Resources, city Planning […]
Suzan Filipek · December 4, 2014
Single-family homes in Larchmont Village, Miracle Mile and La Brea Hancock stand to be protected from demolition while city officials spend up to two years to tweak an anti-mansionization law. […]
Suzan Filipek · December 4, 2014
When Gina Riberi left her practice as a commercial litigation attorney, she agreed to help out at her husband’s new technology business for a short time. Another decade would fly […]
Chronicle Staff · December 4, 2014
After 75 years of business, people in the Larchmont area know and love their neighborhood bookstore, Chevalier’s Books. In 1984, the Larchmont Chronicle carried an article about the store’s […]
Laura Eversz · December 4, 2014
The first day of a year-long sesquicentennial celebration began on Nov. 16 with an inaugural 150th anniversary mass at Loyola High School. During the mass, which was celebrated by President […]
Laura Eversz · December 4, 2014
Paru Kammula was the star of the show at a recent reunion luncheon at St. James’ School. The event brought together alumni students and their families past and present to […]
