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Development on the LVNA meeting agenda May 12

Columnist · April 29, 2015

Property development and a potential Historic Preservation Overlay Zone (HPOZ) are on the agenda when the Larchmont Village Neighborhood Association (LVNA) meets on Tues., May 12, at 7 p.m. The […]

Residents debate ‘copter noise, laud complaint system

Chronicle Staff · April 29, 2015

Residents are pleased to learn their complaints about helicopter noise will be addressed through the new Automated Complaint System (ACS). The ACS—which began operations on March 31—collects information to help […]

John Welborne takes reins as Chronicle publisher, owner

Jane Gilman · April 29, 2015

For the first time in the 52 years since its founding in 1963, the Larchmont Chronicle has a new owner. On May 1, the ownership of the paper will be […]

Sycamore Square on the road to historic preservation

Suzan Filipek · April 29, 2015

Following on the heels of its neighbors, the Sycamore Square Neighborhood Association is poised to start the process to protect its area from McMansions. The group’s board voted last month […]

7-Eleven? Not in their Sycamore neighborhood

Suzan Filipek · April 29, 2015

Schools and alcohol don’t mix, says the board of the Sycamore Square Neighborhood Association. Wilshire Crest Elementary and Yeshiva Gedolah High are within blocks of a proposed 24-hour, 7-Eleven at […]

Save water: manage runoffs, try Dymondia, it’s Pepsi proof

Columnist · April 29, 2015

In 2014, California Governor Jerry Brown declared a drought state of emergency and asked the state to cutback water use by 20%. We failed in every month except December, because […]

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