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Project provides brighter lights in Windsor Square

Jane Gilman · June 4, 2015

Ninety-nine new or rehabilitated lampposts, all with bright but long-lasting and energy-efficient bulbs, have been installed in much of Windsor Square, thanks to residents who took up the challenge to […]

Marion Plato dedication wins national recognition

Chronicle Staff · June 4, 2015

Marion Plato’s dedication to the NGA – Needlework Guild of Hancock Park has earned her the 2015 Marion S. Bettle National Award. It is given to one NGA member in […]

Innovative student teaches computer coding to classmates

Chronicle Staff · June 4, 2015

As kids look to their futures and the jobs that will excite them and pay well, there is one subject that seems to stand out: Coding. Coding is the input […]

All-girls school to share LA High campus

Chronicle Staff · June 4, 2015

In an attempt to narrow the gap between boys and girls in the subjects of science, technology, engineering and math, an all-girls, public school has been approved by the Los […]

Dedication to service has been Tom LaBonge’s mantra

Chronicle Staff · June 4, 2015

The following is a farewell address the Larchmont Chronicle asked our outgoing councilman to provide. I always knew that my life’s work would be in service to the city of […]

Vernetti opens expanded chic eatery in former Girasole site

Chronicle Staff · June 4, 2015

Vernetti, 225 N. Larchmont Blvd., is open. It’s been a long stretch for owners Steve and Johanna Vernetti who went through months of construction and permit delays until the restaurant […]

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