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Ulysses Voyage gets fresh, new look

Sondi Sepenuk · October 29, 2015

Locals and regulars will be happy to hear that the Ulysses Voyage of old is back—back with colorful chairs, back with traditional white Greek wrought iron, back with the much-loved […]

Dusseault is guest speaker at block captain salute

Jane Gilman · October 29, 2015

Transparency and accountability are the bywords of Fourth District City Councilman David Ryu. Sarah Dusseault, Ryu’s chief of staff, outlined the councilman’s goals as he nears his first 100 days […]

CIM proposal for Farmers Insurance property submitted

Billy Taylor · October 29, 2015

With additional changes made to address concerns from Brookside residents, CIM Group submitted plans for the former Farmers Insurance property on Oct. 26 to the City Planning Dept. The review […]

Residents weigh choices on closing five blocks of Wilshire

Jane Gilman · October 29, 2015

Residents are being polled on whether to close five blocks of Wilshire Blvd. for seven weeks or for 22 weekends while Metro’s contractor places decking on the boulevard for subway […]

Talk of sidewalk repair sparks ficus tree debate

Billy Taylor · October 29, 2015

Following an article in the Larchmont Chronicle in September on a citywide program being developed to repair sidewalks damaged by tree roots, comments from residents concerned for Larchmont Blvd. poured […]

Children’s Hospital to benefit from ‘Rooms for Living’ Hollyhock event

John Welborne · October 29, 2015

Interior designer Suzanne Rheinstein, Windsor Square, will be helping Children’s Hospital Los Angeles when she opens Hollyhock to showcase her new book, “Rooms for Living.” The 57-year-old volunteer support group, […]

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