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Hancock Park leader Leonard Hill dead at 68

John Welborne · June 30, 2016

The squire of the landmark La Casa de las Campanas (House of the Bells) on N. June St. and a leader in the national movement to protect the zoning of […]

Design for Living; new kitchen adds light and space

Suzan Filipek · June 30, 2016

Luckily, Allison Hawley Simmons’ newborn had perfect timing. Scarlett was born two weeks late, which turned out to be just in time for the finishing touches of the family’s kitchen […]

Marciano Art Foundation plans its premiere exhibit in 2016/17

Chronicle Staff · June 30, 2016

The Maurice and Paul Marciano Art Foundation is expected to premiere its first exhibit later this year, or early 2017, according to a recent report in “Art News.” Philipp Kaiser […]

Local architect on front lines of VA land planning in Westwood

Sondi Sepenuk · June 30, 2016

The long-neglected United States Department of Veteran’s Affairs (VA) campus in Westwood is finally getting a makeover, and Windsor Square resident and architect William Fain, FAIA, of Johnson Fain is […]

Premiere tour showed off natives, drip systems, birds and bees

Suzan Filipek · June 30, 2016

Some 20 neighborhood gardens showed off their native plants and colorful butterflies at the premiere Greater Wilshire Neighborhood Council Sustainable Garden Tour on June 26. While some of the landscapes […]

Dozen ‘for lease’ signs on Larchmont Blvd.

Guest · June 30, 2016

The tenant mix on Larchmont is ever changing. Despite new stores like Perverse Sunglasses moving onto the street, visitors are seeing more vacancies than usual along the blocks of Larchmont […]

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