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The missing house of America’s ‘most dangerous architect’

Columnist · September 28, 2017

He was a proven and inveterate liar before he was elected to high office; Roy Cohn was his trusted advisor; and his fellow Republicans were loath to denounce him before […]

Boulevard welcomes fair-goers to family-fun event on Oct. 29

Suzan Filipek · September 28, 2017

Rides, games and a talent show are set to take place at Larchmont’s biggest annual event, the Family Fair, on Sun., Oct. 29 from noon to 5:30 p.m. Larchmont Blvd., […]

‘Under the Stars’ screens at Uplift Hollygrove Sept. 30

Suzan Filipek · September 28, 2017

Enjoy a barbecue dinner and a movie “Under the Stars” at the Hollygrove Campus on Sat., Sept. 30. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. and the movie “Despicable Me 3” starts […]

St. Andrews Place homes and a block party welcomed WSHPHS tour-goers

John Welborne · September 28, 2017

For the first time in 41 years of doing local home tours, the Windsor Square-Hancock Park Historical Society (WSHPHS) combined tours with a block party. The 200 block of S. […]

Hans’ flair for design and technique revolutionized eyewear

Suzan Filipek · September 28, 2017

Hans Fiebig once made glasses in a time-old fashion, by hand and working a foot pedal. “Can you imagine using your feet?” the 88-year old optician asked last month at […]

Zombies, rides at Halloween Haunt in Wilshire Park

Suzan Filipek · September 28, 2017

Wilshire Park is preparing a pot of witches’ brew and some real-life (or is it real-dead?) zombies for its eighth annual Halloween Haunt Sat., Oct. 28. The gruesome fun takes […]

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