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Residents seek answers to dry brook

Billy Taylor · December 28, 2017

Brookside is perhaps best known for its namesake, a natural stream that flows through the neighborhood. But in recent months, local residents have raised an alarm about the brook’s health. […]

Christmas tree sales, prices ­up from years past

Rachel Olivier · December 28, 2017

By now the family Christmas tree may be on its way to being recycled or packed away until next year — and, like the end of the Hans Christian Andersen […]

McAvoy on Preservation: Resolve to create robust preservation planning in 2018

Columnist · December 28, 2017

New Year’s resolutions are often aspirational, designed to create better versions of ourselves. Nevertheless, they can be motivational as well, a desire to resolve issues that we haven’t been able to bring […]

Whirlwind 40th year for St. Vincent Meals on Wheels

John Welborne · December 28, 2017

Since 1977, St. Vincent Meals on Wheels (MOW) has served homebound seniors in Los Angeles. The organization spent much of 2017 celebrating its 40th anniversary. Celebratory (and financially supportive) events […]

Making it in Hollywood, with a little help from Larchmont

Billy Taylor · December 28, 2017

Scott Sedita and his eponymously named acting school this month celebrate two decades on Larchmont Blvd. You know the spot. On any given night, you can find a group of […]

Restaurant and gourmet market to open this month

Billy Taylor · December 28, 2017

At long last, the restaurant and gourmet market under construction at the north end of Larchmont Blvd. is ready to open its doors to the public. Le Petit Marché, located […]

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