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Le Petit Greek’s 30th: family tradition that goes back more than a century

Rachel Olivier · May 31, 2018

Thirty years ago, May 25, Thomas Houndalas opened the doors at 127 N. Larchmont Blvd. as Le Petit Greek Estiatorio. A year and a half later, brother Dimitris joined him […]

Locals, firefighters turn out for groundbreaking

John Welborne · May 31, 2018

Neighbors marked the success of a local fundraising campaign led by Lyn Mac-Ewen Cohen and the First-In Fire Foundation, of which she is the founding president, on a drizzly Saturday […]

Newly designated Pink’s Square: more than hot dogs

Chronicle Staff · May 31, 2018

The corner of Melrose and La Brea avenues may have been the home of one lonely pushcart in 1939, but by 2018 it has become home to at least 12 […]

Metro tunnel boring machines unveiled

John Welborne · May 31, 2018

Youth was well represented at Metro’s unveiling of artwork that disclosed the winning names for the two tunnel boring machines (TBMs) that will drill the Purple Line Extension through Greater […]

Ebell Rest Cottage fêtes its 100th year of service

Suzan Filipek · May 31, 2018

The Ebell of Los Angeles has a chorale, a costume department and a bridge club. “What most people don’t know is that we’re also really very heavily involved in social […]

McAvoy on Preservation: Crossroads of the World — is at a crossroad

Columnist · May 31, 2018

“Negotiation.” “Compromise.” “Community benefit.” “Shared values.” Words (and the attitudes and values they represent) matter. Historic preservation has always been a field in which these concepts have been employed. When […]

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