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Re-Elect Councilman Ryu

John Welborne · January 29, 2020

There are many reasons why the Larchmont Chronicle recommends the re-election of David Ryu. His record is one of careful attention to the Fourth Council District, and that bodes well […]

On Preservation: Of log cabins and lost heritage in our communities

Columnist · January 29, 2020

In early January, a controversy broke out between the cities of Beverly Hills and West Hollywood over the preservation of one of the unlikeliest monuments. In deciding to cash in […]

Girl Scouts put cookie sales earnings to good use

Sondi Sepenuk · January 29, 2020

It’s time! Time to clear out that pantry shelf you reserved for holiday treats to make room for all of those Girl Scout cookie boxes you’re about to buy. Yep, […]

Developer buys building with history of design changes

Billy Taylor · January 29, 2020

Residents of a rent-controlled apartment building in Hancock Park say they are worried about plans from the building’s new owner to evict them while the structure undergoes expansion and seismic […]

‘The Great Silence’ here ended with building closure

Columnist · January 1, 2020

I’ve rarely responded well to “video installations” that show at modern art museums. Fortunately, I can be surprised. I recently saw a wonderful and wrenching short film that was, to […]

New playground being installed on Larchmont

John Welborne · January 1, 2020

Work is expected to be underway this month for the long-anticipated playground pilot project being installed on a small portion of the surface parking lot on Larchmont Boulevard. Initially conceived […]

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