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Windsor Villagers rally for their park

John Welborne · April 29, 2021

In mid-April, the Windsor Village Association (WVA) hosted a weekend morning park trash clean-up at Harold A. Henry Park. Over the course of an hour and a half, residents filled […]

Nightmare on Wilton Place: Another historic home lost

Columnist · April 29, 2021

There is a disturbance in the atmosphere of the leafy community of Wilton Place. A house has been brutally vandalized. Tragically, it is a familiar story: 215 S. Wilton Pl., […]

Art Deco-inspired mixed-use building readies for June opening

Suzan Filipek · April 29, 2021

Some in the neighborhood spoke out against it. It was too tall, they feared, adding that it just would be one more boxy apartment building. But developer Mishel Mikail of […]

Village jeweler: Paul Thompson, July 20, 1937 to April 11, 2021

John Welborne · April 29, 2021

Paul Thompson, born and raised in San Francisco, came to Southern California in 1960. He made his first home in Palm Springs where he was hairstylist to the likes of […]

Community to discuss future of Larchmont

Chronicle Staff · April 1, 2021

Although indoor restaurant dining, on a very reduced scale, is currently allowed, local Larchmont restaurateurs and some diners are wondering if outdoor dining-in-the-street should stay a focus on the Boulevard. […]

Kudos to candidates … and be wary of the State Senate

John Welborne · April 1, 2021

Our community owes thanks to the 44 candidates and the 447 stakeholders who voted (and the approximately 590 who attempted to register for the city-mandated, COVID-19-era, vote-[only]-by-mail election for directors […]

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