Guest · June 4, 2015
You might have noticed that the façade of 153 S. Irving is changing. But if you were alive and living in Windsor Square 100 years ago, this “new” look would […]
Guest · March 5, 2015
When Los Angeles native Montrese Chandler returned from college in New York, she had a clear plan. “After graduating from Howard University in Washington D.C., I went to Parsons School […]
Guest · March 5, 2015
Did you hear the one about the British knight who started a comedy club in the middle of L.A.’s largest apartment complex? As they say in the world of stand-up: […]
Guest · January 28, 2015
If you passed by the old Girasole restaurant recently, you noticed that there’s a whole lot of hammering and sawing and banging going on. Girasole closed its doors in September […]
Guest · December 30, 2014
Landis General Store is one of those storefronts that defines the character and history of Larchmont Boulevard. Harkening back to a simpler time, family-owned, always someone who knows your name—this […]
Guest · December 30, 2014
Every weekday, come drizzle or shine, a group of local women who call themselves the “Larchmont Walking Ladies” gets together to do just that—walk. And walk they do for two-and-a-half […]
