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Diamond Bakery, a gem for more than 75 years and many generations
Real Estate Sales
Heavenly pumpkin bread from the Monastery of the Angels
Taylor’s Steakhouse still going strong after 70 years
Tolerance
Haunts, consuls general and crime fiction author ring in season
Two local teens work to keep Angelenos safe and ‘beep’-free
Stromberg appointed to Central Area Planning Commission
GirlsBuild summit focused on empowering young women
Neighborhoods seek removal of another proposed upzoning
Private lessons are a great holiday gift for young athletes
Jewish neighbors feeling threatened
Ridgewood Place, St. Andrew’s Square were just designated
Residents voice concerns with TVC Plan’s traffic and density
Snow, snow, snow, snow, snow!
Hancock Park condo residents sue over ‘life-threatening’ flooding
Neighborhoods under threat, say homeowners
Connelly to launch new ‘Lincoln Lawyer’
Nine O’Clock Players ready to enchant families with new show
Festivities raise funds; photographer and architect honored
A blatant miscarriage of justice
This wrestler is fit and won’t miss his Thanksgiving meal
Real Estate Sales
City’s Housing Element threatens our historic districts
Aha! moment during pandemic inspires cookbook by Silverton
AIA/LA fundraiser to be at new headquarters Nov. 30
Larchmont Family Fair comes to town Oct. 29
Larchmont Boulevard is back and buzzing with activity
Party house permits are suspended for 120 days
Marat’s ‘Nutcracker’ to feature local as Sugar Plum Fairy
Las Madrinas turns 90 with another ($5M!) endowment pledge
Insurance agent celebrates 10 years on Larchmont Boulevard
Rides, food booths and costume contest at Fair
Nine O’Clock Players ready to enchant families
Serving fresh Italian food for 40 years
Rockin’ and a-rollin’ for good times and many good causes
‘Major issues’ surface at TV City development, opponents say
Dining and meeting neighbors at annual ‘Taste of Larchmont’
Brookside Block Party is back in business with food and fun
Camel’s nose under the tent: Metro digital billboards throughout our city
More than pumpkins to be at Patch
Beautiful art collected by colonizing capitalists is now public’s
Mayor Bass ‘chat’ is at Ebell Oct. 4
Billboard blight, digital signs are on City Council agenda
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Open House set for La Brea Tar Pits Master Plan Sept. 30
Plymouth party house cited; neighbors anxious for its closure
Development moves forward with city notice, public comment
YMCA, a luau, Rotary, honoring Mark Peel, galas to come
Larchmont Chronicle; Larchmont Charter
Alex’s Lemonade Stand raises money, gets love on Boulevard
Finding homes, shelter is key to solution, says councilmember
Billboard blight: revenue for governments, vendor?
Monsieur Marcel turns 30? Mais oui!
Project bubbling at Beverly Hot Springs
Who really saved our local, historic Los Altos Apartments?
Reinforced concrete: the modern equivalent of stone in art?
Larchmont Charter welcomes Wilshire and Hollygrove@Selma
In his words: Franco speaks about his life off the streets
Sighs of relief with Selma encampment gone as students return
Bring the family: Larchmont Family Fair returns Oct. 29
Letters to the Editor
Enjoy ‘Taste’ of Boulevard Mon., Sept. 18
Real Estate Sales
Hollywood Bowl; ‘A Case for Love;’ Getty House reception
Gabrielle Bullock: building diversity and inclusion from early on
Christine Meyer: An under-the-radar leader in our community
Ice Cream and Cookies Land — then and now
See Los Angeles history through the ‘windshield of the car’
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Participate in a Summer Soiree on Anderson Munger YMCA rooftop
New leader at Wilshire Rotary takes helm
WSHPHS presents its 2023 Landmark Awards to homes, barn
Fourth of July sparkles for Lillian Way’s 25th annual festivities
Women of Larchmont: Sherry Bonanno
Randy Esada opens a second shop for Prospr-ous business
Kasimoff harpsichord in performance on August 31
Hospital to rise at former Olympia site
Lynn Baran McCarthy is a local fundraiser extraordinaire
An inconvenient truth at the on-pause Mark Taper Forum
Magician returns to El Portal Theatre July 15
Tails told and purr-fect pictures of pets from our fair land
Big turnout for launch of ‘Zev’s Los Angeles’
Green corn tamales: now is the time to enjoy peak season
‘Chateaux in the sky’ part 2: Gramercy, St. Andrews and Manhattan
A busy month of June: Brookside, parks, gardens and more
Larchmont boys’ volleyball places second at FIYA championship
More stores to open on Larchmont
El Cholo, often honored, is helping hospitals by naming booths
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Los Angeles’ history told by marionettes in ‘Hooray LA’
Man sentenced to two days in jail for burglary on Irving
Yo ho ho! A salty nautical tale of rum, fathom and Mayday
Yaroslavsky / Braude Prop U is impactful still
Ratkovich is focusing on homelessness
Zoning considered for TV City; tours, drinks offered
New neighborhood mural appearing on the Boulevard
Caps thrown, tassels moved at graduation ceremonies
Chateaux in the sky: Amazing apartments of Greater Wilshire
Sweet Lady Jane joining Boulevard businesses
Micro-forest’s macro accomplishments in Griffith Park
Chronicle recognized by California publishers for homeless series
Loopers don’t have to be 18 to begin learning the craft
Torch will be passed to a new director at Plymouth preschool
Parties, nonprofit fundraisers, LBA mixer, police memorial
Zev Yaroslavsky debuts book at Chevalier’s
Monsignor Fleming’s 50th
Father Gregory Boyle signed latest tome at Chevalier’s Books
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Parking in the center lane on Larchmont is not legal
OFF TO COLLEGE: Comedy writer’s book relays lessons learned in a college bar
New lounge-style jewelry store coming to the Boulevard
Dick Riordan, risk-taker
Charities for children, opera education, a Nobel Prize and more
Safety and community were key topics at LBA meeting
Visit private gardens, raise funds for islands, see local trees
Contemporary home is new but keeps Larchmont scale
Boulevard stores opening, and closing, and news, and boba!
Linoleum City celebrates 75 years of red carpets and fancy floors
Linda Dishman to leave a ‘strong’ Los Angeles Conservancy
New book by local shines light on cars and early Los Angeles
Green corn tamale season!
Top lady golfers play April 27-30
Be a looky-loo for a good cause — see the Showcase House
Porsche fêtes its 75th at Petersen Museum
Saving water, composting— what’s next for 80-year-old PLB?
Student is semifinalist in NASA competition
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El Cholo founders honored during centennial year
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Traffic slows on Rossmore after striping
Progress, challenges in Bass’ first 100 days
The ‘Places’ — Wilton, Gramercy, St. Andrew’s and Manhattan
Indulge in gooey cheesiness for Grilled Cheese Month
New leader and expansion plans set for Park Century School
Suzanne Rheinstein (1945-2023): Elegance endures in new book
Top players to play for $3 million purse
‘Poker Face’ shines on the run; Richard III revisited; tense ‘Tetris’
Electrical outages spark meeting on problems’ solutions
Greater Miracle Mile Chamber of Commerce hears TV City pitch
SBBA 2023: Team Mexico wins D-League finals
Architect, author discuss Holocaust Museum’s expansion
Two Neighborhood Council elections are Sunday, April 30
Festivities, fundraising and honorees begin to fill calendars
Neighborhood council election day is Sun., April 30
Wilshire Rotary 90th, Larchmont Charter fundraiser, teepee, more
Rabbi to speak on hate crimes
Science and community come together at La Brea Tar Pits
Metro incites action both above and below ground
John Irving’s new book echoes his own youth as an athlete
Citrus Square: paradise planned next to Hancock Park
Profanity through the ages has had varied meanings
Dinner without an axe to grind; ambitious menu and tasty food
Tent dwellers on Sixth St. get housing
Neighbors oppose ‘regional center’ and question entitlements
‘Everybody’s favorites’ are selling on the Boulevard
Ladies pro golf to return to Wilshire Country Club April 27
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Sky’s the limit with plans for high-rise buildings
A Chronicle focus in January was on journalism, international and statewide
Tom LaBonge honored with a native plant forest
Disneyland engagement leads to 29 years of marriage
New mayor hard at work
Councilman Soto-Martinez: Use preservation to protect our treasures
Pan Pac boys win 13-and-under flag football city championship
Trees fall, streets flood, in heavy storms
About color: It’s a power that ‘directly influences the soul’
Sharon and Fred Cohanim share family on Larchmont Blvd.
Callous bombing of America by autocrats told in film
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Girl Scout cookies booth sales to begin Feb. 10
Nyakio and David Grieco: a couple that was meant to be
English-California choral concert plus jazz, Feb. 11
Celebrating Jane, holiday revelries continue, Las Madrinas
A loving team for 53 years — the Mulveys of Windsor Village
New on Larchmont: bakery, stores
Larchmont Charter’s World Fair returns to Hollygrove campus
Holiday cheer, fundraisers and parties abound for locals
Away from school: comics, musical theater and painting denim
Ridgewood Place, a lost gem and overlooked subdivision
Local dental practice is a decades-old family affair
Locking arms to address homelessness is top of mayor’s agenda
Disney and decorative arts on display at Huntington Library
Hancock Park has been planting trees
Marlborough School is in capable hands
New south-end Boulevard shops cater to the beauty-minded
Letters to the Editor
Esco brings East Coast-style pizza and passion to La Brea
‘Nextdoor’ post changes the life of a mother and daughter
Real Estate Sales
Larchmont’s own Jane Gilman celebrates a milestone
The book lover’s dilemma: When to unpack my library?
Beer Garden brings neighbors, ‘Cheers’ to Larchmont
Navigating the transition: homeless to housed
Real Estate Sales
Brookside and the varied, winding paths to preservation
Silvertip trees set to arrive at Larchmont Rotary tree lot
Wintertime camps have playtime and fun for kids
Holocaust Museum LA’s Beth Kean joins state council
Add a little art, fun and culture to your holiday shopping
Survivor tells of hope at 100th
Windsor Village, Windsor Square, Larchmont Village neighborhoods meet
Election 2022: New mayor in the neighborhood
‘Nutcracker’ features two princes and a surprise guest
Blvd. shop openings, closings
Breaking news: Lucy’s El Adobe Cafe plans its reopening
Smaller-scale plan moves forward for 410 N. Rossmore
Holiday Open House brings good cheer and Santa Dec. 3
Family Fair brings fun to Boulevard this Sun., Oct. 30; Rides, booths and a beer garden
Third Street Principal Daniel Kim moves to new job with LAUSD
Alien space pods land on La Brea for fine, tasty dining
Former La Luna chef connects weekly with customers
Election 2022 is underway
Tour Rimpau Boulevard homes Nov. 5
Room to Grow?: Preserving not-yet-designated historic districts
Miracle Mile and Carthay Circle celebrate at Bergin’s
Tenant construction underway at Boulevard shops, some opening
Dreams of sugar plum fairies return to Marat’s ‘Nutcracker’
Rose Award and other gatherings
Real Estate Sales
Height limit agreed on by homeowners, developer on Melrose
How is the health of local legit theater? Challenges confront Center Theatre Group and others
Permanent supportive housing needed
LACMA’s Geffen Galleries half-done; construction above ground next
Bass, Caruso will work to end homelessness — differently
Supervisor candidates agree on some issues, not others
Real Estate Sales
Process versus litigation in city attorney’s race
CD 13 voters to decide between Mitch O’Farrell and Hugo Soto-Martinez
Queen Elizabeth to be remembered in song Oct. 2 and 9
Logan Herr named Volunteer of the Month at Imagine LA
Neighbors out in force against TVC
Mejia versus Koretz: disrupter or stalwart for city controller?
Modernism in our midst: Masterpieces and McMansions
Nine O’Clock Players resume performances
‘Taste’ was enjoyed on Boulevard
Goblins and ghouls come out in Wilshire Park Haunt
Pumpkin patch to open
Larchmont Family Fair to return Oct. 30
Sign up for ‘speed humps’
Council District 5 Choices: Katy Yaroslavsky or Sam Yebri
CBS project too massive, Alliance says
Real Estate Sales
New head of school on board at Marlborough
Debut cookbook by former resident hot off the grill
Rides, costume contest at Larchmont Family Fair
Unlocked, child’s first bike is stolen from the Boulevard
Support local democracy; oppose mobs-Editorial
Delicious comeback for Taste Sept. 19
Proposed changes to the Mills Act spark opposition
New Board ‘Reignites, Rebuilds’ in Junior League’s 97th year
Some teens wait to get driver’s licenses, others eager to drive
‘Regeneration’ exhibition opens at the Academy Museum
City marks 60th year of preserving its many treasures
World Heritage Site Hollyhock House reopens
Street improvements abound in the Larchmont area
Ebell readying to put out welcome mat
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Imagine LA seeks new CEO
Music supporter, neighborhood champion Toby Horn
She recruited women firefighters, fought gun violence
SVMOW hosted inaugural ‘Hollywood Under the Stars’ gala
Archives from Assistance League inspire exhibit at Autry
Refresh and raise money
‘Taste of Larchmont’ to return; HopeNet event is Sept. 19
As The Ebell approaches 100, a master plan gives guidance
Bowers fosters connection with her community
Surviving Dog Days requires recreational water activities
Meeting diplomats, foreign dignitaries as a D.C. intern
Treat your lawn to ‘lasagna’ … and save water as you do
Pio trades his shopping cart for a walker as he moves indoors
Diana Buckhantz is working for a better world
Los Angeles County Museum of Art Architect visits construction site
Locally, furry and feathered friends warm our hearts and souls
Larchmont Boulevard meets Larchmont, New York
Casting my vote, or trying to, in June
Wilshire Warriors 8U All-Stars win tournament
An update to The Silent Movie Theater saga — Brain Dead
Chronicle wins state, local awards
Real Estate Sales
More stores greet patrons on Boulevard
Number of teens with summer jobs increases in 2022
New plantings beautify Barnsdall’s grove at historic Olive Hill
Keeping your summer travel with children fun and stress-free
Raising a puppy with a greater purpose
Unexpected phone call reveals much about Giorgio
Tom LaBonge celebrated again in June (twice!)
Goldie’s ends its season with a community summer kick-off
Holocaust Museum receives $5 million and community support
Cooperstown-bound Wilshire Warriors need our support
Fabulous flora flourishes on WSHPHS tour
It took a village, but Giorgio is finally getting some help
Locals enjoy coffee with a cop at Peet’s
Grad dining choices abound at Original Farmers Market
A little piece of the Dodgers lives on Beachwood Drive
Out and about: Locals gather for good causes and good times
Pomp, circumstance is back, in person
Local forums abound as June 7 election deadline looms
NGA brings home the gold for local charities
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Relax and breathe at Academy Museum’s ‘Calm Mornings’
Auto repair and gas service station are neighborhood staples
Beloved coach to retire from Pilgrim after 40-year run
Preservation paradox: YIMBYs and Brookside reuse project
Design Review Board approves former Farmerstower project, other new Brookside residences
Nasa Hataoka wins LPGA tournament at Wilshire Country Club
Landworth / DeBolske have a building partnership with a view
Notarile’s commute takes him to galaxies far, far away
‘English ‘Anatomy’ and ‘Scandal;’ slam-bang bank heist
Real Estate Sales
George Epstein, 95; he was a winner at poker, and at life
Favorite pieces find new life at Alakazam Upholstery & Drapery
Artist Jeff Wall memorializes Boulevard
Preservation on the move: Windsor Square and Kress Co.
Perils of student drop-offs and pick-ups at Burroughs
LAPD says crime is on the upswing; stay vigilant
Women find solace sharing memories of mothers they miss
Larchmontians getting out and about even more — on both coasts
Larchmont 2021 Survey results presented in Zoom forum April 14
Rossmore water main replacement underway
USC’s Mike Murphy interviews all five CD 13 hopefuls at forum
USC’s Mike Murphy interviews all five CD 13 hopefuls at forum
Neighborhood activities show signs of a return to normal
Meet the Council District 5 candidates
Colburn School unveils Gehry design for chamber music, dance
Crafty COVID crochet projects and adventures in Etsy selling
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Society serves afternoon tea
Fairy tale retold in London’s Blitz harkens modern war
Summer camp by lake is as awe-inspiring as it was in 1946
Upper, lower desert to the slopes on whirlwind short trip
Homeless offered housing, temporarily
Larchmont 2021 survey released
GenSpace — a place to engage older adults — opens this month
LPGA returns to Wilshire on April 20 to 24
Whether it’s called putt-putt or miniature golf, it’s always fun
Bert Lane, 95: Helped build a YMCA and a local baseball field
Town and Country chef ‘Andre,’ 99
Larchmont Charter girls take city championship
Giorgio, Village regular, still in need of help
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A word or two about Meat Loaf (1947-2022) and his mother, Mrs. Aday
Election 2022 race is on for Board of Supervisors, Third District
Development soars to new heights in Miracle Mile
Armed with a bulletproof vest, walkie-talkie — to save Larchmont
Wilshire Vista West now officially recognized as historic
Windsor Square Association leader, Mike Genewick
After absence, SBBA and youth basketball are back
St. Patrick’s Day holiday — food and fun along Fairfax Avenue
Plans for Mile’s second century gain momentum
Mayoral candidate town hall kicks off at The Ebell
Decline and despair over the Ruin of Ravenswood
Scaffolding comes off Larchmont Mercantile
Five nights in Cannes provided star-studded backdrop to romance
2022 is another election year!
Skiing — it is a COVID-19-era safe sport, and lots of fun
Editorial
RYLAN program is set for February pilot in Windsor Square
Troop 10 combines outdoor adventure with community service
Museum restaurants present art on the plate and off
Councilmembers welcomed to area
Storied organ gets second life at Bob Baker Marionette Theater
Preservationist works to save landmark and family’s legacy
Real Estate
It was love at first sight for at least one of the Kazanjians
Larchmont 2021 Survey closed
This sport’s roots are in entertainment, but it still hurts…
Murder on La Brea: suspect arrested, community mourns
Modern, Tudor ages mix in Feb. 19 choral concert
Bethany Atkins’ Fit4Mom helps mothers tap into their health
Girl Scout Cookies are coming to town!
Phase 1 of Frank Lloyd Wright ‘Residence A’ rehab complete
New districts, new city council representatives
Devlin is face of justice for crispy chicken sandwiches everywhere!
Alarmed by crime spike, local residents take action
‘Enchanted Strings’ tells of Bob Baker’s Marionette Theater
Larchmont Village resident named a Mitchell Scholar
La Brea Tar Pits reimagined for the 21st century
League of Legends played a record season — online
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‘Larchmont Survey’ stirs controversy
Mountain and desert: Sabino Canyon in Tucson has both
Pilgrim School leader tapped for Columbia fellowship
Raingutter Regatta is the Pinewood Derby in water
‘Chaplin’ faced fame, controversy; enjoy the silly ‘King’s Man’
Real Estate Sales
Author Connelly releases new novel depicting area
Mix good deeds with fun for a holiday cocktail
Bronson’s unique lanterns shine brightly with LED
Michael Cornwell, 87: Protected Windsor Square
In 2022, CD 13 to join area as 4th district moves away
Larchmont Charter Hollygrove campus searches for new site
Christmas trees are on Larchmont
New Chapter House for Assistance League debuts in Hollywood
New tree on Larchmont, but how did it get here?
Will an historic ranch house on Plymouth Blvd. finally be reborn?
New building is on very top of Alexandria House wish list; donations sought
Families celebrate the holidays, together
Redistricting efforts, both city and state, moving toward a close
On the Boulevard: Season is looking bright
Mystery store built at The Grove during COVID-19
Happy 100th, Larchmont Boulevard!
New patio at a classic is perfect for food, fun, camaraderie
Community welcomes a friendly new Attitude Café
Sheryl Lee Ralph of ‘Dreamgirls’ opens Ebell season
Real Estate
Halloween happenings
At Chevalier’s: Mistress of the Dark
Mr. Los Angeles’ life celebrated at memorial at his beloved park
Holiday trees coming to town
Small Business Saturday on Blvd. Nov. 27
Plans are underway to expand campus at Holocaust Museum
Parks Foundation works to improve Robert Burns trail
Gift suggestions for the athletic teen in your life
Rabbi returns to her roots at Temple Israel of Hollywood
City redistricting moves to City Council this month
Letters to the Editor
Great White is making a splash with California fare
1921: In praise of photographer Margrethe Mather (and Edward Weston)
Youth Soccer returns to Fairfax for practice, games
Academy Museum — open at last!
Larchmont to celebrate 100 years on Oct. 24
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Remembering ‘Chronicle’ historian and his wife and daughter
Permanent supportive housing opens between Gramercy and Wilton
Special Larchmont booklet published by the Chronicle
Boulevard’s charm has been a cinema backdrop for 100 years
Kazor, 81, led creation of the Wilton Historic District
Irwin Ira Gilman 1932 — 2021
Rotary Pumpkin patch, Tree Lot open 15th year on Blvd.
Alas, victory of SB 9 and SB 10 will no doubt be a pyrrhic one
Golf club, tennis club, JLLA also date back to jubilant 1920s
Neighbors are getting out again
Rossmore apartment project presented at a ‘town hall’
Curtain is about to rise at the Academy Museum Sept. 30
Downward dogs, tranquility are back at Center for Yoga
Gubernatorial recall election is on ballot
A splash of cold witch hazel: Raymond Chandler’s prose
On the Boulevard: Family Fair update, and changes afoot
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Police Beat: Burglar takes toiletries, and a rash of grand thefts auto
Ballerinas at Marat Daukayev dance for joy and in person
Third time’s a charm for Sound of Music enthusiast
Housing solutions are on a fast track, says leader at PATH
Will sympathy bring success for Giorgio?
Fire alarm at Good Goose temporarily shuts down café
Donate to HopeNet to help restaurants, and enjoy a meal, too
In-person school returns; local parents opine on experiences
Theatre recognized, but fight to save site continues
Ridley-Thomas, Raman reflect on their first six months
On Preservation: Well-heeled hero wanted to free Wright’s tarnished treasure
Larchmont ’21 conversations continue
Academy Museum tickets to go on sale Aug. 5
Music and art direction – A local business owner combines talents
Tailwaggers celebrates its grand opening on Larchmont
It’s a tale of two summers as residents head out of town: For some, it’s a better summer than before
This year’s Women of Larchmont are On the Boulevard
A rollicking and fancy Italian dinner in a bleak part of town
Britain has a new Consul General in Hancock Park
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Hot topic: keeping cool by greening our communities
Rezoning not required to produce needed “affordable” housing
Amy Forbes heads Center Theatre Group; Ahmanson joins
Reservoir renamed in honor of Mr. Los Angeles
Center for Yoga to open, thanks to a team of locals
Community was left out of Raman’s housing plan
Pinewood Derby spotlights craftsmanship as well as racing
Snooknuk has closed, but its kids’ upbeat show goes on
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Clubs celebrate with fireworks, barbecue
Our pets enjoy kisses, walks on Larchmont and dressing up
Locals to be feted by LANTL July 15
Catherine Coffin Phillips preserved California history
Legislators should focus on SCA 2, not on SB 9, SB 10 and their like
The Nimby Diaries: Homes end homelessness — we need to say ‘yes’ to new housing
Mark Peel, 66, put California cuisine on map
On Preservation: 410 N. Rossmore and the design of additions to historic buildings
Push to make informal dog park in Robert L. Burns Park official
Modern Art Collection has modern touches in its new home
Project Angel Food delivers hope, love, meals
As in Paris, a micro-forest sprouts in Griffith Park
Last call for Rite Aid on Crenshaw? Windsor Village hopes so
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Miracle Mile Chamber meets Councilmember Raman; Field manager was also introduced to the group
Building a better forest — outsized outcomes in tiny spaces
Students stayed home in the spring, but there’s hope for the fall
‘Run, Forrest, run!’ — or is it Stan and Seb?
Wall Street “housing” bills
Summer, warm days lift spirits on Larchmont
GWNC Land Use considers historic Rossmore apartment project
Dinosaur Ball unveiled green sauropod, welcomed hundreds
Local graduates reveal their choices for universities
Encampment fire on Third Street chars wall
New parkway trees planted thanks to resident volunteers
Yoga poses for a comeback
Larchmont stars in a tale of love, chaos and community
Schools recommence in-person graduation ceremonies
New GWNC directors elect new slate of officers
Smart co-working office coming to Larchmont Village: Yoube to open in new mixed-use building
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Townhomes by top architects ready for sale
1920s Victorian house gets facelift from local architect
Will ‘Diana,’ the musical, be as ill-fated as the people’s princess?
Conversations continue on future of Larchmont Boulevard
Excitement builds for ‘The Grand’ opening
Third Street students head back to school: Mascot, testing and on-campus learning greet K-5th graders
Plan for $1.25 billion expansion of TV City marked by some controversy
LPGA: Brooke Henderson takes top spot at Wilshire
Bernstein’s ‘Preserving Los Angeles’ just released
Windsor Villagers rally for their park
Nightmare on Wilton Place: Another historic home lost
Art Deco-inspired mixed-use building readies for June opening
Village jeweler: Paul Thompson, July 20, 1937 to April 11, 2021
Community to discuss future of Larchmont
Kudos to candidates … and be wary of the State Senate
Television City
Plan a post-COVID escape to Mexico for food and culture
Digital billboard ordinance on a ‘dangerous’ path back to PLUM
Assessors seek clarity of inheritance and other Prop 19 impacts
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Creative office building planned in Media District, on Melrose
Museums open after yearlong shutdown
I volunteered at a COVID-19 vaccination site
From the Central Library fire 35 years ago, a story just now being told
Big Sunday is on the move; ‘Wild and Woolly’ events this month
Girl Scouts cookie season extended; Outdoor boothing begins
Youth Sports: Equestrian is an individual sport with a league of its own
Silver Jubilee for A Silver Lining: 25 years on Larchmont
Academy Museum rolls out virtual carpet
Barber takes Larchmont to Fairfax Avenue
Better luck follows local best-selling author Julia Claiborne Johnson
Raccoon makes a rare aggressive visit near Wilton and Seventh
Spring brings hope to the Boulevard
Toast St. Patrick’s Day at Bergin’s, Cat & Fiddle, Farmers Market
Development in the Mile is really high — sky high!
Home Ground: Los Angeles County Arboretum: A library of life, needs protection
Joane Pickett was more than a friendly face: Pickett Fences closes after 27 years on Blvd.
Register by March 9 to vote by mail for GWNC directors
First Responders honored at annual Trailblazer Luncheon
Larchmont is going to the dogs (and cats): Tailwaggers to open in Flywheel spot
All aboard! Wilshire / La Brea station dedicated to Tom LaBonge
LACMA exhibits are ready to open pending government okays
Amazing interviews highlight fundraiser for science program for girls
Real Estate Sales
On Preservation: They’re back! Spawn of SB50 lives on; the good, bad, ugly
Neighborhood regular sparks chats and compassion
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New things to come in 2021 for Scout troops and packs
Same great bite-size joy, Girl Scout cookie sale
Cooking and music… and ooh la la, 25 years later
Master architect Paul R. Williams left a local legacy
Commonalities and a devious blind date lead to marriage
As Shakespeare says, ‘They are all — all — honorable men’
More change to Larchmont in New Year
Holocaust survivor’s book tells of fear, loss and triumph
Los Angeles’ ‘cheerleader,’ Tom LaBonge, 67
GWNC requires advance registration to vote by mail
Margaret Sowma, 105, community activist
Love bloomed in the Catskills and at Village Pizzeria
The highs — and lows — of Brookside’s El Rio del Jardin de las Flores
Celebrate the Paul Williams legacy in Hancock Park and Windsor Square
Finding hope in small things that can hold greatness
Raman and Ridley-Thomas sworn in
Opening date moved to the fall for the Academy Museum
Ko brings Bespoke Beauty to Larchmont
Chronicle to publish souvenir edition for Larchmont centennial in 2021
A quick trip through Los Angeles history with Wayne Ratkovich, Part II
Great theater is ephemeral — you have to be there; look to Juno
Generous gifts saved Marionettes
If you build it, they will come: St. Brendan Basketball
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National Trust adds Ebell to list of places where women made history
Children’s Institute virtual gala sparkles, raises $470,000
Poker is like life — it takes skill, good decisions and a bit of gambling
Elizabeth ‘Liz’ Newstat, Chevalier’s manager, 72
‘Professor Know-It-All’ knew it all for 32 years at Chronicle
Chevalier’s and other Lipson Building tenants transition to their new reality
Doggie day spa caters to the well-heeled on Larchmont
A quick trip through Los Angeles history with Wayne Ratkovich
Holidays arrive on Larchmont
21-year-old makes fashion-forward twist for 1960s Contempo Casuals
Larchmont Blvd. grapples with multiple matters
Hugh Wilton remembers ‘the jungle’
Home at 361 N. Citrus Ave., one year later
Renderings released for historic Rossmore project
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Nithya Raman wins City Council seat for CD4
Insider Jane Gilman makes rounds for book ‘Inside Hancock Park’
Local runners are eager for cross country season to begin
Santa on way through sleet, snow, pandemic
Snow and Santa at The Grove nightly
Resilience, staying connected in 2020
It’s been an honor to serve; see you on the Boulevard
Larchmont Blvd. Holiday Open House Nov. 28
Short, short tale of loss is a big winner
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David Ryu’s tenure has been a boon for preservation in CD4
Kip’s Toyland celebrates 75 years of good, old-fashioned fun
Will the pandemic gobble up Thanksgiving get-togethers?
Lipson owner-tenant relationship frays as construction kicks off
Daryl Twerdahl retires after 31 years with Meals on Wheels
Wallace Neff portrayed in book
Pumpkins, Christmas trees bring old-time cheer to Boulevard
Contested local seats on Nov. 3 ballot
Safer alternatives to trick-or-treating advised: Wear a costume and enjoy a safe, spooky holiday
Youth Sports: Talk about rough timing to start a column
Larchmont stores struggle, seek help from community
Brooksiders join hundreds to help, one sandwich at a time
Nonprofits pivot for this year’s gala season — with success
Boxing bouts and murderous mothers: tales from an historic Irving Boulevard home
Harold A. Henry Park in Windsor Village: Wood family property now a public park
Haunted holidays came early for Wilshire Park neighbors
Having kept his promises, David Ryu seeks reelection
COVID’s latest casualty: Halloween 2020, but candy endures
Rimpau resident moves his haunted, horror treasures for public exhibit
New book tells history of Hancock Park
LACMA unveils renderings of gallery interiors and floor plans for the new building’s two levels
Ten contested local seats on ballots this month
Mark Ridley-Thomas: experience and community involvement are key
Former Council President running for Supervisor—call him ‘Herb’
‘Tweener’ Sen. Mitchell is poised to do more — as Supervisor
Grace Yoo seeks fairness, transparency, respect for the bottom line
CD4 candidate Nithya Raman seeks to unseat incumbent
Real Estate Sales for August
District Attorney 2020: Lacey vs. Gascón
Saddest casualty of all: The school play and the unknown loss
Pink’s Hot Dogs reopens
Supervisor, two council seats on local ballot
Dining Al Fresco, a life saver with planters and umbrellas
Art exhibits, dance event inspired by a drive-in at Tarfest 2020
Fr. Boyle’s human approach to gang members has paid off
Vacancies on rise on Blvd. and nearby
On Preservation: Turns out that ‘Missing Middle Housing’ has been here all along
Pods to the rescue? Learning or activity type, or both?
Larchmont sidewalk sale is Sept. 4, 5, 6
New British pub inside The Original Farmers Market
Neighborhood council reaffirms position on Fourth Street lights
Adapting has helped Maryvale thrive for last 164 years
Real Estate Sales for July
When counting the numbers, numbers don’t always count
Warner Henry, remembered: Local luminary, a founder of LA Opera, died Aug. 1
Sacramento … oh what a town!
Geraldine Hurley: a fierce advocate for those in need
On Preservation: Assaults from Sacramento, part two: The Assembly now attacks!
Real Estate Sales for June
Nearby Black-owned restaurants worth supporting post-BLM protests
Cerrell leaves Larchmont after 40 years
On Books and Places: Some statues are worth saving; some people worth remembering
Economic crisis requires more federal assistance
410 N. Rossmore residents feel pressure of ‘buy-out’
Westlake Theatre’s crown jewels were talk of Foundation
Kari Garcia strives to keep us all safe
Edie Frère reflects on her years on Larchmont
‘Local’s’ new guidebook to our enormous and wild park
Pioneer and mentor, Madelyn Murray paved her own way
On-screen local arts and culture
55 years of Women of Larchmont
Summer book salute, party
On Preservation: Sacramento strikes back: with the many sons of failed SB 50
On Books and Places: AME founder, former slave honored near Bradbury Building — site she once owned
Boulevard stores gingerly step into reopening
Time to bring anger in streets to theaters?
Residents come together to save ducks: ‘It was instantly clear the mom was in distress’
Boulevard favorites and a masked golden are among the pack
Summer Camps during COVID-19
Front yard regains its former glory, with masks, of course
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Minneapolis killing sparks nationwide protests
Lawmakers push housing legislation as session ends
Around the Town: Women Speak and rappers, children rap for Alexandria House
Vacation dreams: Do we dare venture out into the world?
Pets of Larchmont: Therapy dogs lead the pack in Children’s Hospital program
Black Lives Matter
Home life, homeschool: the series, Part III: Older students, friends at home too
Real Estate Sales for April
Taste of Larchmont officially cancelled this year
Local lawmaker pushes for denser housing: Assemblyman Bloom has two bills
Lots of activity at The Grove during COVID-19 shutdown
Book talks at Chevalier’s continue – but online
Larchmont-area skateboarders seek a place of their own
31 vacancies on the boulevard and nearby?
Stores open on Boulevard after mayor lifts ban on retail
Museums offer live music, art projects and outdoor venues
1930s Depression: Surviving on pins and needles: Parable for weathering our modern-day crisis
Commencement looks different this year; first graduating class for GALA
‘Slow Streets’ on fast track, primarily for pedestrians: Association supports proposal for Windsor Square
History of past college pandemic responses as a guide for this fall
Council Report: Threat of virus exposes simmering racism and bigotry
Nearby riots in Fairfax / Beverly Grove / Beverly Hills / Santa Monica; Larchmont looted too
Meeting challenges of staying home
Around the Town: Fundraising events have been impacted by pandemic
LVBID trims Larchmont trees quickly this year
Time for ‘spring clearing’? Call a pro
October Larchmont Family Fair is cancelled this year, says LBA
Quarantine inspires spring cleaning
Real Estate Sales for March
Rhodes School of Music is continuing, online
Playground is postponed
Restaurants find ways to serve
In times of darkness, city’s character has shined brightly
Create rooms you love with Eyewondrous
Sequestered neighbors turn to housework
Whether for comfort or sustenance, ‘victory gardens’ are flourishing
Tales told of local students homeschooling
Tribute to fallen LACMA
‘Happy Birthday,’ Sondheim; Should we ‘Send in the Clowns’?
On Preservation: Historic preservation protects affordable neighborhoods
Read e-books at libraries, Chevalier’s is delivering
Trying times: Those who survive are strangely stronger
Virtual mentors at Imagine LA: Donations matched through April 3
Beacons of hope, and bunches of carrots on Larchmont
Takeout, delivery, creativity put food on the table during COVID-19 isolation
See art, visit area museums, virtually
Real Estate Sales for February
Archeologist speaks for earth’s oldest oak
Novel times: COVID-19 on and off Larchmont Blvd.
Is my child ready for sleep-away camp? Maybe, with a loving push
With social distancing decree, families begin work-from-home, homeschooling juggling act
Home Ground: ‘Art is the Client:’ LACMA, the wrecking ball, and surviving jewel box
Market, playground and parking to co-exist
Locating tests and housing neighbors during virus threat
A.F. Gilmore’s Mark Panatier honored with ‘Trailblazer’ status
Residents fear relocation from historic Rossmore apartment building
Beloved Bergin’s remains the same. Whew!
Trace history of your home with the 1940 census
Books and Places: Fitzgerald wrote of Hollywood’s allure, and despair, 80 years ago
Payne garden tour will visit Hancock Park this year
Sunday Farmers’ Market ‘is here to stay’
St. Vincent ‘March for Meals’ promotes friendship with sustenance
Drago, best Italian in the Mile, inside and on the outdoor patio
Development in the Mile continues with mostly luxury high rises
New bars, restaurants on La Brea south of Wilshire
Police storm Larchmont area pot shop, close street
Real Estate Sales for January
LACMA on track to build Geffen Galleries up and across Wilshire
Teens, hospital, patients benefit from volunteer program
Swordswoman, ghosts, a fond farewell
Local volunteers joined in ‘Point-in-Time’ homeless count
Noodles, boxed wine led to love
Real Estate Sales for December
11-story tower proposed on N. Rossmore Avenue
‘Windsor’ evokes aspiration; ‘Kingsley,’ ‘Kipling’ moved residents forward
In search of the wild Bengal tiger, safaris, and more in India
Crossover voting for March 3, Super Tuesday election explained
Shower of Hope, honoring veterans among scout activities
Crossed wires spell love for couple celebrating 47 years together
Seven-Year Itch? Hardly… it’s more like 40 years of bliss
City Council candidates talk on issues of our time
Rec Center director breathes new life into Pan Pacific Basketball
On Preservation: Of log cabins and lost heritage in our communities
Re-Elect Councilman Ryu
Girl Scouts put cookie sales earnings to good use
Developer buys building with history of design changes
‘The Great Silence’ here ended with building closure
New playground being installed on Larchmont
Around the Town: Assistance League, NGA, LAFD, Ryu, Johnson, Ebell festivities ring out the year
Refresh body, mind, spirit with Reiki, meditation, yogic breathing
Author has a high vantage point on health and aging well
Bergin’s is back, taps are open
Larchmont openings, closings, leasings, sales
New water-wise plants and trees for Harold A. Henry Park
Real Estate Sales for November
Book shares collected tales of longtime neighborhood deli
Letters to the Editor
40 million people, one river, and a cell phone… down Rio Colorado
Cox, preschool co-founder, Los Angeles native
Construction is poised to start for LACMA’s Geffen Galleries
On Preservation: Preservation anchors construction at La Brea Tar Pits, Academy, LACMA
La Brea Tar Pits to join neighbors in new look, renovations
It’s beginning to look a lot like the holidays on Blvd.
Real Estate Sales for October
Marat ‘Nutcracker’ comes to life this holiday season
The Behymer Family in Hancock Park, Brookside and Windsor Square
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR, House Demolished
City clarifies reasons for relocation of tree wells
Around the Town: High Tea, Sheba gala, ‘Gutsy Women,’ history events and BBBS Big Bash
Girls Academy serves breakfast and much more
St. James’ Church shines light on Stories from the Frontline
On Preservation: Tragedy on Citrus tells of loss of ‘memory, continuity and identity’
On Books and Places: 1919, a big year in Los Angeles
Larchmont Charter football has bounce-back season, fundraising
Peppermint and eggnog: coffee flavors of winter
March 3 Super Tuesday elections: New procedures, new voters
Reaction to demolition is vitriolic
Let holiday spending spill over into helping others: Toy and gift drives
‘Jack and the Giant’ launches Nine O’Clock Players 90th season
LACMA is packing, preparing for construction in early 2020
Dream catcher, veteran TV writer has some tips for the Chronicle
Chevalier’s among independents that actually care about books
No time to cook a holiday turkey? No problem!
New leadership at Wilshire Division police station
Japan honors Dr. Takei for promoting modern dentistry
Magic, mystery and Yale in Bardugo’s new book, TV series
Historic Citrus Ave. house quickly demolished
Larchmont loses two large ficus trees
Brookside’s Bridge House unveiled after two years of construction
Larchmont to celebrate the season
A little giving can go a long way
Marat Ballet leaps to its next stage in life
Hollywoodland celebrates 75 years of park land gift
Real Estate Sales for September
Helga Kasimoff at 88: Still in fine tune
New book on Musso & Frank
Wilshire Country Club, Hancock Park fixture, celebrates 100
Ghouls, ghosts, zombies to haunt Bronson
‘Ankle’ mosquito is pesky, but not fatal
High Holy Days are a time for family, reflection: Heralding in 5780
Real Estate Sales for August
‘Bollywood’ theme will bring the bling to Lucerne Blvd. block party
Ebell celebrates 125th with scholarships, gala
Home linked to ‘Jazz Singer’ on WS-HPHS home tour
Music Center Plaza reopens with flair, fanfare
Harvest Carnival at Hancock Park Elementary October 5
Three teams compete to redesign La Brea Tar Pits, Hancock Park
First of its kind in Los Angeles, HAWK to dramatically cut accidents
Family Fair is coming to the Boulevard!
Get your pumpkins, join a hoedown on Larchmont Blvd.
Fictional tale tells of Warhol’s early years
Get ready for the 53rd annual Larchmont Family Fair!
Romantic and new, drive-in makes a comeback at The Grove
Beverly Fairfax, Wilshire Vista and Sacramento
On Books and Places: Permanence and renewal expressed in Marciano Art Foundation
Mid-Wilshire neighborhood plays a character in ‘The Rookie’
2019 Chronicle sealed for posterity, or 99 years on
Wilshire Country Club, organized near tar fields in the ‘wilderness’ by local businessmen in 1919, celebrates 100th
Around the Town: Irving Boulevard home’s 100th fêted, history celebrated, puppy love at ‘Dogs!’
Pawnshop closing after 40 years, Café Parisien after eight months
Art, music, food and culture on tap at all-day TarFest
Real Estate Sales for July
Rev. Gwynne Guibord, 75, founded interfaith center at St. John’s
Journalist, activist, society editor from the past: Lucy Toberman
War, chase films, Ronstadt’s voice endures, another dog flick
New urban forest officer named to manage canopy: ‘City is home to the nation’s largest urban forest’
Shonda Rhimes: Keeping a low profile in Hancock Park
Spend ‘Day at the Beach’ at Taste of Larchmont Aug. 26
Tammy Rosato is passionate about her mission: end homelessness
Family-friendly Show at Ebell
Old favorites, newcomers make Taste of Farmers Market an adventure
50 and growing, POLAM Federal Credit Union on Larchmont
Local photographer turned community advocate on homelessness
Around the Town: Rancho LaBrea founding fêted in Ahmanson family’s garden
Stories hold the key for homeless advocate Marilyn Wells
Women who golfed: a look back at Club’s early years
Lillian Way threw annual Fourth of July block party
Brooksiders gathered for food, fun
Real Estate Sales for June
Editorial: Some in Sacramento still want to dictate to us
Virginia Kazor was curator at lauded Hollyhock House
Project Angel Food delivers meals and a human touch
La Brea Tar Pits reimagined for the next 50 years
Sample food, wines at Taste of Farmers Market July 23
Cathedral, Fairfax District and library among winners
Larchmont Animal Clinic still purring after 42 years on Boulevard
New Xavier Center to open in 2020 at Loyola High School
Beloved mail carrier retires, celebrated with proclamation
Michelin stars shine at area restaurants
Metro celebrates digging halfway to La Cienega
Around the Town: Reserve Corps honored; all aboard USS Iowa; NGA appreciation
Real Estate Sales for May
On Books and Places: John Ruskin continues to inspire and promote on his 200th birthday
Summer fun and ‘mischief’
Tom Bergin’s landmark status: Will it matter?
Grove, Petersen partner for rooftop film series
Episcopal School takes a family-style approach to lunch
Marat Daukayev Ballet bids adieu to La Brea dance studio
Marat Ballet search for new studio, home
Dean, professor, director of law library among speakers
Around the Town: Galas, concert and scholarships toast the season
Retail building on Larchmont sold
Nicholas Podany: The local boy who knew he could — and did
Celebration for Purple Line Subway: it’s halfway there
Tom Bergin’s historic status up in the air — stay tuned
SB 50 delayed, not deceased
WS-HPHS gathered at H.W. O’Melveny house in May
Philippe’s welcomes exhibit. Are there changes at Langer’s?
Gay marriage, a cigar factory and amazing magic take the stage
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Stunning plans for former tire company on La Brea
Doggie fun in Pan Pacific Park
Local graduates reveal their choices for college
American muscle cars at 25th Gilmore Auto Show
Unplugged, rustic bliss: Camping in the High Sierra
Linoleum City — 66-plus years on legendary Route 66
Legends being honored at Icons of Design
Landscape designers weave together a variety of elements
‘Façade lifts’ give older buildings new life
Fashion and philanthropy in runway gala, spring luncheon
Senate Bill 50 is bad for homeowners
Visit a real 1908 mover and shaker at WS-HPHS event May 19
Hotel / apartments poised for La Brea Ave. at Wilshire
Study Senate Bill 50
JF Chen offers an eclectic perspective on design
Businesses as neighbors, from fine wines to good books
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Neighbors gathered for final ‘farewell’ preceding puppets’ move to new theater
Turning 20: Big Sunday’s MOBS is here
Preservation update for Windsor Square: Hearing on May 6
Dept. of City Planning reviewing neighborhood plans, projects
Camps will be better than ever, spirits undampened
For LPGA players, host families offer a place to call home
Bridge housing beginning to abound in CD4, CD10
In Barcelona, this elegant 14th-century work of art survives
GWNC election is March 31 at the Barking Lot
Grit: five ways summer camps grow grit for kids
Women’s golf back for another round
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Four generations of camp memories in the Sierra and Adirondacks
Dogs out at CSC, Big Sunday touts 20th, NGA sets record
Larchmont Village Plaza parking lot refreshed
Local family-owned company celebrates 75 years in business
Comedy, drama play out at Lake Erie, a soccer field and Chicago
Tom Bergin’s on tap for historic status
Jane Club offers support to working women, and men, too
Celebrate women’s history at Ebell, Downtown Women’s Center
Farmers Market — the original — is thriving
After the rain, will the brook return to Brookside?
Andre’s Italian Restaurant — a comforting neighborhood classic
Park Mile Design Review Board welcomes newest member
The Huntington you may not know: Archer Huntington
History of Mercury Insurance and its local presence
Cerrell CFO Steve Bullock installed as head at BizFed
Park La Brea: vibrant dwellings at heart of Miracle Mile
Petersen Automotive Museum marks 25 years on the Mile
‘Visionaries’ at Assistance League improving children’s lives for 100 years
Bergin’s under historic review March 7; what to do for St. Patrick’s Day
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Frieze Week Los Angeles art fair celebrated locally and citywide
Register, vote; GWNC election at Barking Lot
Eighteen years in the making, centerpiece of Grand Avenue Project — ‘The Grand’ — finally breaks ground
Home Ground: What God hath intended: jellies, jams
Six ficus trees on Larchmont slated for wood chipper
New vista for mid-life divorcé, latest take on Anne Frank
At long last, Griffith Park gets its own exhibition
Premium passes on sale for ladies’ golf
Love letter to preservation and architecture in time for Valentine’s Day
Music-themed films top the list
A fateful trip to the airport and ‘goodbye’ waves resulted in 66 (and counting) years of marriage
Addressing homeless housing locally
Girl Scouts balance tradition with 21st century tastes
Romance and flowers win the day in Washington, D.C.
31 years later, Professor still knows it all
Tea and history at Bullocks Wilshire with WS-HPHS
Love on Larchmont: Local couple tell us how they met
New Pavilion in park planned to help tell Holocaust story
Couple cruises to visit far-flung destinations
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Report finds urban forest not valued by policymakers
Imagine LA mentoring program turns 10
Ladies’ professional golf to return to Wilshire Country Club in April
St. Vincent Meals on Wheels wraps up year
The 57th year: The more things change, the more they remain the same
Town & Country is on PLBRA agenda
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Sort, donate, dine on MLK Day
Movie museum to show film’s magic; opening late 2019
Kick start the New Year with a boot camp workout
Barbara Yaroslavsky mourned
Does the past have a future in Hollywood? Not according to Plan
LACMA moves forward with plans for its new building
Walking tours for health, interest
Holiday Happenings
Celebrating Oscar awardee, ALLA’s new home
Windsor Square discusses past year, announces ‘Squeaky Wheel’
Reagan romance blossomed at Chasen’s, now told on stage
Stained glass panels honor alumni at Memorial library
Brightly colored bows and good cheer on boulevard a Larchmont tradition
‘Nutcrackers’ make leaps and bounds
Trees, wreaths add to the spirit of the holiday season
Prado, after 28 years, closes on Blvd.; Vive Le Parisien!
Wilshire Temple Pavilion — a beacon to the future and to wellness
City library near Sunset Blvd. to be ‘bridge’ housing for women
Award-winning Mansfield readies for its move-in date
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New book on Mother Road: ‘66 on 66: A Photographer’s Journey’
Expert organizing behind Larchmont Fair
Parks Foundation to begin second decade with Ramsay at reins
Buck Mason brings high-quality basics to the block
Buy a toy, give a toy at these local organizations
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Bountiful ways to give back during season of giving
Lipson Building sale threatens longterm tenants
City planners tour Wilshire neighborhoods
Rite Aid trees to come down, WSA has plan
Tequila tasting at Antonio’s offers wide choices, is fun
Musso & Frank nears its milestone 100th
Larchmont’s oldest restaurant location still going strong
El Cholo turned 95 with original recipes still on the menu
Tweens’ vintage pop-up raises funds for Children’s Hospital
Book chronicles Philharmonic leaders
Howard Hughes lived in a Coates-designed local home
St. James School celebrates 50 years
Men’s store Buck Mason to open on Larchmont
Tom Bergin’s heads to Cultural Heritage Nov. 1
‘The Fighters’ discussed at Chevalier’s Books
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New director reaching out to HopeNet food pantries
Come on down to a country-fair style festival at Farmers Market
‘Legacies of Lucerne’ is Society homes tour Oct. 14
Welcome fall at Harvest Carnival at Hancock Park Elementary
Show support for a city landmark — vote early and often
Brittain honored for 50 years at the L.A. Zoo
French market, restaurant, bar at international food corner near Larchmont
Slow-plucked chicken and M.F.K. Fisher’s anti-war essay
Donate blood at St. Brendan Oct. 23
Zombies, rides at Haunt in Wilshire Park
TV costumes saluted, Tarfest, the arts celebrated at LACMA
Hoedown and pumpkins on Blvd.
Small town fun celebrated at Larchmont Family Fair
Rent control, property tax transfer, gas tax repeal, city bank among topics for voter decision
St. James’ School fêtes its 50th
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Talk like a pirate Wed., Sept. 19, post–Taste of Larchmont
They’re hard at work playing music
CIM Group presents ‘Wilshire Mullen’ revision to neighbors
Ladies of the Cat and Fiddle carry forward old traditions and create new
McAvoy on Preservation: Designation deadline nears for pre-eminent Los Angeles building
‘Legacies of Lucerne’ to open on Society home tour
A case of mistaken racial identity with non-stop laughs
Small-town family fun, rides at Larchmont Family Fair
Around the Town: Boys & Girls Clubs Youth Gala, private tour of ‘King Tut’
CORRECTION: August 2018 “Women of Larchmont” profile of Jane Gilman
City programs for transients in public park stir debate
KCET to re-air Huell Howser food episodes
Turning 100 in style … car-free
Learn of Ebell Club’s activities at Open House
AYSO soccer games set to kick off this month
Power outages leave locals seeking relief
‘Tulips’ in new exhibit
Larchmont Village and the Chronicle’s Jane Gilman: a love affair
McAvoy on Preservation: Conservation starts with a story — Hollywood craftsman had one in 1940
Shenanigans and Improv are on his calendar
Lynn Russell found new perspective, hope at Downtown Women’s Center
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New Ebell president and cookbook plus best barbecue; Zappa and LBA
Larchmont Farmers Market: popular summer and year-round attraction
Ice cream social, garden party at Wilshire
Village landlord seeks to remove ficus trees
Ahoy, matey! Taste of Larchmont August 27
Driver ran a red light and crashed at Beverly, Arden
Hilary Crahan puts volunteerism front and center in her life
Community mourns passing of culinary bard, J. Gold
Diane Dicksteen: Fun and a laugh, helping animals and neighbors
Enjoy scoops of vanilla to Milkiest Chocolate in time for summer
Communities debate limits on billboards
Brookside, Sycamore Square and Wilshire Park gardens in full view
Meet some of our very best neighborhood furry friends
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Breaking news: Catholic comedy in Hancock Park
See you at the movies all summer long at outdoor, historic settings
Cohen’s 2,000+ pound charge runs free at Elephant Nature Park
Windsor Square-Hancock Park Historical Society at Gilmore Adobe
Local chef is motivated by his search for best possible produce
Bolnick’s brain child for writers, The Hatchery, grows up and out
Eateries, groceries serve their best at Farmers Market
Summer fun: Walk among the stars, stay close to home
Upgrades at Buzz publisher’s Fremont Place home make it more accessible for all
Notable sales on Boulevard; violin shop closes doors
Houses allowed more square footage, front garages under Koretz
Le Petit Greek’s 30th: family tradition that goes back more than a century
Locals, firefighters turn out for groundbreaking
Newly designated Pink’s Square: more than hot dogs
Metro tunnel boring machines unveiled
Ebell Rest Cottage fêtes its 100th year of service
McAvoy on Preservation: Crossroads of the World — is at a crossroad
Brookside block party set for June 10
New asphalt: part of Larchmont Village news
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Rare tour of Gilmore Adobe offered at annual WSHPHS meeting
Wilshire Library plants garden, with help from friends and graduate
CIM to discuss ‘Wilshire Mullen’ revisions with neighbors
Award-winning chefs live in the neighborhood
New baseball, soccer fields were welcomed
Local high school graduates reveal their choices for college
Election is for governor, senator, five measures, more
Merchants and neighbors generate support for small playground in Village
Mall food: farmer on site at Farmhouse, joys of gin and more
Thoroughly modern and a bit of Art Deco at these complexes
Historic tower to house only condos in new proposal
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LPGA Tournament comes to Wilshire Country Club
Good design can help solve homelessness: Award-winning LEED project sets example
Downtown Women’s Center celebrates its 40th; Russell marks 15th year at the site
Meet two LPGA players with local connections
Charlotte Lipson properties for sale; Boulevard in jeopardy?
Local gardens: Garden Conservancy is on tour May 6
A labor of love: Renovating a 1920s craftsman home
Nominations accepted for drought-tolerant garden tour
Boulevard real estate office action
Dog’s life saved, thanks to savvy neighbors and prosecutor
Third Street second grader wins national art award
Merchants and neighbors generate support for small playground in Village
Ceremony salutes new flag, raised in Larchmont Village
Sign ups for Month of Big Sundays to begin April 1
Homelessness and supportive housing
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APRIL 5: Conservancy looks ahead to next 40 years
Traffic the topic for eastern Windsor Square; bike lanes to come
From ‘Larchmont’s Got Talent’ to Pantages
Third real estate office to open on Larchmont: Location to be above former hardware store
Summer memories are made at Fitness by the Sea kids’ beach camp
The Ebell of Los Angeles celebrates 100 years of aiding women in need
Women’s Golf returns to Wilshire after years away
Worried about crime? Consider private patrol
Try coding to cooking at Immaculate Heart
Climb and explore at Junior League’s ‘Touch-a-Truck’
Torch dancing, movie making, flying trapeze and … work?
‘He’s back!’ King Tut tickets on sale perhaps for last time in Los Angeles
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Academy-studded gala, Havana, Hollyhock, Lincoln, tea and more
Machine Age brewery coming to Firestone site
Bergin’s straight-up, more on tap for St. Patrick’s Day
Toy Hall settles in, other kid-friendly spaces abound
Museums: Urban Light, continuing construction on the Row
Weitzer fills in as Julia Duncan leaves Ryu’s planning staff
Resident association meetings discuss crime increase
Metro salutes Sen. Feinstein at Purple Line groundbreaking
Mansfield Art Deco design pays homage to 1930s Theatre
Neighborhood Watch to the rescue in Miracle Mile!
Repurposed fuel station example of preservation
Surprise donation at Wilshire Park Elementary
Takei recalls his imprisonment in WWII
Misconceptions about La Brea Tar Pits, Ice Age animals, climate change
What’s changed in Southern California since the last century? Everything.
Who is State Senator Scott Wiener of San Francisco?
Girl Scout cookies will be sold on Larchmont Blvd.
Home Ground: ‘Walter Hopps Hopps Hopps’ and the making of L.A.’s contemporary art scene
Troop 10 celebrates its 103rd year, and its Eagle Scouts
Police respond to concerns on crime activity
Traveling is not to be missed
‘Allegiance’ reflects actor George Takei’s early experiences
McAvoy on Preservation: SurveyLA heralds achievements of African Americans
Mile Chamber honors former publisher
Irish eyes crying with closing of historic pub, Tom Bergin’s
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Father Greg Boyle returned to Chevalier’s
Walk for your U.S. Mail?
Scottish Rite leader visits Marciano Art Foundation
Trimming of Larchmont Village trees completed
Signups underway for Wilshire Warriors — it’s more than baseball
Residents seek answers to dry brook
Christmas tree sales, prices up from years past
McAvoy on Preservation: Resolve to create robust preservation planning in 2018
Whirlwind 40th year for St. Vincent Meals on Wheels
Making it in Hollywood, with a little help from Larchmont
Restaurant and gourmet market to open this month
Forbes includes Devin Jameson in its ‘30 under 30’ list
Ring in 2018 in a classic spot with a classic drink
Saving theaters one historic site at a time through photography
Preservationists eye CBS’ Television City’s future
Brookside neighbors focus on where to add mass to houses
Five-term mayor Tom Bradley’s 100th celebrated
New year, new you. Get gorgeous locks on Larchmont
Fitness and Health: Physician’s road to a winning physique
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Area residents say crime is getting worse
Couple celebrates memory of daughter, raises funds for charity
Hope-Net head has love for Larchmont, family
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Rotary Christmas tree lot returns to Larchmont Blvd.
Marlborough science teacher needs your online votes!
Intersection dedicated to Pink’s Square seeks approval
Front yards the subject of Garden Club’s new study
Let us praise (again) Robert Irwin and his Central Garden at Getty
Eataly in Century City is open, worth the wait
Turning Point robotics team earns top spot
LVNA neighbors talk crime, community school at annual meeting
Book talks of lessons in kinship, compassion
Cathedral Chapel of St. Vibiana is here to stay; 90th gala is Dec. 16
DEIR released for LACMA over-Wilshire gallery design: Deadline to comment is Dec. 15
‘Nutcracker’ is local, bittersweet this holiday
Study results in Boulevard ficus tree recommendations
‘Something Rotten’ is a treat
Free panel on front yard landscaping Nov. 14
Academy Museum reveals architectural, cultural vision
Reindeer stops, Santa and good cheer on Blvd. Nov. 25
Get fresh trees at Wilshire Rotary lot on Larchmont Blvd.
New subzone is designed to curb mansionization
Gift is a giant boost for plan to build over Wilshire
Sticker Planet celebrates 25 years with blowout bash
Visually Impaired students meet and greet Larchmont merchants
Flourishing Getty Center forest, 20 years on, among most beautiful
Agent co-writes series on city’s best architects
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RecycLA adds recycling — at a price
‘Society,’ or ‘Collective’—music best on intimate stage
There will be art: PST:LA/LA around the community
Windsor Square residents make wine in Santa Barbara County
Goodall tells of hope, her mum, at Hollywood Schoolhouse
Harvest Carnival in Fairfax District offers family fun
The missing house of America’s ‘most dangerous architect’
Boulevard welcomes fair-goers to family-fun event on Oct. 29
‘Under the Stars’ screens at Uplift Hollygrove Sept. 30
St. Andrews Place homes and a block party welcomed WSHPHS tour-goers
Hans’ flair for design and technique revolutionized eyewear
Zombies, rides at Halloween Haunt in Wilshire Park
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Wine tasting, pies and fire truck were at Windsor Village party
Puppy love can be therapeutic, too
Larchmont music shop enters its eighth decade
Hope Lutheran celebrates 75 years
Resident takes Young Adult genre by storm in ‘Dangerous Year’
Los Angeles High 100 years in the ’hood
Wilshire Rotary to open pumpkin patch on Blvd.
Mentors can break cycle of homelessness
Board election, committee reports at HPHOA annual meeting, Oct. 24
Craftsman homes from early 1900s on WSHPHS tour
Music, art, food and creativity at Sept. 16 TarFest
‘Taste of Larchmont’ aids Hope-Net mission
Former Chronicle student reporter: then and now
Local students report from annual political convention
Arts are thriving at schools… with teacher, parent help
Home Ground: Architect brought Pueblo Deco to Union Station
Tour Ebell, sip champagne at open house Sept. 24
MOVIES: Devastated ‘Rebel,’ ‘Tulip’ madness, life after Bond
Larchmont’s Got Talent, children’s costume contest, rides, food trucks
Bungalow closes after eight years; city enforcement action commenced in 2009
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Los Angeles High centennial gala planned
McAvoy on Preservation: Preservation policies are strong, leadership is lacking
THEATER: Revelations on autism; yee-haw country ‘Honky Tonk’
Vacant homes on Wilton Pl. plague neighborhood
Travels around the world led Sheri Weller back home
Showdown set for Bungalow in criminal court
Local ballerina leaves Larchmont for Moscow State Theater
Tudor revivals awarded at WSHPHS annual meeting
Larchmont Village hosts 2017 block party
New leaders named for Junior League’s 92nd year
Diane Hawley’s business expertise is put to good use
‘Not your mother’s Ebell,’ says board member Janna Bodek Harris
Nuisance house is demolished, another appeal filed
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Sample cuisine at 25th Taste of Larchmont, Aug. 28
Govan, Ryu to speak at ‘TarFest’ preview Sept. 6
God’s work: Frank Lloyd Wright, quintessential American modernist
Sicilian carts are at Italian American Museum
Janet Clayton looks to the future of energy; Pulitzers are in her rear view
Faith, family and friends is ‘secret’ to Olsens’ 75th
Children’s Chain luncheon helped hospital
Brookside neighborhood hosts 38th annual block party
New tar pit exhibits, fossils made public
Bankruptcy, sale leave Lenin statue homeless
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Landmark status for Miracle Mile building moves forward
Pets of Larchmont: therapist, friends among group
Libraries team up with Dodgers for reading challenge
Canopy of trees threatened by sidewalk repair
Hancock Park: small-lot homes ready for sale
Petersen opens low-rider exhibit
Pink’s Hot Dogs ranked in top 15
Sister Alice Marie, 82, dies; Twerdahl named director
SB 1818: How a state law is reshaping Larchmont
Will digital billboards be blinking in our future?
Local architect drawing Harvey House final touches
Locals attend preservation awards lunch
First Congregational Church celebrates 150 years
Share memories of Harvey House with Chronicle
‘Fintastic’ cars celebrated at show
Former Chronicle site to house modern publishing building
Brookside considers its preservation options
Mixed-use project divides Larchmont Village neighbors
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Lucy Casado influenced musicians, politicians and neighbors
Class of 2017 graduations, key speakers
AIA honored Paul Williams, Frank Clementi: Area homes, Grand Park among their works
Notre Dame honors two locals: Rev. Gregory Boyle, architect Martha Welborne
Local graduates reveal their choices for college
Takei’s story, ‘Allegiance,’ coming to Los Angeles
‘Marciano Art’ welcomed the neighborhood
Friday Night baseball at Park
The Little Free Library that thought it could… and did
Candidates in runoff for 34th seat
City diversity being celebrated at Night Market, Food Bowl
Pitch in, help out with Big Sunday all month long in May
At Chevalier’s Books: Jo Haldeman returns to Larchmont
Crafts, nature hikes and horses at Camp Enterprise Farms
Enter world of 3-D design, luxuriate in ‘bespoke’ at Prospr
Meals on Wheels is latest show on ‘What’s Up, Downtown?’
Spring is here, and it’s time for Dodgers baseball!
Scottish Rite building to reopen this month as ‘Marciano Art Foundation’
‘Anyone can be a hero’ at Norma Jean Gala May 18
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Windsor Square Association seeks to protect area trees
Get a big impact from small gardens
The historic bridges of Brookside
Local architect designs a Brookside ‘Bridge House’
Restored ‘Cleopatra’ to premiere for Chinese 90th anniversary
Volunteer opportunities open to all at Big Sunday
Re-elections for mayor, CD5, CD13
Happy campers to even happier camp counselors
Tickets going on sale for Last Remaining Seats
Amended McMansion law has ‘sound foundation’
Council okays historic zone for Miracle Mile
Mixed-use, 52-unit project proposed
Alexandria House among beneficiaries of NGA party goers
Marlborough students host fashion show for charity
Local resident named semifinalist in ‘Spotlight’ at Music Center
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Local chefs nominated for James Beard Awards
Larchmont design firm among winners
Hollygrove’s Norma Jean Gala is set for May 18
Parents protest possible charter at Third Street
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Sneak peek at Marciano museum
Hancock Park Garden Club sale supports Ebell grounds
Urban oasis offers walkability, quality of life in the Mile
Women chefs cooking in the Mile who you should know
Groups seek consensus on city trees
Groundbreaking, cutting edge, traditional art at hub of galleries
Cheerful toy shop is a popular destination with loyal following
AELLA pop-up, MAC and other Boulevard news
City planner talks historic preservation with residents
All roads lead to the neighborhood, and the Blvd.: part II
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Lift a pint of green ale on St. Patrick’s Day
31-year career officer is new head of Wilshire Police Division
‘A day which will live in infamy’… ‘Allegiance’ and ‘Infamy’
Town Hall on Miracle Mile preservation
All roads — and world of organics — lead to the neighborhood
Is Measure ‘S’ all about saving a view?
CIM lists Farmers tower and parking lots for sale
Slice of Hawaii on Lucerne, a win-win for you and wildlife
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Update: Quigg bankruptcies move forward
Neighborhood Valentines tell how they met: Lyn MacEwen and Marc Cohen
Neighborhood Valentines tell how they met: Bill and Sandy Boeck
Gill’s Old Fashioned Ice Cream closing after 80 years
McAvoy on Preservation: Which Way SurveyLA? Staggering statistics tell the story
Mardi ‘Mutti Gras,’ at Farmers Market
Local chocolatiers to visit — for Valentine’s Day — and beyond
Girl Scouts gear up to sell their famous cookies
Quigg bankruptcy saga continues in area neighborhoods
Most enjoyable and most disappointing films of 2016
A one-year check-up on Burroughs modernization plan
Larchmont trees, sidewalks on New Year’s agenda
Fresh, sustainable fish market opens on Fairfax
Getting into shape can be as easy as one, two, breathe…
GOING, GOING, GONE…
Should a child’s haircut cost less or more?
Van Ness project moves forward
Measure ‘S’ lacks vision; city needs to grow humanely
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Miracle Mile gets HPOZ go-ahead, barely
St. Brendan students eat pizza, play games with Muslim kids
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Quigg files bankruptcy, leaving nine properties, $80+ million debt
Eye care is within sight in Larchmont Village
Places have power; historical ones ground us
Several stylish choices on the Boulevard
Ring in 2017 at Grand Park celebration
Covenant House hosts ‘Sleep Out’ to aid homeless youth
Thrive in Joy holds 11 days of giving for Nick Fagnano
SWAT swarms abandoned house on Plymouth twice
Rotary Christmas tree lot returns to Larchmont Blvd.
Le French Butcher is like part of the family, only French
Windsor Square town hall held at Ebell
Pink’s celebrates 77th anniversary
History will be made in Miracle Mile, probably
City Hall opponents gather at local school
Temple’s Karsh Center helps neighbors in need
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Authors on Larchmont
New roof and a new life for residents at Alexandria House
Fuel cells, plug-ins and print-‘ems at Auto Show
Book tells of TV pioneer, station debut at Paramount
Share joy of the season with others: Hollygrove, Big Sunday, local groups abound
Garcetti visits Larchmont Village to promote ‘M’
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Barn Find in Hancock Park: Ian Fleming 1953 R-Type Bentley
El Nino Garden Gala, LACO à La Carte in Fremont Pl.
Marat Daukayev Nutcracker set to twirl