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Pods to the rescue? Learning or activity type, or both?

Caroline Tracy · September 2, 2020

Virtual school started for students across the county as of the printing of this issue. While the construct of this is uniform, the experience of it certainly won’t be. Pods, […]

Residents come together to save ducks: ‘It was instantly clear the mom was in distress’

Chronicle Staff · July 1, 2020

In the lonely days of the pandemic quarantine, June Street resident Ed Redlich last month discovered some surprising new company in the neighborhood. A mother duck and four of her […]

Front yard regains its former glory, with masks, of course

Suzan Filipek · July 1, 2020

Ah, the great outdoors. Nothing like a pandemic to make you crave some fresh air and time in nature. And friends. All of these forces combined have elevated the oft-neglected […]

Home life, homeschool: the series, Part III: Older students, friends at home too

Caroline Tracy · June 3, 2020

At this point, every student (and family) has come to terms with the fact that schools in Los Angeles County will not reopen their doors this school calendar year. As […]

Lots of activity at The Grove during COVID-19 shutdown

John Welborne · June 3, 2020

Like everywhere in Los Angeles, things were very quiet at The Grove in April and almost all of May.* Impresario developer Rick Caruso kept all of his real estate projects […]

History of past college pandemic responses as a guide for this fall

Talia Abrahamson · June 3, 2020

Most universities have suspended in-person classes and sent students home to minimize potential spread of COVID-19, as the country mobilizes resources to care for growing numbers of infected patients. Officials […]

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