Helene Seifer · October 24, 2024
When contemplating the Herculean task of cooking a Thanksgiving meal, some are filled with warm feelings, knowing they will be preparing a night of deliciousness for thankful loved ones. Others might collapse on the floor in anguish at the thought of all the work that one meal entails. There are ways to lighten the burden. […]
Chronicle Staff · June 30, 2022
What started as training her family friend’s dog became a summer job and a hobby for Lior Ronen, a junior at Marlborough School. Inspired by her love for dogs, Ronen began to train puppies during the COVID-19 pandemic. However, because of her busy schedule upon returning to school inperson for the 2021-2022 school year, Ronen […]
Chronicle Staff · April 29, 2020
When coronavirus restrictions were implemented, Carol Holtiwanger moved her sidewalk popup Calabama into her fourth floor East LA apartment for maximum social distancing. Prepaid breakfast sammies are lowered in a rope-tied red bucket to customers below. Few restaurants can go that far, but those that decided to stay open in some form are struggling to […]
Guest · November 1, 2018
Running on 36 years, Chan Dara has witnessed over three decades of Larchmont’s transformations, making it the longest-lived restaurant on the boulevard. Bhasuwongse (“Vavy”) and Sukhum (“Ken”) Kittivech opened the neighborhood Thai restaurant in 1983. They bought the 310 N. Larchmont Blvd. lot the year before from Vartkes and Alice Anivian, who had been leasing […]
