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Restaurants find ways to serve

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 […]

Tales told of local students homeschooling

Caroline Tracy · April 29, 2020

Our April 2020 story “With social distancing decree, families begin work-from-home, homeschooling juggling act,” resonated with families in the neighborhood — many have written to share their own experiences. So, […]

Trying times: Those who survive are strangely stronger

Guest · April 1, 2020

As someone whose first memories of the restaurant business date back to 1933 (yes, among those “first” snapshot memories I fondly include El Cholo), who lived through all of the […]

With social distancing decree, families begin work-from-home, homeschooling juggling act

Caroline Tracy · April 1, 2020

Child-rearing in the community On March 13 (eerily, a Friday), parents in the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) received emails, texts, and robo-calls alerting them that school would be […]

Market, playground and parking to co-exist

Caroline Tracy · April 1, 2020

An open community meeting regarding the Larchmont farmers market and a new playground in the city parking lot on Larchmont was switched from a potentially large in-person community meeting to […]

Sunday Farmers’ Market ‘is here to stay’

Caroline Tracy · March 4, 2020

Councilmember David Ryu has announced a meeting to discuss a simmering controversy concerning the Larchmont Sunday Farmers’ Market and a small playground designed to replace six of the city surface […]

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