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Pawnshop closing after 40 years, Café Parisien after eight months

Suzan Filipek · August 29, 2019

After 40 years at Brothers Collateral Loans, Rudy and Ernest Gintel are closing up shop by the end of the year. “There’s a beginning and an end to everything,” mused […]

Spend ‘Day at the Beach’ at Taste of Larchmont Aug. 26

Rachel Olivier · August 1, 2019

Take an evening stroll along the boulevard in Larchmont Village and enjoy sampling cuisine from more than 20 restaurants at HopeNet’s annual “Taste of Larchmont” fundraiser Mon., Aug. 26. The […]

Women who golfed: a look back at Club’s early years

Chronicle Staff · August 1, 2019

This is the first in a three-part series on the Wilshire Country Club turning 100 this year. A gala celebration for members will take place in September. This first part […]

Editorial: Some in Sacramento still want to dictate to us

John Welborne · August 1, 2019

Despite the California legislature being on a one-month vacation through the middle of August, it is likely that there are staff members answering the telephones in state legislators’ local offices. […]

New Xavier Center to open in 2020 at Loyola High School

Guest · June 27, 2019

Loyola High School, the oldest high school in Southern California, broke ground on a new building this month. Through their construction initiative, “The Campaign for 1901 Venice Boulevard,” Loyola is […]

Summer fun and ‘mischief’

John Welborne · June 27, 2019

There are two themes for this July issue of the Larchmont Chronicle — “Summer Fun” and “Pets of Larchmont.” You can read about the former in this Section One and […]

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