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Support needed for new apartments

John Welborne · November 28, 2024

Our city needs builders to construct more units of housing, at all price levels, throughout the city, but especially units that are more affordable as well as units in buildings […]

In his words: Franco speaks about his life off the streets

Helene Seifer · August 31, 2023

Franco Iervolino, formerly known as Giorgio when his home was a bus bench and his haunt was Larchmont Boulevard, was forcibly removed from the Boulevard on April 20, 2022. A […]

Chronicle recognized by California publishers for homeless series

John Welborne · June 1, 2023

The California News Publishers Association (founded in 1888) has recognized the Larchmont Chronicle and staff writer Helene Seifer as winners of the 2022 California Journalism Award. Last month, Seifer’s two-year […]

Navigating the transition: homeless to housed

Helene Seifer · December 1, 2022

Last in a series “What do you really want?” I asked Franco Iervolino, formerly known as Giorgio when he and his possession-packed shopping cart were seen daily on Larchmont Boulevard, […]

Pio trades his shopping cart for a walker as he moves indoors

Helene Seifer · July 28, 2022

“It’s paradise here,” states Pio Franco Iervolino, formerly known by his street name, Giorgio, to describe his new home in a senior care facility. Having visited him there several times, […]

Chronicle wins state, local awards

Suzan Filipek · June 30, 2022

Larchmont Chronicle staff writer Helene Seifer and this newspaper have won state and local awards for the first (2021) portion of her series that began in Feb. 2021 with “Neighborhood […]

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