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Be aware; speak up to save local trees

Casey Russell · November 28, 2024

The recent unlawful removal of mature trees in the Historic Preservation Overlay Zone (HPOZ) of Windsor Square has put some neighbors on high alert. Lauren Gabor, a longtime resident, first […]

LACMA’s David Geffen Galleries building 90 percent complete

John Welborne · November 28, 2024

Construction scaffolding used to support the forms for pouring LACMA’s new concrete museum building have been removed. Ninety percent of construction has been completed, and an opening is planned for […]

St. James’ awarded National Fund for Sacred Places grant

Columnist · November 28, 2024

When I decided to send my sons to St. James’ Episcopal School, I knew little about the church itself or the parish. The school, founded in 1968, had grown to […]

Third Street Elementary turns 100!

Casey Russell · September 26, 2024

Block party, time capsule are planned by students, parents, faculty and alumni Hancock Park’s Third Street Elementary School celebrates its centennial this year, and volunteer parents and staff have been […]

More Olympics, anniversaries, gatherings, tasty tastings and lithe dancing

Sondi Sepenuk · September 26, 2024

Excitement and preparation for the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles continue! Last month, Mayor Karen Bass made a second trip to Paris to bring back another Olympic flag — […]

Britain’s new Consul General now ensconced in Hancock Park

Helene Seifer · September 26, 2024

Early in September, British Consul General Paul Rennie moved into Great Britain’s local consular residence, a 1928 Wallace Neff home in Hancock Park. Rennie is here to represent the United […]

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