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All’s well with nighttime parking

Suzan Filipek · September 1, 2016

Eric Evavold is one of many long-term tenants who live in a charming 1924 apartment building at 601 N. Rossmore Ave. “It’s the first building in the area,” he says […]

League met at Grove; NGA ladies were in red at Busby’s

Columnist · March 31, 2016

The Assistance League of Los Angeles held its annual Founders Day Luncheon on Feb. 25 at Maggiano’s at The Grove.  A champagne reception was followed by an Italian feast of […]

Tudor home on Irving had nearly a score of owners

Columnist · December 31, 2015

Most houses in our neighborhood have had a few owners since they were built in that ambitious age of the 1920s when Windsor Square, Hancock Park and environs came to […]

Older windows really are better in our neighborhood

Suzan Filipek · March 5, 2015

While new windows might be tempting with their slick surfaces and “green” marketing campaigns, think hard before throwing your old windows, well… out the window. If you live in an […]

Tour landmarks of Sycamore Square

Jane Gilman · January 28, 2015

Sycamore Square often flies under the local radar, much less famous than its adjacent communities of Miracle Mile, Hancock Park and Brookside. A one-hour tour on Sun., Feb. 22 at […]

Supreme has kept roofs dry, shingled and tiled since 1925

Suzan Filipek · December 30, 2014

People were migrating to sunny Los Angeles and the Hollywood studios were in their golden age when Supreme Roofing Co. was founded 90 years ago. Reaching the milestone Jan. 1st […]

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