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Korean food is not just barbecue: exploring Ktown’s oldest restaurants

Columnist · March 27, 2025

As a 36-year-old who has lived in Koreatown for the past 24 years, I’ve had the privilege of watching the neighborhood evolve while staying connected to its culinary roots. I […]

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 […]

YMCA Summer Soirée honored local leaders

Sondi Sepenuk · August 29, 2024

On Fri., Aug. 23, the Anderson Munger Family YMCA’s Summer Soirée dinner and fundraiser marked the tenth anniversary of the “Y” facility at Third Street and Oxford Avenue. More than […]

GenSpace — a place to engage older adults — opens this month

Suzan Filipek · March 31, 2022

In the dramatic new building fronting Wilshire and Harvard boulevards in what has become known as “Koreatown,” on the historic campus of Wilshire Boulevard Temple, there soon will be another […]

Pilgrim School leader tapped for Columbia fellowship

Billy Taylor · December 30, 2021

Pilgrim School’s newly appointed Head of School Patricia Kong has been selected to join a small cohort of experienced national and international school leaders for the 2022 Klingenstein Head of School […]

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