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Plans for Mile’s second century gain momentum

Suzan Filipek · March 3, 2022

Miracle Mile passed through its 100th year during the pandemic, so now the view is forward-looking to the next 100 years. Plans are picking up speed to celebrate the past […]

Community was left out of Raman’s housing plan

Suzan Filipek · July 1, 2021

A narrow Miracle Mile parking lot has been suggested as a possible location for some form of affordable housing by Councilmember Nithya Raman. The proposal has drawn concern from a […]

Kari Garcia strives to keep us all safe

Suzan Filipek · July 29, 2020

You will survive. Whether it’s an earthquake, a robbery or some other crisis, Kari Garcia wants you to know there are tools and neighbors to help and there are all […]

Beloved Bergin’s remains the same. Whew!

Sondi Sepenuk · March 4, 2020

Unlike the little house in Disney/Pixar’s movie “Up,” Tom Bergin’s Irish Pub won’t be at risk of a balloon bouquet lifting it off to the great unknown. But the Tudor-Revival-style […]

Development in the Mile continues with mostly luxury high rises

Suzan Filipek · March 4, 2020

After years of construction, the Miracle Mile is breathing a collective sigh of relief. But not for long. While much has been built in recent years, there’s much more development […]

Tom Bergin’s heads to Cultural Heritage Nov. 1

Suzan Filipek · November 1, 2018

The city Cultural Heritage Commission will consider historic preservation status for iconic neighborhood tavern, Tom Bergin’s, at a hearing on Nov. 1 at City Hall. The hearing will precede a […]

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