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Parks Foundation to begin second decade with Ramsay at reins

Suzan Filipek · November 29, 2018

After a career in journalism, environmental advocacy and public service, Carolyn Ramsay has found her niche as executive director of the Los Angeles Parks Foundation. Her office amidst the oak […]

Rite Aid trees to come down, WSA has plan

Billy Taylor · November 1, 2018

Alas, attempts from residents and community groups to save two side-by-side mature ficus trees on Larchmont Boulevard have failed as city officials confirm the trees’ imminent demise. Councilmember David Ryu’s […]

Village landlord seeks to remove ficus trees

Billy Taylor · August 2, 2018

The city’s Urban Forestry Division recently received a request to remove two mature, side-by-side ficus trees at 226 N. Larchmont Blvd. The request was submitted by Rite Aid landlord, Beverly […]

Merchants and neighbors generate support for small playground in Village

John Welborne · April 26, 2018

Larchmont Village merchants and shoppers always welcome more parking for the street. It has been this way since the Los Angeles Railway Company’s Yellow Car trolley “3 Line” stopped running […]

Merchants and neighbors generate support for small playground in Village

John Welborne · April 18, 2018

Larchmont Village merchants and shoppers always welcome more parking for the street. It has been this way since the Los Angeles Railway Company’s Yellow Car trolley “3 Line” stopped running […]

Traffic the topic for eastern Windsor Square; bike lanes to come

John Welborne · March 29, 2018

Bike lanes are going to be added to several blocks of Van Ness Avenue to help reduce speeding. The move comes as a result of a joint meeting held in […]

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