August 2003
Monthly Archive
8.23.03
Posted on Saturday, August 23, 2003 | Tagged as: news, history
At 22-Tons, the largest piece of the World Trade Center on the west coast was installed as a memorial today outside of the Fire Department Training Center at the end of Chavez Ravine (the real Chavez Ravine and on the former Chavez Ravine Road). It should also be noted that the site was formerly the home of Los Angeles‘ first Jewish Cemetery (1855-1910) Photos.
8.23.03
Posted on Saturday, August 23, 2003 | Tagged as: housing
Our first rental in Echo Park some 15-years ago was an amazing 1914 4-family craftsman a block up from Sunset and Alvarado. After our landlord died we became the de facto managers for a couple of years and rented one of the units to the author of the this piece about our old neighbor Juana who had been there forever when we moved in, A Failure of the Heart Worsens Housing Crisis in the LA Times.
8.22.03
Posted on Friday, August 22, 2003 | Tagged as: history, silver lake
Getting the Slant on L.A.’s Steepest Street in the LA Times, while in the NY Times local Silver Lake restaurant Alegria is where Strip Mall Food Is Way Cool.
8.18.03
Posted on Monday, August 18, 2003 | Tagged as: news
Hum, it seems the neighbors have prevailed over the Big Red Blinking Lights!
8.17.03
Posted on Sunday, August 17, 2003 | Tagged as: fashion
Local boutique Show Pony on Echo Park Avenue is listed in the Sunday LA Times Guide to Independent Boutiques.
8.14.03
Posted on Thursday, August 14, 2003 | Tagged as: news, angeleno heights
