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July 31, 2008
Machine Project marches on. A weekend of superheroes and public fruit jam. Chicken Corner fluttered back from campsite society --...
July 28, 2008
A lot of ire (some of it funny) was raised when Soundboard ran an interview with Jay Babcock on his...
July 24, 2008
While Chicken Corner was away in Boston, an email soft-landed in the box from Tod Tamberg of the L.A. Archdiocese...
In response to "Arthur to graze in N.Y. pastures," Chicken Corner received the following query from a reader who signed...
July 23, 2008
When Arthur's main brain, Jay Babcock, moved to Brooklyn, the magazine went with him (as LAObserved reported yesterday). Issue #30...
Photo by Martin Cox, September 2006 The destruction has been a work in progress recently, but as of about...
July 20, 2008
Keep in mind that over 200 people, many of them elderly immigrants not well-versed in their rights, were thrown out...
July 19, 2008
It was bold of the Right Site Coalition to challenge the juggernaut in court. Tiny grassroots organizations like this one...
July 18, 2008
On Wednesday night, my daughter and I returned from Boston, where I was awed by the "emerald necklace" of public...
July 9, 2008
...sold? What better use for the space could there be than the gallery-printmaking-performance space -- not to mention common-law historical...
July 8, 2008
Photo: Lotus Memorial II By Stephen Roullier (c), 2008 Someone plucked the first one -- a lovely lotus blossom,...
...repeating. This just off an Echo Park neighborhood list serve: The city has done right vis a vis Dodgers traffic...
July 5, 2008
Independence Day: My friends, old guard Echo Park, have put together a gorgeous party -- lots of neighbors. At the...
July 3, 2008
Photo by Martin Cox (c), 2008 And here, above, is Martin Cox's most recent report on the lotus of...
July 2, 2008
Stephen Roullier, who lives across from Echo Park Lake, is one of many thousands of people who have mourned the...
...in Echo Park. Curbed L.A. posted yesterday talk of two recent rapes in Echo Park, and an attempted assault. No...
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