Lisa Boone
Staff and Features Writer at Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times design writer, garden lover, sports fan, mom.
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5 days ago |
latimes.com | Lisa Boone
After being evicted from her apartment in Los Feliz, L.A. artist Debra Weiss was forced to start over. She found a two-bedroom apartment near LACMA that serves as a ‘blank canvas’ for her treasures, ceramics collections and personal artworks. After living in her two-bedroom apartment in Los Feliz for more than a decade, Debra Weiss encountered a problem experienced by many renters in Los Angeles: She was evicted.
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5 days ago |
flipboard.com | Lisa Boone
'I'm not going anywhere': For one Altadena fire survivor, the math makes sense to rebuildJennie Marie Mahalick Petrini has a big decision on her hands. For Petrini, the night of Jan. 7 brought total loss. The Eaton fire decimated her quaint home in the northwest corner of Altadena near Jane’s Village, reducing her sanctuary to a pile of rubble. “I have a spiritual connection to that …
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6 days ago |
hanfordsentinel.com | Lisa Boone
LOS ANGELES — If ever there were a home that told the story of the emotional attachment we have to our neighborhoods in Los Angeles, this is it. Not because of the sweet bungalow, which is situated in a dense Manhattan Beach neighborhood where parking is scarce and neighbors are often on top of one another. Or the calm light-filled interiors. Or even the modern ADU above the garage that nicely complements the main house.
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2 weeks ago |
mahoningmatters.com | Lisa Boone
LOS ANGELES -- If ever there were a home that told the story of the emotional attachment we have to our neighborhoods in Los Angeles, this is it. Not because of the sweet bungalow, which is situated in a dense Manhattan Beach neighborhood where parking is scarce and neighbors are often on top of one another. Or the calm light-filled interiors. Or even the modern ADU above the garage that nicely complements the main house.
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2 weeks ago |
dailygazette.com | Lisa Boone
LOS ANGELES -- If ever there were a home that told the story of the emotional attachment we have to our neighborhoods in Los Angeles, this is it. Not because of the sweet bungalow, which is situated in a dense Manhattan Beach neighborhood where parking is scarce and neighbors are often on top of one another. Or the calm light-filled interiors. Or even the modern ADU above the garage that nicely complements the main house. × Javascript is required for you to be able to read premium content.
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