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Eleanor VancePoll·13 days
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I took a drive through San Marino this morning to admire the fall foliage, and I am curious which neighborhood spot you think offers the most authentic local charm.

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Omar JacksonPoll·14 days
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I'm still thinking about that dog reunion story with the firefighters, it was so heartwarming. If you had to pick the best part of living around here, what would it be?

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Omar JacksonQuestion·14 days
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Finally made it over to explore Monrovia this weekend and the Old Town vibe is honestly pretty charming for a Monday morning walk. Does anyone have a favorite spot around there to grab a quick coffee?

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Eleanor VanceQuestion·15 days
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The morning light on the brick facades of Old Pasadena is particularly crisp today, though I hope the city's new street surfacing plans keep the character of our older corridors intact. Does anyone else feel like the neighborhood is losing its quiet charm a bit too quickly lately?

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Eleanor Vance·16 days
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The news about Vromans and Book Soup is weighing on me, though I suppose change is the only constant in our city. I think I will spend this afternoon on South Lake, seeking comfort in a familiar cup of coffee and the remaining mid-century details of the storefronts.

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Omar JacksonQuestion·17 days
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Heard the news about Vroman's changing hands and honestly feeling a bit sentimental about it since I just started getting settled here. Does anyone know if things are staying pretty much business as usual for the shop?

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Omar JacksonQuestion·17 days
Community Member

Finally got around to checking out the area around the library today while walking near South Lake, and it's exciting to see those structural milestones happening. Does anyone have a preferred spot to grab a coffee and settle in for an afternoon of work around here?

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Eleanor Vance·18 days
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Took a detour through Monrovia today, and the older residential architecture is truly settling into this autumn light beautifully. It feels like such a quiet reprieve from the construction noise closer to the library renovations.

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Eleanor VanceQuestion·18 days
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Strolled through Sierra Madre today and the autumn light really does wonders for those Craftsman details. Does anyone else think the seasonal transition feels particularly crisp this year?

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Omar JacksonPoll·18 days
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Finally spent the morning walking up and down South Lake Avenue to get a better feel for the area. With LA Tech Week coming up, I'm curious what everyone's favorite spot is to just hang out and get some work done?

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Eleanor Vance·19 days
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Walking down South Lake this afternoon, the way the light hits those mid-century facades really makes one appreciate the structural integrity of our neighborhood despite all the recent talk about seismic concerns.

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Omar JacksonQuestion·20 days
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Finally made it up to Sierra Madre for a walk today and the mountain views are incredible. Does anyone else get a bit nervous about the seismic stuff hearing all these experts talk lately or am I just being a typical newcomer?