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- More coverage re: Tom Bergins Re-Opening; Adjacent Development Coming - Larchmont Buzz - Hancock Park News 2 days ago
- Very busy day for news stories about the Miracle Mile! La Brea Tar Pits chooses its design team latimes.com/entertainment-… 2 days ago
- RT @archpaper: The anonymously designed Streamline Moderne Firestone Tire and Service Center in Los Angeles will take on a new life as a br… 3 days ago
- First look: 200 apartments to rise next to Tom Bergin’s in Miracle Mile la.curbed.com/2019/12/10/210… via @CurbedLA 3 days ago
- Historic LA Irish pub Tom Bergin’s to reopen once again this weekend la.eater.com/2019/12/10/210… via @EaterLA 3 days ago
Tag Archives: Mid City West Community Council
Metro Delays Decision on Wilshire Closures for Cut-and-Cover Work
Metro Delays Decision on Wilshire Closures for Cut-and-Cover Work Councilmember Ryu Backs Community Groups Demanding Traffic and Noise Studies Metro has agreed to do a full study on the traffic impact of their recent proposal to accelerate the completion of the cut-and-cover … Continue reading
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Tagged David Ryu, Greater Wilshire Neighborhood Council, La Brea, La Brea Hancock Home Owners, La Brea subway station, Metro, Metro Construction Relations, Mid City West Community Council, miracle mile, Miracle Mile Residential Association, mmra, Purple Line, Purple Line construction, Purple Line Subway Extension, subway construction, Sycamore Square, Wilshire Boulevard
Midtown Los Angeles Homeless Coalition Tackles Homelessness
Midtown Los Angeles Homeless Coalition Tackles Chronic Homelessness [Click on image to enlarge] Anyone out after midnight will notice the homeless people sleeping in doorways and on bus stop benches along Wilshire Boulevard – as well as in other nooks … Continue reading
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Tagged Coordinated Entry System, Greater Los Angeles Homeless Count, homeless, homelessness, Housing First, Mid City West Community Council, Midtown Los Angeles, Midtown Los Angeles Homeless Coalition, miracle mile, Miracle Mile Residential Association, mmra, Scott Epstein, Wilshire Boulevard
Coming Soon to a Courtroom Near You: The Academy Museum
Coming Soon to a Courtroom Near You: The Academy Museum A message from James O’Sullivan, MMRA President On May 6, the City’s Planning Department recommendations on the Academy Museum project were released. As expected, the department declared that everything is … Continue reading
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Tagged Academy Museum, Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, AMPAS, Bill Delvac, Bill Kramer, CIM Group, Fairfax and Wilshire, Fairfax Avenue, Hollywood Community Plan, James O'Sullivan, May Co. building, Mid City West Community Council, Millennium project, miracle mile, Miracle Mile Residential Association, mmra, motion picture museum, Museum Row
Miracle Mile Bike News:
CicLAvia Returns to the Miracle Mile Sunday • April 6th On Sunday, April 6th, CicLAvia repeats its Iconic Wilshire Boulevard route from downtown to the Miracle Mile. The popular car-free event allows people to explore the sights along Wilshire by foot, bike, or … Continue reading
MMRA Endorses Mid City West Trolley Plan
[From the November 2013 edition of the MMRA newsletter:] The Mid City West Trolley Plan [or how to get you husband to leave the car at home…] Last June billionaire developer Rick Caruso introduced the idea of an extension of … Continue reading
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Tagged Academy Museum, Beverly Center, Cedars-Sinai, Fairfax and Wilshire, Fairfax Avenue, fixed rail trolley, gridlock, Julie Anne Brame, La Brea, LACMA, Melrose, Mid City West Community Council, Mid City West Trolley Plan, miracle mile, Miracle Mile Chamber of Commerce, Miracle Mile Residential Association, Musuem Row, Purple Line Subway Extension, Rick Caruso, rubber-wheeled trolley, the Grove, Tom Labonge, Wilshire
MMRA Position on Subway Construction Work Hours Supported by Mid City West Community Council
At the September 10, 2013 meeting of the Mid City West Community Council [MCWCC] a large majority of its board of directors voted against a motion granting Metro blanket exemptions from work hours rules and ordinances for the construction of … Continue reading
