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    Oct 22, 2008 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  1. Two men sought after dumping mortally wounded man in lobby

    Los Angeles County sheriff's investigators searched today for two men who left a mortally wounded man at an Alhambra medical center and fled.
    Los Angeles County sheriff's investigators searched today for two men who left a mortally wounded man at an Alhambra medical center and fled. Luciano Teadoro Brash, suffering multiple gunshot wounds, was carried into the lobby of the orthopedic imaging...

    Tags: Los Angeles, Injuries, Assault, Crimes, Murder

    2. Sep 18, 2008 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  2. 5 things to do for Ramadan

    We're already halfway through the holy month of Ramadan, which culminates with the festive Muslim holiday of Eid-ul-Fitr in the first week of October. If you or someone you know is observing, here are a few great ways get into the spirit of the season....

    Tags: Holidays, Illinois, Religious Festivals, Ramadan, Restaurant and Catering Industry

    3. Jul 17, 2008 |Story| Newsday

  3. Long Island's dockside restaurants

    Hungry landlubbers see Long Island as a network of roads leading to dinner. The view from the water is a little different: All around the Island -- from Point Lookout to Patchogue to Montauk, into Peconic Bay to Shelter Island and Greenport, then along the North Shore from Port Jefferson to Huntington to Port Washington -- inlets and coves lead to restaurants where you can dock your boat and then dine. Luckily for the landlubbers, all of these eateries are accessible by car as well. Here's a sampling.
    erica.marcus@newsday.com
    Hungry landlubbers see Long Island as a network of roads leading to dinner. The view from the water is a little different: All around the Island -- from Point Lookout to Patchogue to Montauk, into Peconic Bay to Shelter Island and Greenport, then along...

    Tags: Rivers, North Fork, Fishing, Bodies of Water, Great South Bay

    4. Jun 28, 2008 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  4. When Antigua Cultural Coffeehouse closes its doors, more will be lost than a morning cup of joe

    Forget short, tall and venti, that strange code for ordering Starbucks. The sizes at <a href=&quot;http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&amp;friendid=45718642">Antigua Cultural Coffeehouse</a> are ce, ome and yei, the Mayan words for one, two, three. Somehow, that's easier to follow.
    Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
    Forget short, tall and venti, that strange code for ordering Starbucks. The sizes at Antigua Cultural Coffeehouse are ce, ome and yei, the Mayan words for one, two, three. Somehow, that's easier to follow. Sadly, though, today will be the final day to...

    Tags: Los Angeles, San Gabriel, Echo Park, Schools, Transportation

    5. Jun 28, 2008 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  5. Letters to the editor

    Troubled waters Re "A watershed moment," editorial, June 21 I read with interest your editorial. Cleaning the waters of the L.A. River is a laudable goal. However, city officials have something other than cleaning in mind. City Hall recently created a...

    Tags: Foreign Aid, Natural Resources, Santa Barbara (Santa Barbara, California), West Hills (Los Angeles, California), Gregory Benford

    6. Aug 19, 2008 |Story| KTLA-TV
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    Tags: Punishment, Gang Activity, Corporate Crime, Assault, Crimes

    7. Aug 18, 2008 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  7. New Los Angeles Times Publisher Eddy Hartenstein asserts independence

    The Los Angeles Times' new publisher, Eddy Hartenstein, said Monday that the newspaper would operate with greater autonomy from its corporate parent in Chicago as it tried to reverse steep declines in circulation and revenue while overcoming the trauma of recent staff cuts.
    Los Angeles Times Staff Writers
    The Los Angeles Times' new publisher, Eddy Hartenstein, said Monday that the newspaper would operate with greater autonomy from its corporate parent in Chicago as it tried to reverse steep declines in circulation and revenue while overcoming the trauma of...

    Tags: Los Angeles, Corporate Officers, Retirement, Financially Distressed Companies, Newspaper and Magazine

    8. Aug 20, 2008 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  8. Best Asian breakfast restaurants in Los Angeles

    Special to The Times
    BREAKFAST IS the last great dining frontier. Los Angeles is full of intrepid culinary explorers, venturing to all corners of the city in search of lunch and dinner; but as for the morning, we're often breakfast conservatives. Everybody knows about...

    Tags: Los Angeles, San Gabriel, Metal and Mineral, South El Monte, Restaurant and Catering Industry

    9. Aug 20, 2008 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  9. Coffee's trained tasters know their beans and brews

    Special to The Times
    Dora Jaramillo slides off the top of a wooden box to reveal 36 numbered vials of "perfume." Each number in the kit corresponds to a different aroma commonly found in coffee, some positive (lemon and butter) and some not so positive (medicinal and rubber)....

    Tags: Los Angeles, Elections, Political Candidates, Wine, Beer, and Spirits, Canoga Park

    10. Aug 6, 2008 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  10. Archrivals in foot massage

    Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
    SHORTLY before midnight on a moonlit corner of Valley Boulevard in San Gabriel, a crowd waited impatiently outside a store with a yellow banner advertising one-hour foot massages for $9.99. Inside the dimly lighted business decorated with Chinese...

    Tags: Rosemead, Los Angeles, Herbal Medicines, San Gabriel, Pharmaceuticals

    11. Jul 27, 2008 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  11. Designer outlet shopping in Los Angeles

    YOU DON'T have to drive 200 miles for great outlet shopping. Sure, Cabazon and Camarillo have their mallish charms. But Trina Turk, Kitson and half a dozen more outlets dwell right here in our neighborhoods, offering the same steep discounts and something closer to a boutique experience. Some of these outlets are in old warehouses and factory spaces, now filled with scores of reasonable designer dresses, shoes and bags. Other storefronts looked so much like regular boutiques -- one even had a Robertson Boulevard address -- that it felt like we'd have to pay full price. Until we saw the price tag, that is. The best discovery of all -- Trina Turk -- turned up in an industrial park in Alhambra, hidden behind a barred iron gate (no photographers allowed inside), where the merch was half-off wholesale. Nice. And think of how much we saved on gas.
    Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
    YOU DON'T have to drive 200 miles for great outlet shopping. Sure, Cabazon and Camarillo have their mallish charms. But Trina Turk, Kitson and half a dozen more outlets dwell right here in our neighborhoods, offering the same steep discounts and something...

    Tags: Los Angeles, Sales, Hollywood (Los Angeles, California), West Hollywood, Melrose

    12. Apr 1, 2008 |Story| Newsday

  12. What's new in Spain, Portugal and north Morocco

    Sunny Spain and Portugal, along with Morocco's gateway city of Tangier, beckon travelers who delight in ornate architecture, authentic culture, and people-watching strolls in the cool of the evening. Here's what to expect if you visit this year.
    Sunny Spain and Portugal, along with Morocco's gateway city of Tangier, beckon travelers who delight in ornate architecture, authentic culture, and people-watching strolls in the cool of the evening. Here's what to expect if you visit this year. SPAIN:...

    Tags: Architecture, Tangier

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