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Archives for November 2008

Saturday: One Last Night for Million Dollar Spooktacular

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D-town Burger Bar Gets a Slick New Sign

 

Angels Flight Cars Back on Track

 

Around the Halls: November 3 - November 5

3rd

With Opening Close, Cole's Launches New Website

 

Cadillac Wants You to Stay Downtown on Election Night

 

Arts Orgs Announce 10-Week Festival for 2010

 

Introducing Oliver

 

Introducing Downtown Oliver Brown

 

After the Election, What Next?

 

Despite the Law, Pigeon Feeding Abounds

4th

Halloween Party for Kids Shows Downtown's Changing Demographics

 

Downtown Goes to the Polls

 

Not So Fast There, Officer

 

Around the Halls: November 6 - 7

5th

Election Night at 4th and Main

 

Pay Stations Not DOT's Only New High-Tech Trick

 

Commercial Reuse Task Force Gets Council OK

 

Hanging with Stretch

 

LAT Still Hot Off The Press

6th

Nighttime DASH Supported, But Not Yet Funded

 

Modern Mickey Comes to Art Walk

7th

Another Look at Scramble Crossings

 

DCBID Wants You to Appreciate Taxis

 

Around the Halls: November 10 - 14

10th

Street Vendors Feed from Times' Lines

 

City Staff Suggest Two Options for 6th Street

 

Broadway Effort Announces New Financing

 

Wednesday: Talk Green Preservation with the National Trust's Richard Moe

 

City Hall Sign Closet Must Be a Little Bare

11th

American Apparel Talks Industrial Land on Earnings Call

 

Reminder: Post-Election Discussion on Thursday with Author Tom Waldman

 

ShakeOut Wants You Prepared for the Big One

 

Two Packed Nights as Beck Opens Club Nokia

 

DCBID Continues to Survey Downtown

12th

Art Walk Preview for November 2008

 

Ma Petit Shows Off Art Walk Hours

 

Broadway Effort Gives More Details on Loan Program

 

An Intersection of Locals

13th

Bureaucracy Slows Tree Trimming Project

 

Downtown on Ice Coming Next Week

 

South Park Starbucks Loses Its Seats

14th

Thirty Years Ago Today: Jewelry Exchange Opened Amid Local Industry Boom

 

Guest Opinion: "Ladies' Night" in Skid Row

 

Moe Talks About Green Preservation at Conservancy Event

15th

Around the Halls: November 17 - 19

17th

Late-Night Red Line Holiday Service Brings Better Transit, Drink Specials

 

Calle 13 and Kinky Bring Latin Debut to Club Nokia

 

Wurstkuche Prepares to Open Its Doors in the Arts District

 

With Meter Rates Up, City Needs New Facilities to Count the Coins

18th

Crane Coming Down at 717 W. 9th

 

Chop Suey Cafe 'Still Open' Says Gin

 

'Tonight is a Night of Celebration' says Nikkei Center Partnership

19th

Get Ready to Ride: Holiday Late Night DASH Coming Friday!

 

Urth Caffe Opens New Doors at Barker Block

 

A Day Full of Writing

 

New City Church Moving to New LATC

20th

Downtown On Ice Opens

 

City Looking to Get Back Into the Mural Business with "Art Easements"

21st

Pitfire Gets a Fancy New Sign

 

BottleRock Getting Close to Its Long-Delayed Debut

 

Late Night DASH and Red Line Start Tonight

 

Nickel Diner's Bacon Donut Makes the News

 

Around the Halls: November 24 - 27

24th

Oliver Strikes Out

 

One Large Test Pattern

 

Touring Downtown WIFI: Starbucks

 

Fifty-Five Years Ago Today: Plans for 4th Street 'Cut' Unveiled

25th

Touring Downtown WIFI: Lot 44 Coffee

 

Stretch Run: L.A. Live vs Lower Angels Knoll

 

12/6: Old Bank District Block Party to Let Downtowners Play in the Streets

 

12/3: Chamber Singers Kick Off Holiday Season at Vibiana

26th

Despite Rain, L.A. Live Continues Holiday Prep

 

Oliver's Thanksgiving

 

City Hall Part of Busy Week of Tree Lightings

28th

Times' Clock Face Returns

 

Dear BID

30th