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VOLUME: LV NUMBER 36 $145 PER YEAR - $3.00 PER COPY • www.bhcourier.com SINCE 1965 September 6, 2019 THIS ISSUE New Ownership for the BHUSD Kicks Off School Year Beverly Hills Courier with Positive Behavior and The Beverly Hills Courier has ties to the community. The two will Anti-Bullying Initiatives been sold to a Beverly Hills- serve as publishers and plan to based investment group. The implement changes in editorial By Sandra Sims grades K-12 throughout the dis- change of ownership took effect direction, content strategy, as well Beverly Hills Unified School trict, including the new Beverly Social media stars and more August 30. as print and web design. District (BHUSD) began the 2019- Vista Middle School that opened on the Paramount backlot. 6 Known as the “Voice of the With a weekly circulation 2020 academic year with two new this fall as the district’s first dedi- World of Beverly Hills,” the of 40,000, the Courier is by far initiatives aimed at promoting pos- cated middle school. Courier was founded in 1965. The the most wide-reaching publi- itive behavior and anti-bullying “The Board of Education, legacy publication has changed cation covering the issues of practices. The Positive Behavior district and site administration hands only twice before in its 54- importance to Beverly Hills and Intervention and Support (PBIS) and our parents support the year history. environs. framework and the Olweus Anti- implementation of PBIS and The paper’s original founder, City officials, residents and Bullying Program launched in Olweus,” said Laura Chism, March Schwartz, sold the business leaders are hailing the assistant superintendent for stu- Courier to attorney Clifton S. reset for the paper. dent services. In an interview Mr. Brainwash on Beverly Smith, Jr. in 2004. Smith sold the Todd Johnson, president and with the Courier, Chism Hills. 8 paper to businesswoman and chief executive officer of the explained that the goal of the two philanthropist Paula Kent Beverly Hills Chamber of initiatives is to improve peer rela- Meehan in 2014. Meehan Commerce, noted, “The Courier tions among students and make passed away a short time after has been a strong advocate and the schools safer places for aca- the sale. Ownership of the voice of the community for many demic development. Courier then transferred to the years. The Chamber looks forward She noted that the Beverly Paula Kent Meehan Trust. to a successful partnership with the Hills Education Foundation The Beverly Hills Courier’s distinguished publication as it tran- (BHEF) was a key supporter of the Relive the Best of Bold and new owner, BH Courier sitions to new ownership.” Hawthorne Elementary School initiatives. beyond. 9 Acquisition, LLC, is led by man- The Beverly Hills Courier Principal Sarah Kaber (see ‘ANTI-BULLYING’ page 24) agers John Bendheim and Lisa offices will remain at their long- Bloch. As residents and business time location in the heart of the owners, both have long-standing city’s Golden Triangle. Planning Commissioner

Kindess is the new black, says Eva Ritvo, M.D. 12 Farshid Joe Shooshani Announces City Council Bid

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HONORING THE FALLEN — In 2011, the Beverly Hills community joined Joe Shooshani is now the third candidate vying for a City Council seat. together to support the displaying of this monumental steel artifact from By Laura Coleman the Twin Towers. Spearheaded by the Beverly Hills Fire Department and last time was over 20 years ago, with the support of Beverly Hills Rotary, the city arranged to transport the Perry is the perfect pooch Joe Shooshani is the latest for the March 1997 election. artifact from New York’s Port Authority. Today, the poignant sculptural and he’s waiting for a new political contender to enter the “I see challenges coming to 24 assemblage rests outside of the Fire Station on Burton Way, just steps family. race for City Council as of last the city that as a businessman I away from Beverly Hills City Hall. week. He joins seasoned two- think I can solve,” Shooshani 4 • News term Councilman Julian Gold, tells the Courier. “I want to keep 6 • The Scene who is fighting to hold on to his our quality of life and we have Beverly Hills To Mark 9/11 7 • Arts & Entertainment seat for a third term, as well as to make sure that that we can 10 By Laura Coleman Chief Joe Matsch. • Real Estate his fellow Planning handle the challenges and make 12 Wednesday will mark the The City invites all uni- • Health & Wellness Commissioner, Lori Greene them opportunities.” 14 18th anniversary of the formed personnel to gather in • Courier Connoissuer Gordon, in vying for two open For the past two decades, 15 September 11th terrorist attacks, front of Fire Station-1 and begin • Birthdays seats on the five-member City since his unsuccessful first run 18 which killed almost 3,000 peo- lining up at 6:45 a.m. with the • Publishers’ Letter Council. for City Council, Shooshani has 20 ple and stunned the world. ceremony beginning promptly at • Courier Calendar Councilmember Lili Bosse been actively involved in the 22 To commemorate 9/11 and 6:57 a.m. and concluding at • Fun & Games has yet to publicly declare city, including helping to cam- • Courier Kibble 24 honor the fallen, Beverly Hills 7:01 a.m. Matsch described pre- whether she will join Gold in paign for a multitude of candi- will be holding two intimate cer- vious morning ceremonies as running for a third term on the dates both at the local and state emonies on Wednesday for the very solemn, intimate events CLASSIFIEDS 25 Beverly Hills City Council this level. He counts his support for • Announcements community to join together and with first responders and those election cycle. former Mayor Jimmy Delshad’s honor those that lost their lives. wanting to participate, including • Real Estate This election marks the sec- successful City Council run in • Rentals “We’re coming together for a dozen or so residents. • Sales ond time that Shooshani has 2003 as one of his proudest a cause that is far greater than • and More made a run for City Council; the (see ‘SHOOSHANI’ page 19) any of us,” said Deputy Fire (see ‘9/11’ page 21) Page 2 | September 6, 2019 BEVERLY HILLS NOTICE OF NOTICE OF COMMISSION VACANCIES PUBLIC HEARING

DATE: Thursday, September 26, 2019 PLANNING COMMISSION – deadline to apply: Friday, October 4, 2019 at 5:00pm TIME: 1:30 PM, or as soon thereafter as the matter may be heard The Beverly Hills City Council is seeking qualified residents to fill two vacancies on the Planning Commission. LOCATION: Commission Meeting Room 280A Beverly Hills City Hall For more information on the Commission positions and to apply online, 455 North Rexford Drive please visit the City’s website at www.beverlyhills.org/applyforacommission Beverly Hills, CA 90210 or call the City Clerk’s Office at (310) 285-2400 to obtain the application form by mail or e-mail. PROJECT ADDRESS: 360 North Rodeo Drive (Luxe Hotel) HUMA AHMED (nearest cross street: Brighton Way) City Clerk The Planning Commission of the City of Beverly Hills, at its REGULAR meeting on Thursday, September 26, 2019, will hold a public hearing begin- NOTICE OF ning at 1:30 PM, or as soon thereafter as the matter may be heard to consider COMMISSION VACANCIES the following: • Conditional Use Permit (CUP) Amendment. A request to amend RENT STABILIZATION COMMISSION – a previously approved CUP allowing hotel uses at the subject prop- AT-LARGE MEMBERS ONLY erty located at 360 North Rodeo Drive (Luxe Hotel). The subject property is located within the City’s C-3 – Commercial Zone and deadline to apply: Froday, October 11, 2019 at 5:00pm hotels are conditionally permitted uses in that zone. The requested The Beverly Hills City Council is seeking qualified residents to fill three vacancies amendment to the existing CUP would allow the conversion of two on the Rent Stabilization Commission for At-Large members only. An At-Large guestrooms on the fifth floor of the hotel’s east tower (“Beverly member is defined as someone who is not a Tenant, not a Manager of an apartment Tower”) into a 340 square foot fitness room and a 219 square foot building, and not a Housing Provider who has a financial interest of 5% or more in a spa treatment room. An increase in floor area is not proposed and multi-family residential rental property (apartment building) either within or outside the total number of guestrooms would decrease from 88 to 86. of the City of Beverly Hills. Two At-Large Commissioners and one At-large Alternate Commissioner will be selected for the Commission. This project has been assessed in accordance with the authority and criteria contained in the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA, Public For more information on the Commission positions and to apply online, please visit Resources Code Sections 21000 et seq.), the State CEQA Guidelines the City’s website at www.beverlyhills.org/applyforacommission or call the (California Code of Regulations, Title 14, Sections 15000 et seq.), and the City Clerk’s Office at (310) 285-2400 to obtain the application form by mail or e-mail. environmental regulations of the City. Upon review, the project appears to HUMA AHMED qualify for a Class 1 Categorical Exemption (Existing Facilities) in accor- City Clerk dance with the requirements of Section 15301 of the state CEQA Guidelines. This exemption is applicable to the minor alteration of an existing private facility involving negligible expansion of use beyond that at the time of the NOTICE OF POTENTIAL INITIATION OF lead agency’s determination. Accordingly, the Planning Commission will PROCEEDINGS TO ADOPT INCLUSIONARY consider a recommendation to find the project exempt from the environmental HOUSING ORDINANCE AND AFFORDABLE HOUSING review requirements of CEQA. DEVELOPMENT FEE FOR CERTAIN PROJECTS Any interested person may attend the meeting and be heard or present written The Council of the City of Beverly Hills, at its regular meeting to be held on comments to the Commission. Written comments also may be submitted prior Tuesday, September 17, 2019 at 7:00 p.m., or as soon thereafter as the to the public hearing to the Planning Division, via mail: attn. Judy Gutierrez matter may be heard, in the Council Chamber of the City Hall, 455 N. 455 N. Rexford Drive, 1st Floor, Beverly Hills, CA 90210 or via email to Rexford Drive, Beverly Hills, CA 90210, will consider 1) adopting a resolu- [email protected]. Any written comments received by Tuesday, tion to direct staff to develop an inclusionary housing ordinance and 2) retain- September 17, 2019, will be attached to the agenda report regarding this item. ing a consultant to assist with this effort. The ordinance could consist of Any comments received after September 17, 2019, but prior to the public requirements that certain projects containing residential units in the City hearing, will be distributed to the Commission under separate cover. include a certain percentage of affordable housing units on- or off-site or pay a fee in-lieu of providing such units, and that commercial projects built in the According to Government Code Section 65009, if you challenge the City’s City pay an affordable housing development fee. action in court, you may be limited to raising only those issues you or some- This notice is being provided pursuant to the requirements of Government one else raised at the public hearing described in this notice, or in written cor- Code Section 66474.2(b). respondence delivered to the City, either at or prior to the public hearing. Please note that any comments received prior to or during the public hearing All interested persons are invited to attend and speak on this matter. Written will be considered as part of the public record. comments also may be submitted and should be addressed to the City Council, c/o City Clerk, 455 N. Rexford Drive, Beverly Hills, CA 90210. Written com- If there are any questions regarding this notice, please contact Judy ments should be received prior to the public hearing. The comments should be Gutierrez, Assistant Planner in the Planning Division at (310) 285-1192, or received prior to the hearing date. Any written comments received by close of by email at [email protected]. Copies of the project plans and business on Tuesday, September 10, 2019 will be attached to the agenda report associated application materials are on file in the Community Development regarding this item. Any comments received after Tuesday, September 10, Department, and can be reviewed by any interested person at 455 North 2019, but prior to the public hearing, will be distributed to the Council under Rexford Drive, Beverly Hills, CA 90210. separate cover. Please note that if you challenge the City’s action in regards to this matter in court, you may be limited to raising only those issues you or Sincerely, someone else raised at a public hearing or in written correspondence delivered Judy Gutierrez, Assistant Planner to the City, either at or prior to the end of the public hearing. Pursuant to the Americans with Disabilities Act, the City of Beverly Hills will make reasonable efforts to accommodate persons with disabilities. If you require special assistance, please call If there are any questions regarding this notice, please contact Timothea (310) 285-1192 (voice) or (310) 285-6881 (TTY). Providing at least forty-eight (48) hours advance notice will help to ensure availability of services. City Hall, including the Council Tway, Senior Planner, Community Development Department, at Chamber and Room 280A, is wheelchair accessible. City Hall Council Chamber and Room 280A (310) 285-1122 or [email protected]. The case file is available for are also equipped with audio equipment for the hearing impaired. review in the Community Development Department, 455 N. Rexford Drive, 1st Floor, Beverly Hills, California 90210. beverly hills courier HUMA AHMED 499 n. canon dr. #400 City Clerk beverly hills, ca 90210 Pursuant to the Americans with Disabilities Act, the City of Beverly Hills will make reasonable efforts to accommodate persons with disabilities. If you require special assistance, please call (310) 285-2400 (voice) or (310) 285-6881 (TTY). Providing at least forty-eight (48) hours advance notice will help to ensure availability of services. City Hall, including the Council Chamber and 310-278-1322 Room 280A, is wheelchair accessible. The City Hall Council Chamber and Room 280A are also equipped with audio equipment for the hearing impaired. www.bhcourier.com BEVERLY HILLS September 6, 2019 | Page 3 Page 4 | September 6, 2019 BEVERLY HILLS NOTICE OF PREPARATION OF AN NEWS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT AND NOTICE OF PUBLIC SCOPING MEETING Beverly Hills Police Capt. Lincoln Community The City of Beverly Hills (City) is the lead agency in preparing a Draft Environmental Impact Report (EIR) under the Hoshino Retires After 33 Years Input Sought California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) for the proposed By Laura Coleman Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority on Westside (Metro) Westside Purple Line Wilshire/Rodeo Station North Beverly Hills Police Department Portal (proposed project). The Draft EIR will evaluate the Captain Lincoln Hoshino officially Purple Line potential for environmental impacts resulting from the proposed retired yesterday evening after Rodeo Station project and provide mitigation measures where required. The spending 33 years serving the public is invited to attend a public scoping meeting on community in a variety of capaci- North Portal Thursday, September 19, 2019, from 6:00pm to 8:00pm, at ties since first joining the force in the Municipal Gallery, Beverly Hills City Hall, 2nd Floor, 1986. EIR 455 North Rexford Drive, Beverly Hills, CA, 90210 to pro- “Captain Hoshino has served a long and distinguished career,” vide comments on the scope and content of the Draft EIR, said Chief Sandra Spagnoli. “He Capt. Lincoln Hoshino including environmental issues that should be addressed in the has been instrumental in the suc- Draft EIR. cess of our department and the as a member of the Special close connection we have with Response Team, as a Range Project Location: The proposed project to be evaluated in the our community. We congratulate Master Instructor, as a Defensive Draft EIR involves the construction of a station entrance/exit to him on his retirement and wish Tactics Instructor and in the the Purple Line’s Wilshire/Rodeo Station on the north side of him the very best.” Professional Standards and Wilshire Boulevard. The Draft EIR will evaluate three alterna- After joining BHPD as a Police Intelligence Units, to name a few tive locations within the City of Beverly Hills adjacent to the Cadet in 1986, Captain Hoshino of his roles. By Laura Coleman future Metro Wilshire/Rodeo Station now under construction as Additionally, Hoshino served was later sworn in that same year While Metro is still six years part of the Metro Purple Line Extension (Section 2) Project. as Staff Advisor for the Police as a police officer on Dec. 15. out from actually transporting Foundation and the Charitable Over the course of his distin- people to and from Rodeo Drive Project Description: The proposed project would provide a Solicitations Commission. He is guished career, he steadily via the subway, the community station entrance/exit for the Wilshire/Rodeo Station, on the also the recipient of the 1995 worked himself up the ranks can still provide feedback as to north side of Wilshire Boulevard to facilitate direct access from Rotary Club Officer of the Year, from Sergeant to Lieutenant to how aspects of the project take the Wilshire/Rodeo Station to the dense commercial and the 1999 Allen H. Karlin Captain. During his tenure, shape. tourism activity center located north of Wilshire Boulevard. Memorial Award and the 2018 Lincoln has worked in the Bike Beverly Hills residents are Three potential station entrance/exit alternatives are being con- Rotary Vocational Award. Unit, as a Field Training Officer, being asked to weigh in on the sidered: Beverly Drive Alternative; Cañon Drive Alternative; scope of the environmental and Cañon Drive Staging Yard Alternative. Each Alternative review process for the Westside would include an aboveground street level entrance/exit, a lim- Purple Line Rodeo Station North ited intermediate stairway landing level, and a walkway or con- Portal on Thursday, Sept. 19. course level. The two-hour meeting, slated to commence at 6 p.m. in the Purpose of the Scoping Meeting: The purpose of the scoping Municipal Gallery at City Hall meeting is to present the preliminary environmental issues (455 N. Rexford Dr.), is an identified for inclusion in the Draft EIR to the public, and to opportunity for public comment provide an opportunity for the public to comment on environ- on the proposed project at the mental issues that should be addressed in the Draft EIR. The north side of Wilshire Boulevard, meeting will include a presentation that describes the proposed which is classified as the second project and the environmental issues to analyze in the Draft entrance for the Wilshire/Rodeo EIR. Following the presentation, interested agencies, organi- Station. zations, and members of the public will be invited to present GOLF IN THE CITY — You don’t need acres of green to practice Construction on the station their views concerning what environmental issues should be your golf swing locally in order to find the perfect club now that True began in 2018, but the scoping included in the Draft EIR. All oral and written comments Spec Golf has opened its doors at 9658 Wilshire Blvd. A global leader in custom golf club fitting and building, True Spec Golf’s new period for the north portal made during the scoping meeting will be recorded. The intent flagship fitting studio was designed by Erik Peterson of PHX kicked off yesterday. Comments is that the scoping meeting and period will allow the team to Architecture. The facility includes two indoor hitting bays with the can be submitted via email to gather an inventory of potential environmental effects from latest in TrackMan technology and the industry's first quadroscopic [email protected] agencies and the public that will be considered for inclusion in launch monitor, Foresight GCQuad. To learn more or to schedule a through Oct. 7. the Draft EIR. fitting, visit https://www.truespecgolf.com/locations/beverly-hills. For more information, visit: Pictured above (from left): Todd Johnson, CEO and President of the Beverly Hills Chamber of Commerce; Hoyt McGarity of True www.beverlyhills.org/northpor- 32-Day Comment Period: The City invites all interested mem- Spec Golf; Charles L. Black III; and Erik Peterson of PHX tal. bers of the public to provide written comments on issues related Architecture. to potential environmental impacts during a 32-day scoping comment period, which will commence on Thursday, September 5, 2019, and will conclude on Monday, October 7, Wildlife Workshop Comes to 2019. Written comments should be addressed to: Jessie Beverly Hills on Tuesday, Sept. 24 Holzer, Transportation Planner, City of Beverly QUESTIONS? Hills Community Development Department, 455 North Rexford Drive, Beverly Hills, California, COMMENTS? 90210, Email: [email protected].

All comments received during scoping will be compiled CONCERNS? and put in a scoping report and appended to the Draft EIR. After preparation of the Draft EIR, it will be released for public review and comment. Separate notices advising on The Courier the availability of the Draft EIR and details of a public hearing for the proposed project will be released at later By Laura Coleman Critter Trooper, the two-hour Wants To Hear dates. Project information is available for public review at California is home to a bevy of workshop, which begins at 6:30 455 North Rexford Drive, Beverly Hills, California, 90210 critters and Beverly Hills is no p.m. at La Cienega Park From You! and online at www.beverlyhills.org/environmental and stranger to wildlife sightings. Community Center (8400 Gregory www.beverlyhills.org/northportal. If there are any ques- However, sometimes the wilder Way), is designed to offer atten- tions regarding this notice, or if you would like to review creatures are anything but a dees insight about some of the the project information or receive copies of available doc- friend to your pets or the envi- wildlife residents may encounter Email: uments, please contact Jessie Holzer, Transportation ronment just outside your home. in the neighborhood. Planner, at (310) 285-1171 or via email at On Tuesday, Sept. 24, residents To RSVP to attend, email Josh Editorial@ [email protected]. are invited to attend a free Charlin at jcharlin@beverly- bhcourier.com Pursuant to the Americans with Disabilities Act, the City of Beverly Hills will make rea- Wildlife Workshop sponsored by hills.org or call (310) 285- sonable efforts to accommodate persons with disabilities. If you require special assis- tance, please call (310) 285-1171 (voice) or (310) 285-6881 (TTY). Providing at least the Community Development 1175. L.A. City brochures are forty-eight (48) hours advance notice will help to ensure availability of services. City Hall, including the Municipal Gallery, is wheelchair accessible.The City Hall Municipal Department. Presented by L.A. available at www.laanimalser- Gallery is also equipped with audio equipment for the hearing impaired. City Animal Services and The vices.com. BEVERLY HILLS September 6, 2019 | Page 5 NEWS

Community Invited to Attend La Cienega Park Town Hall on Wednesday, Sept. 25 Park & Recreation Complex,” Community Center offers a va- said Recreation and Parks riety of recreational classes for Commission Chair Alissa Ros- youth, adults and seniors. ten. At the heart of the renova- “The commission was tion will be the replacement of pleased with the public en- the existing 23,000-square- gagement process done by in- foot Community Center with a dependent consultant, David new 172,000-square-foot cen- Ceppos of Sacramento State, ter. Consensus and Collaboration A spokesperson for the city Program,” she added. “It was stated that the multi-year trans- imperative that we had sub- formation is expected to get stantial community input from underway in two years, pend- the beginning and we look for- ing myriad approvals. Plans ward to having their continued will allow for the creation of input as the process moves for- everything from two pools to ward. We want to be sure that 16 tennis courts to a preschool all stakeholders have a voice in and recreation center, in addi- this exciting new project.” tion to all the athletic ameni- The 17-acre complex at ties the community has come the Southeast entrance into to expect at La Cienega Park. NEW LOOK — La Cienga Park is poised to embark on a transformative renovation that will feature a new Beverly Hills, which was estab- The upcoming Town Hall state-of-the-art recreation complex with pools and rooftop tennis courts. lished in 1928, has evolved will give residents an opportu- significantly over time. It now nity to view renderings, con- By Laura Coleman has already been taking an ac- already been incorporated into has a multitude of athletic fa- struction phasing options and Residents are invited to tive role in determining how a conceptual design for the cilities, including three base- preliminary costs, in addition take an active role in deciding the transformation takes place. planned $125.5 million phase ball diamonds, a perimeter to providing further insight into the future of La Cienega Park at The upcoming Town Hall one redevelopment of La jogging track and an outdoor the park and its buildings, an upcoming Town Hall set for meeting, slated to begin at 6 Cienega Park & Recreation pavilion featuring exercise fields and programming. Wednesday, Sept. 25. p.m. at the La Cienega Com- Complex. equipment. The park also For more information, The beloved community munity Center, located at 8400 “The city has taken great serves as a gathering space for questions or to provide feed- park is slated to undergo a sub- Gregory Way, will give atten- effort to involve our communi- leagues and families, with sev- back, interested parties can stantial renovation in the com- dees a first look at how resi- ty members in developing the eral picnic tables and barbe- email the City at lacienegapro- ing years and the community dent ideas and feedback have master plan for La Cienega cue grills, while the park’s [email protected]. BEVERLY HILLS September 6, 2019 | Page 6 THE SCENE

The Taste Celebrates a Decade of Dining on the Paramount Backlot By Carole Dixon Wrapping up the last long weekend of the summer, The Taste returned to Paramount Pictures Studio backlot for a three-night culinary celebration of the city’s top toques and trend-setting global restaurant concepts. Hosted by the Los Angeles Times editorial staff, the backlot food crawl showcased the diverse epicurean culture from Thai to Ethiopian and Indian cuisine along with chefs from the award-winning outposts such as The Bazaar by Jose Andres who served Hamachi cones, Cal Mare Mediterranean cuisine rolled out saffron arancini and HomeState made their famous queso with brisket chili. In addition to cooking demos, conversations, live music and interactive games, there were cocktails by top mixologists, wine tastings, and artisanal beer flowing on tap. The festive street vibe – which drew sold-out crowds in its 10th year, ended harmoniously by also benefiting two local charities: The Collins College of Hospitality Management and L.A. Regional Food Bank. Photos By Devin Berko

Social media mavens The Dining Dolls enjoying all the treats.

Paramount Pictures backlot opened up its iconic city streets for a three-day pop-up food festival weekend.

Tacos 1986 flipping over their deli- Kim Prince of Hotville Chicken worked her magic on the Nashville Pizza King Chris Bianco of recently opened Alameda Supper Club at cious tortillas always draw the staple with L.A. Times Senior Food Editor Jenn Harris hosting the The Manufactory in the ROW DTLA, leads the crowd in an Italian longest lines at any event. demo. cooking demo.

Celebrity chef Nancy Silverton brought her Mozzaplex crew to help Eataly of Century City showing off skills from their House of Suntory Japanese whiskey, who serve the group’s latest concept Triple Beam pizza. new house-made pasta bar La Pasta Fresca. now offers vodka and gin, mixed craft cock- tails for the guests. BEVERLY HILLS ARTSPage 7 | September 6, 2019 & ENTERTAINMENT

BODYTRAFFIC Returns to The Wallis This Month For Three-Night Run Of Cutting-Edge Dance Choreography

By Laura Coleman Director Fernando Hernando Magadan; Prepare to be moved by music and the West Coast Premiere of "Resolve" dance when BODYTRAFFIC returns to by the L.A.-based choreographic duo the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Wewolf, who bring heart-pumping Performing Arts later this month for a electronic dance music to life through three-night run of magical choreogra- an intricate and unique movement phy. style; and a reprise performance of The contemporary dance company Matthew Neenan’s “A Million Voices,” is this season’s Company-In-Residence which had its world premiere at the at The Wallis. For the 2019/2020 sea- company’s Wallis debut in 2018. son dance programming, The Wallis is “We, at BODYTRAFFIC, love our exclusively featuring L.A.-based com- city and feel endless pride for the panies, marking the first time a major honor we’ve had of representing it all Southern California performing arts over the globe,” says BODYTRAFFIC venue has presented an all-local dance Co-Artistic Director Tina Finkelman line-up during a single season. Berkett. “Making an impact here at “BODYTRAFFIC, widely respected home is of huge importance to us, and around the globe, has helped put L.A’s we are over-the-moon to have The vibrant and thriving dance scene on Wallis’ support in carrying out this ini- the map,” says The Wallis’ Artistic tiative.” Director Paul Crewes. “The Wallis will Performances begin Thursday be spotlighting the distinctive artistic evening, Sept. 26, at 7:30 p.m. in the depth and breadth of this incredibly Bram Goldsmith Theater at The Wallis versatile company during its residency and will continue at the same time this season.” each evening through Saturday, Sept. The upcoming shows will feature 28 at 7:30 p.m. A talk-back with mem- the world-premiere of L.A.-based cho- bers of the company immediately fol- reographer Michaela Taylor’s “Snap,” lows the final performance on inspired by the “Godfather of Soul,” Saturday night. James Brown. The company will also Tickets range from $39 to $99. present the U.S. premiere of psycho- For more information, visit the dance-drama “(d)elusive minds” by TheWallis.org/bodytraffic or call 310- Nederlands Dans Theater2 Artistic 746-4000. Page 8 | September 6, 2019 BEVERLY HILLS ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

Life is Beautiful: Mr. Brainwash Sculptures Remain after BOLD

By Carole Dixon started going more to fine art, I MBW: I’m more like a pop If you missed seeing one of started signing the full name. artist. I started in the street the three sculptures by interna- There are many names that because in the beginning, I tionally acclaimed street artist come around you in life and I needed to communicate with Mr. Brainwash during the feel this is something that was people. In the end it’s art — BOLD festivities in August, meant to be. pop, street, contemporary — you’re still in luck. BHC: How would you and I feel that the art is not only Mr. Brainwash is the explain this to people who what you do it’s what you are. moniker used by Thierry don’t necessarily “subscribe” When you think about Guetta, the French-born, Los to this type of art? Pollock, Marcel Duchamp, Angeles-based artist who rose MBW: This is something Picasso or Basquiat it’s about to prominence as a protégé of that I think about life. We are their character in the end. Banksy after appearing in his Photo Credit: Scott Clark Photo all brainwashed. Every one of When we think about the art film “Exit Through the Gift us. Your car, the way you walk, we think about the personality. Shop.” At the time, Guetta was For his Beverly Hills BOLD BHC: Why did you want to be involved with the BOLD the food you eat, everything is Someone like Van Gogh never a security-guard turned propri- venture, the artist created about brainwash and branding. sold anything but he is still one etor of a used clothing store bright red works bearing posi- event in Beverly Hills this year? Over time this made sense with of the most important artists in and an amateur videographer. tive messages, such as “Life is everything that I’m trying to do, the world. In the end, time He was introduced to Banksy Beautiful” and “Beverly Hills is MBW: I wanted to bring to bring positivity and a good really tells the truth. You have by his cousin, Invader, another Life.” happiness and expand my time message. Trying to tell people to really believe in who you filmmaker and street artist who The installations are cur- to bring people together to never give up. Life is beautiful. are. When you’re an artist you also hit the scene a few rently located in three different have fun and enjoy. I represent Love is beautiful. When you live your life as an art. decades ago. locations around the city from positivity and colorfulness and have positivity, everything BHC: Are you still in touch Mind-bending, vibrant pop Camden Drive at Santa Monica my direction is the same [as becomes beautiful. When peo- with Banksy? meets graffiti-style paintings by Boulevard South to Rodeo BOLD]. This is how I see ple come to Beverly Hills, it’s a MBW: I don’t know who Mr. Brainwash span from Drive at Dayton Way. myself so, we completely moment in this town and it’s you are talking about (laughs.) reworked copyrighted images Those fixtures will remain understand each other. special and the whole world Who’s that? There is Wells of icons such as Jimmy up through the holidays, with BHC: What is the story behind your artistic name? knows about it. I feel proud Fargo, or if you want, Bank of Hendrix with psychedelic hair the slight exception of the and I’m honored to be working America, just look outside. to Michael Jackson superim- Beverly Canon Gardens piece, MBW: In the 90’s I used to with the city and be able to do BHC: What do you feel posed into an iconic Warhol of “Beverly Hills is Beautiful,” take all the brands [slogans] what I’m doing now. I don’t has been your greatest contri- Marilyn Monroe. There’s also a which, according to the City of and change it. Like Nike Just know if the sculptures will stay bution so far or favorite tongue-in-cheeky work por- Beverly Hills, might be moved Do It – I already did it! forever. But I want to give the work? traying President Obama in a to another location when the Toys R Us – Boyz R Nuts. I best for them and the people. MBW: It’s people. That is Superman costume. holiday lighting is installed was doing something for fun. When you are standing next to my favorite work. To see peo- It’s a body of work that has before the BOLD Holidays Years later when I started doing the sculpture and taking a ple, to connect with them. The taken Mr. Brainwash from kick-off on Nov. 14. the street art, I used the name, photo you feel beautiful. happiness of it. This is the art street art to album covers for The Courier met up with but I only used only the letters BHC: What distinguishes that makes me continue. It’s the likes of Madonna and The Mr. Brainwash during opening MBW. In the beginning every- your work from other street not something that stays but Red Hot Chili Peppers. festivities for BOLD. body knew me as this. When I artists? lives. BEVERLY HILLS September 6, 2019 | Page 9 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

Summer in the City: Best of BOLD and Beyond By Carole Dixon

The third annual BOLD Summer event kicked-off on August 1. The street wide celebration on Rodeo Drive featured DJ’s, artists, concerts and food trucks signaling the late-night hours across Beverly Hills on Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings. Here is a snapshot of some favorite and groundbreaking moments.

Photo by Brad Dickson

On August 24, the BOLD festivities came full circle during a closing cele- bration with “Next Night, The BOLD Finale,” presented by the Next Night Beverly Hills Committee along with the City Council, more live music, dancing, interactive art plus a beer and wine garden.

In a separate activation, the Louis World-renown Boston based artist Janet Vuitton X exhibit popped-up in a Echelman’s breathtaking installation vibrant pink and orange version of the was draped above Santa Monica old Brooks Brothers building. Inside Boulevard between The Wallis Annenberg was a mix of candy colored clothing Center for the Performing Arts and and bag displays, graffiti art and Beverly Gardens Park. Spanning nearly Snapchat-ready moments. The best 85 feet in length, the piece was lit up at news: it’s running through September night with a hue of LED lights. 15, 2019. Photo by Brad Dickson Page 10 | September 6, 2019 BEVERLY HILLS REAL ESTATE Real Estate Roundup

By Ana Figueroa all surrounding homes sales. It is impor- tional aspect and leave it in the hands Most importantly, you don’t want to dis- The Courier reached out to some of tant that you sell your home quickly, as of a trusted broker.” tract a potential buyer with your pres- the city’s most prominent women in real accruing days on the market will ulti- ence. To help a buyer visualize them- estate about the hot residential market mately result in a lower sales price, selves living in the house, it is best to in Beverly Hills. Specifically, we asked: longer carrying cost (which is added to not be home during showings or open “In light of the continuing spotlight seller costs) and one very negative sce- houses, same goes for pets. My advice on local residential real estate, what is nario… becoming stale or shopworn, is to interview three strong brokers in the most important advice you can which indicates there is a stigma or a your area and get an independent offer home sellers?” problem with the property. Most times appraisal. If you are serious about sell- there is nothing wrong with the home, ing your home, accessibility is impor- but in fact, the only issue is that it’s over- tant, and you have to be prepared to priced. accommodate a buyer who requests a “Perception is reality and the phrase last-minute showing.” ‘the market is speaking to you’ could never be more true than in this current market. You cannot be priced too low in Myra Nourmand this market, if you are you will get mul- Principal tiple offers. However, if you are priced Nourmand & Associates too high you will get no offers and in fact your showings will be infrequent. A “You are selling the most expensive general rule of thumb, how many show- asset you own, and you never get a sec- ings per week are you getting? Three or ond chance to make a first impression! Rayni Williams more indicates you are well priced and Try to make a ‘wow’ factor for your Co-Founder & Agent close to offers. buyers. It is important to make sure Williams & Williams Estates Group “If you do happen to come out with your home appeals to the senses: eyes, Hilton & Hyland the wrong price because a spouse, ears and nose. It’s easy to light scented investor or partner wants to ‘try’ a cer- candles, play some soft music in the Joyce Rey “The best advice I offer my sellers is tain number, just make an adjustment background, put out fresh flowers and Executive Director of Coldwell Banker to recognize the current state of the mar- quickly, within a couple weeks, listen to make sure your house has good light- Global Luxury ket. We are in a very price-conscious the market as it speaks to you. Lastly, ing. The entrance to your home should market. Sales are happening frequently, hire a well-seasoned professional and be beautifully landscaped with flowers “The best advice I can give to sell- however, to fetch the most amount of take their lead based on facts and their and a green lawn. Be sure to declutter ers of luxury properties is to carefully money in this market, you must price qualifications. Often times the property and organize the entire home because analyze value. That can be done with the home with value perception. Buyers is too close to the owner for them to you want it to look spacious, even in an experienced and professional realtor are extraordinarily savvy and are not make the call on how to price it, so you the closets. You don’t want anything to looking at every detail of the subject only aware of price per square foot but must separate yourself from the emo- fall on a buyer when opening a closet. property and comparing it to similar BEVERLY HILLS September 6, 2019 | Page 11 REAL ESTATE

properties in the area. Often, a property gy. There are a number of precautions to ing strategy to achieve your mutual uncluttered spaces and newly-painted receives an offer which the seller deems be made prior to hitting the market (i.e. goals. Being part of a collective of walls. I ask my sellers to put away person- low, however in today’s changing mar- cleaning, staging, pre-marketing, etc.) and agents that sell like properties is always al belongings and family photos so the ketplace, it’s important to negotiate, and the right agent will work hand-in-hand an advantage for the seller. Extensive buyer can feel like it is their house, not perhaps take a number that’s less than with you throughout them all. Once the marketing exposure is also key. Digital, the seller’s home. Many of my sellers say expected. There are many instances of print and targeted social media enhance that it is nice feeling like they are living in home is ready for market, an aggressive a model home while waiting to sell!” rejected offers where months later the marketing strategy catered to the unique your opportunity to reach clients on a seller regrets ignoring the buyer’s inter- features of your properly is critical for domestic and global level. Additionally, est. We also see examples of record- maximum exposure. Once offers start one of the most significant aspects of breaking prices at the high end. Each coming in, your trusted agent will be there successfully selling a house is timing. property is unique in every respect. to guide you through the escrow process Like anything else in life, timing is Selecting the correct asking price is the to a low-stress sale!” everything!” most important starting point when deciding to sell.

Are you subscribed to our e-blast? Sign up at bhcourier.com Linda May Jade Mills Estates Director, Linda May Properties International Ambassador Sally Forster Jones Hilton & Hyland Coldwell Banker Global Luxury to receive news, Executive Director, Luxury Estates at Compass and President at SFJ Group “Obviously, getting top dollar is “The most important advice that I offers and more. everyone’s objective! An experienced give my sellers is always the same. I tell “It’s absolutely crucial to work with a agent who specializes in either the my sellers to make their home look its reputable agent. Hand-pick an agent who architecture of your home or the loca- absolute best. What does that mean? tion (or both) is the most ideal person to Buyers buy a lifestyle. They want to feel is knowledgeable in the overall real estate that they are buying the way that they market, but also your home’s area specifi- have in your corner! They will help you would like to live. I recommend clean, cally, to ensure an effective pricing strate- position the house and create a market- Page 12 | September 6, 2019 BEVERLY HILLS HEALTH & WELLNESS

The Courier welcomes Eva Ritvo, M.D. as the inaugural contributor of the new Courier Columnist feature. Hello Beverly Hills. I would like to invite it forward for a stranger. Buy someone coffee you to Bekindr. You are already known or maybe even lunch and anticipate that around the world for being and having the your actions will have ripples you can’t see. finest. Why not be the kindest? The last time I was having lunch in Let’s start at home and watch it spread. Brentwood with my 88-year old dad, we Take the example of the drive-through were told there was no bill. The couple at Starbucks where one morning a customer the table next to us had picked up the check paid for the coffee for the car behind him. on their way out This gesture made our day. When the barista explained what happened Kindness powerfully impacts both the to the next car, they did the same. The pat- giver and the receiver. Both get a rush of tern of paying it forward continued for an happiness producing chemicals that lift our astounding 378 customers in a row! mood, making us feel better about humani- “Kindness begets kindness,” said ty. Our bodies secrete oxytocin when we are Sophocles, so I am not telling you anything the giver or the receiver of kindness. new. But what is new is how busy and dis- Oxytocin is a powerful hormone released in tracted we are in this 24/7 world. And also a variety of situations that helps us feel con- new is how quickly things can spread. nected to others and is most likely responsi- Dr. Ritvo is the author of Kindness in Beverly Hills can spread from ble for the warm sensation we feel in our several books, including one person to another like ripples in a pond chest when we help others. Psychologist “Bekindr-The Transformative and may even reach around the globe. Your Jonathan Haidt calls this feeling “elevation” Power of Kindness.” behavior will impact those closest to you and describes it as an emotional response to and many others you will never see. So, if witnessing moral beauty. These positive feel- you want to live in a kinder, gentler world, ings also promote health by lowering blood Dr. Ritvo is a psychiatrist with more than 25 years experi- become it yourself. In the words of Gandhi, pressure and heart rate and decreasing ence practicing in Miami Beach. She is the former Chair “Be the change you wish to see in the inflammation. of Psychiatry and Behavioral Medicine at Mount Sinai world.” Together we can learn to view kindness Medical Center and the former Vice Chair of Psychiatry Each of us has the power to begin a grass- the way we do recycling. We all know it’s a and Behavioral Sciences at the Miller School of Medicine roots movement. Let’s make kind ness the good idea and the right thing to do. We sim- at the University of Miami. She’s a Distinguished Fellow new black. ply need to create the right habits and build of the American Psychiatry Association and a member of Start with something small. Smile more them into our daily routine. The more we the American College of Psychiatrists. Dr. Ritvo received often. Hold a door open. Let someone go in do, the greater the impact. Together we can her undergraduate and medical degrees from UCLA, and front of you in traffic or at the supermarket. go forward and create a kinder, more posi- psychiatry residency training at Weill Cornell Medicine. It really is that simple. Seize the day and pay tive world in Beverly Hills and beyond.

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Beverly Hills Fosters Kindness Through Transformative Initiatives By Laura Coleman “I think it’s great that with scouts The Golden Rule in any language they’re taught to do an act of kindness tells us that we should do unto others everyday [and] they embody the spirit that which we want done unto our- of what we’re trying to promote,” selves. Mirisch said. The City of Beverly Hills is now in When Mirisch was first elected to the midst of two transformative initia- the City Council in 2009, he ran on the tives centering on kindness – one on platform of “Residents First.” Now in his behalf of the Human Relations third term on City Council, Mirisch has Commission and another launched by a kaleidoscopic understanding of the the mayor’s office. City of Beverly Hills as few do. “Kindness is at the root of every sin- “Who wouldn’t want to be a city of gle culture, in every world religion, in kindness?” he proffered, referencing the every country and in every age, it’s the words of Anaheim Mayor Tom Tait, who base of the Golden Rule, as we know it. launched a similar initiative in his city, There isn’t anybody who doesn’t talk with 2011’s “Year of Kindness” cam- KINDNESS IS KING — Dr. Eli and Rochelle Ginsburg received the mayor’s Kindess about it, from Confucius to Audrey paign prompting over a million acts of Recognition award at the Aug. 6 Beverly Hills City Council meeting. Hepburn,” said Beverly Hills resident kindness in the City of Anaheim. Rochelle Ginsburg at a recent City “It all comes back to what is our It’s in our mission statement. Our tenet ate nomination can still do so by the Council meeting, who together with her vision for our city,” Mirisch continued. is to promote positive human relations close of business today, Friday, Sept. 6, husband, Eli, became the sixth recipient “We are all connected and we [should] in community life.” at http://beverlyhills.org/embracecivil- to be awarded the mayor’s Kindness remember that we’re all unique, special Since taking over as commission ityaward. Recognition. individuals who have our own quirks, chair earlier this year, Saleh has begun The Commission will vote and The city’s Kindness Recognition is needs and ideals. Kindness is also toler- each commission meeting with com- make a selection at its upcoming meet- designed to recognize residents who ation. It makes the city a better place.” missioners sharing stories of recent acts ing on Sept. 19 with the recipient to be have shown acts of kindness within the Since the Human Relations of kindness within the city. In addition, honored at a City Council meeting in community and typically go out of their Commission was founded almost 19 the commission recently formalized a October. way to make positive contributions to years ago, the commission has worked process to review kindness endorse- “This award is so meaningful those around them. to foster greater civility and kindness ments en route to providing recommen- because we celebrate individuals or This coming Tuesday, Boy Scout within the city from its annual Embrace dations for the mayor’s Kindness groups in the community who are role Troop 110 will become the seventh Civility Award to last year’s launch of Initiative. models of positive behavior; they sup- recipient to be honored by the City Kindness Week in February. In a similar vein as the mayor’s kind- port and respect responsible actions, Council since Mayor John Mirisch “Civility has always been the core ness recognition, the Human Relations they promote positive neighbor to launched the initiative earlier this year of the commission,” said Human Commission is preparing to select its 8th neighbor relations,” Saleh said. “It’s in tandem with being sworn in for his Relations Chair Annette Saleh. “It’s annual Embrace Civility Award recipi- important because it inspires others to third term as mayor this past March. always been about promoting civility. ent. Those wishing to make an immedi- do the same.” know. Buttermilk Provencal. Ifyou know, you sandwiches with"The Original" tures ChefLudo’s signaturefriedchicken treated toaLudoBirdpop-upwhich fea- tle morecasual,Beverly Hillswas also prehensive rosélist.For somethingalit- Gallic-inspired foodmenuandacom- locals totheSouthofFrance witha residency hastransported guestsand Summer of Amour” sincetheirculinary Gilles,” theyshouldhave calledit“The By CaroleDixon Chef LudoandGillesintheMontageKitchen Summer ofLudo&GillesContinuesUntiltheEndSeptember COURIER receive aMichelin star. and GillesEpié,theyoungest chef toever most influentialchefs, Ludo Lefebvre, sonal pop-upwithoneofLos Angeles’ Beverly Hillsdebutedathree-monthsea- space offHighland Avenue when critics multi-course venture inanoldstripmall again by openingupatiny gastronomic Bastide. 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The two accomplishedchefs met rate withChefLudoforthepop-upcon- Ètoile –Paris ChampsElysèes,tocollabo- 16-year hiatusfromhisrestaurant Citrus grand debutback toBeverly Hillsaftera French chef, GillesEpié,who ismakinga kitchen isfriendandaward-winning Joining ChefLudoin The Restaurant’s So, what’s theresultwhen two pow- have madethisatrulyfantasticexperi- guests atSummerofLudoandGilles can bereallytoughattimes,butthe stands andappreciatesit.Restaurants you hopethattheaudienceunder- wonderful. When creatingaconcept, put smilesonpeople'sfaces. It's always anhonorandapleasureto me every day ofwhy Ibecameachef. Seeing allthesejoyful guestsreminds even getcomplimentsonourmusic. atmosphere, thewaiter's outfits,andwe pop-up is. They love thefood, telling ushow amazingtheythinkthe are extremelyhappy. Guestsarealways restaurant isalways fullandtheguests ful thanweactuallyanticipated. The successful. 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SHOOSHANI “I’m very pro-business and pro- (Continued from page 1) development, but this development would have been very detrimental for moments. Delshad became the first, the city,” he said, underscoring how and thus far only, Persian to serve on important it is for developers to follow the Beverly Hills City Council. the city’s prescribed development Shooshani, who emigrated from rules. “I’m proud to have helped Iran in 1976 at the age of 17, said that defeat the referendum.” Beverly Hills represented the pinnacle After graduating with a degree in of dreams. Forty-three years later, political science from Immaculate Shooshani still sees the city as an aspi- Heart College in Los Angeles, rational paradise. Shooshani went on to carve a career in “Beverly Hills is an extremely spe- business and real estate development. cial place. It has a dream, and it is a In addition to developing several proj- dream and I would like to maintain it ects across the region, in 1980 he took and make it better,” he said. “This over Bobco Metals LLC, one of the old- place is the dream of the American est metal companies in Los Angeles. Dream.” He and his wife, Avid, have two young After graduating from Team adult children, daughter Diba and son Beverly Hills in 2004, Shooshani went Aaron. on to serve on the Public Works Shooshani believes he can make a Commission for six years (2008-13), difference on a number of key issues. where he helped save the city millions Among them: reigniting the city’s brick of dollars in waste disposal fees. For and mortar retail economy in the face the past five years, he has served on of online shopping; helping to solve the Planning Commission, where he the city’s roughly $280 million has worked to facilitate some of the unfunded pension liability; and figur- city’s most complex projects. ing out creative solutions to the recent Shooshani said his most signifi- Regional Housing Needs Assessment cant moments on the Planning dictating the creation of scores of Commission transpired during his time affordable housing units in the next as chair. Namely, when he helped eight years. He also advocates adding negotiate the unprecedented $60 mil- more hotel rooms to the city’s invento- lion developer fee from Wanda (the ry as well as studying whether the mil- largest developer fee ever achieved in lions of dollars to produce BOLD is the city), as well as when he worked to “money well spent.” help defeat Beverly Hilton owner Beny “My first aim is to keep the quality Alagem’s referendum to transform an of living in our city,” added Shooshani. already-approved project on his prop- “Cities are businesses. We have to run erty into a 26-story high-rise condo- a tight ship. We have to look for oppor- minium tower by going directly to the tunities.” voters. BEVERLY HILLS COURIERPage 20 | September 6, 2019 CALENDAR

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TV AT THE PALEY — PaleyFest Fall TV Previews run from Sept. 5-15 in Beverly Hills By Sandra Sims “Perfect Harmony” stars Emmy winner The Paley Center for Media is hosting Bradley Whitford as a former Princeton the 13th annual PaleyFest Fall TV University music professor who unex- Previews in Beverly Hills. The event, pectedly stumbles into choir practice at a which runs from Sept. 5 though Sept. 15, small-town church and becomes its features advance screenings and panel director. discussions with cast members and pro- Tickets for each session are $20 for the ducers of the Fall season’s upcoming tel- general public and $15 for The Paley evision shows. Center for Media members. Tickets are The first screening and panel discussion available at the center's website, paley- took place yesterday evening, with cast center.org. Upcoming line-ups for the fes- members and producers of “Perfect tival are scheduled with receptions to Harmony” followed by screenings of the precede the screenings and panels. pilots of NBC's two other new fall series, Today’s screening will be Amazon’s “Sunnyside” and “Bluff City Law.” “Undone” at 7 p.m.

9/11 musical tribute. In addition to the (Continued from page 1) haunting sounds of bagpipes, alternat- ing buglers will play “Taps” on top of the Library and Fire Station buildings. The morning ceremony will con- “Every year this is a focal point for clude with a moment of silence follow- the community to come together,” ing the ceremonial ringing of the bell Matsch said of the meaningful 9/11 (three sets of five chimes) at 6:59 a.m. sculpture that is displayed just outside to mark the time when the first of the the fire station. two Twin Towers fell. “We have something in the com- The evening ceremony, from 5:30- munity where we can grieve together 6 p.m., will likewise take place outside and also celebrate,” he added. the Beverly Hills Fire Department, with Both community events are free traditional elements such as the laying and open to the public, with two-hour of the wreath, an honor guard presen- free parking available next to the tation, the ringing of the bell, and a Beverly Hills Public Library. Page 22 | September 6, 2019 BEVERLY HILLS FUN & GAMES

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ANTI-BULLYING ing PBIS at the high school vent new bullying problems, PBIS matrix. The matrix is post- promote effective prevention, (Continued from page 1) level.” said Chism. and achieve better peer rela- ed in classrooms, lunchrooms, intervention, and youth sup- tions. The core components bathrooms, library and other port. The curriculum includes a “I became aware of the How the Initiatives Work of the program involve a long- public areas to reinforce and readiness assessment that helps concerns that parents had about Both PBIS and Olweus term approach that works encourage positive behavior. schools gauge how prepared bullying on our campuses. The enlist district and school-based on many levels focused on Hawthorne teachers helped- they are to implement the pro- board of education and our leadership teams to design and engaging and training at the create a matrix using the acronym gram as well as a bullying superintendent, Dr. Bregy, both implement strategies to improve school, classroom, individual, HERO, which stands for questionnaire to identify the agreed that these concerns school climate. Both also strive and community level. The cur- honorable, engaged, respo- extent of the bullying at the should be a priority. I was to engage parents and commu- riculum model defines bullying duction,responsible, and open- school sites. charged with finding a viable nity partners in activities that and uses surveys, classroom minded. It lists suggestions for solution that would work for promote positive student behavior. curriculum, implementation how students can behave posi- Measuring Outcomes our students,” said Chism. “The At the district level, an resources, and training of tively in the cafeteria, bath- Kaber noted that Hawthorne goal district-wide is to reduce appointed PBIS Coordinator is staff and teachers. room and playground. students participated in a sur- incidents of bullying and make working within the Student Cindy Trost, the president “In everything you do, you vey designed to collect data on sure that our students feel safe Services Department. The coor- of BHEF, tells the Courier that can be a HERO. For example, bullying and positive behavior. and welcomed on our campuses.” dinator, Angela Lawyer, is in her organization saw the two welcoming others to sit with The district plans to measure charge of facilitating PBIS train- initiatives as a gateway for you in the cafeteria,” said the success of the initiatives PBIS and Olweus ing for staff at all district school improving school safety and Kaber. using behavior data and met- Chism explained to the levels. She is responsible for creating a more positive envi- Providing students with rics related to academic Courier that BHUSD decided the overall management of the ronment for students. The BHEF expectations about their behav- achievement of students. to pursue the PBIS and Olweus PBIS framework within the dis- board unanimously agreed to ior can decrease the need for She hopes that all the initiatives because the frame- trict, providing support and support the initiatives by pro- discipline down the road. The efforts will result in a measura- work and curriculum were con- training to school teams and viding funding for training. school is also working on ways ble decrease in the “teasing” sistent with the district’s goals PBIS school site coaches. to recognize and celebrate stu- culture at school. The new ini- of reducing incidents of bully- Additionally, Lawyer provides Roll Out Underway dents who demonstrate positive tiatives will also help students ing at the school sites and pro- school-based training in col- District schools are busy behavior. listen to each other respectfully viding a safer environment for laboration with the Los Angeles implementing the new initia- As for the Olweus Bullying and work together. learning. The initiatives are cur- County Office of Education. tives. Hawthorne Elementary Prevention Program, the district Trost says she’ll know the rently in effect in other local The school training includes School Principal Sarah believes it can reduce incidents initiatives have worked when districts, including the Los Angeles technical assistance to support Kaber tells the Courier that of bullying and achieve better BHUSD schools create “an Unified School District. school site coaches, assistance teachers introduced PBIS as peer relations. environment where none of the The course of study for with data collection and data- part of the curriculum begin- Kaber notes that the Olweus children have to talk about bul- PBIS is set out in the PBIS based decision-making process- ning on the first day of school. program includes crucial par- lying and they are looking for- Tiered Fidelity Inventory, a es,as well as conducting class- “We have to teach positive ent-engagement components. ward to going to school the resource that provides crucial room walk-through analysis. behavior in the same way that Specifically, parents are encour- next day.” feedback about positive behav- “We have a PBIS team as we teach reading and math; by aged to change student behavior The initiatives, said Kaber, ioral interventions. The PBIS well as a PBIS coach at each reinforcing it,” said Kaber. by examining their own actions are a crucial step in the right Coordinator at each school site. We thank the board of “PBIS is about developing a and modeling good behavior. direction for all of the district’s also presents the anti-bullying education and BHEF for invest- positive school culture by set- “What do parents do that is students. curriculum constructed by ing in our students by approv- ting very clear positive behav- ‘bullying’ that they don’t real- “In order to change behavior, Olweus to school site leaders. ing and funding these pro- ior expectations. Rules are not ize they are doing? Olweus has you have to address it. We have Both initiatives are current- grams,” Chism told the Courier. a secret. We teach them, show a program that teaches parents to make a commitment as a ly in place for all students in The Olweus Bullying Prev- them, and then teach them how to use social media to school and district that social grades K-12. Specialized tools ention Program consists of again,” she added. model behavior for the stu- and emotional growth is just as for K-5 students, middle school a prescribed curriculum based Kaber, who taught fifth dents,” said Kaber. important as learning content,” and high school levels provide on thirty-five years of research. grade at Hawthorne before The Olweus program also she said. customized learning. The program’s desired outcome becoming the principal in helps prevent bullying by “We are one of the few dis- is to reduce existing bullying 2018, explained that each dis- engaging parents and commu- tricts in California implement- problems among students, pre- trict school created its own nity partners in activities that BEVERLY HILLS September 06, 2019 | Page 25

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Event Planner: • BRENTWOOD • KELEMEN Wanted: A Dream ROOM For RENT lan, review & execute • OFFICE SPACE • REAL ESTATE Home for My family events according to 922 S. Barrington Av. (310) 966-0900 in Beverly Hills Ideal for Professional: License 00957281 It’s our family’s dream 2 Bd.+2 Ba. Condo client's request; negoti- Lawyer, Doctor, Real all listings are on to live in a beautiful Furnished. 1st flr. ate contracts & prepare Estate Broker, etc. CenturyCityLiving.com home in a safe area. Master Bedroom reports. Jobsite: L.A., We are educators & NOW AVAILABLE with private bath CA; Min. H.S. Diploma GATED 5 STAR are selling our home. or foreign equiv.+ 2 LUXURY PROPERTIES Would you find it in your entrance & balcony. yrs. exp.+ Exp. w/MS *BEL AIR heart to sell us your { {{{{{ }}}}}} *WESTWOOD Large closet, parking, Excel+ Kosher Food Apprx 550 Sq. Ft. *CENTURY CITY home at a fair price? laundry facility. Thank You, Jackie! Catering + Food Kichenette, bathroom $1,600 Utilities Incld. Handler card or cert. w/ shower, double CENTURY PARK EAST 323/646-0698 garaged parking incld. $988,000 424/229-0808 req’d. Mail resumes to: {{ } } Bazilikum Catering, {{{{ }}}} 2 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS Please Call 300 attn.: S. On, For More Details: Unobstructed City Views HOUSES 147 N. Willaman Dr. High Floor. Totally Renovated. 310/826-0541 FOR SALE B.H., CA 90211 Raised Ceilings. Recessed Lights. State of the art Kitchen. Luxurious Baths. Crystal Stall Shower SEEKING *** FOR LEASE *** Hardwood Floors. Crown FREELANCE Moldings. Make an Offer GRAPHIC OFFICE IN CENTURY PARK EAST DESIGNER $671,000 TO $1,050,000 Must be able to: BOUTIQUE BLDG design digital CENTURY TOWERS advertising, $1,425/MO. $699,000 TO $1,099,000 marketing material PARK PLACE & social media. Adj. Beverly Hills $935,000 TO $1,139,000 Please Call Kathy: LE PARC 310/678-6700 $2,099,000 TO $2,895,000 323/782-1144 CENTURY HILL ————— $1,250,000 TO $2,390,000 CARETAKER ONE CENTURY 89 $3,400,000 TO $10,099,000 AVAILABLE BEAUTY SALON BEVERLY HILLS HOME Prime Beverly Hills Trustworthy & Reliable Boutique Bldg. CENTURY WOODS SEEKING LIVE-IN $1,369,000 TO $2,799,000 Care for elderly or de- Adjacent to BEL AIR CREST bilitated relatives at home. HOUSEKEEPER Montage Hotel $1,788,000 TO $9,500,000 BEVERLY HILLS on Canon Dr. Experienced & friendly, 5 Days A Week. Some Complexes include providing companionship, SALON HAS • Large Offices • Light housekeeping, Heated Pools, Sundeck, security, meal prep., etc. 2 STATIONS 16ft.x18ft. • $2,500 Tennis, Doorman, 10ft.x16ft. • $1,500 Houseman, Staff Experience w/ stroke FOR RENT light cooking. Must drive Engineers, Switchboard, With reception, library patients, 104-year-old GREAT PRICE! for groceries/errands and Security Staff, woman that required a PRIME LOCATION and kitchen. Switchboard, Saunas, have references. 310/273-0136 Business Center, Pet live-in caregiver to Robertson/Charleville Close to shops PlayLand, Restaurant, continue the lifestyle • • • • • • • Call 310/420-7022 Acres of Flower Gardens & restaurants. and Grassy Lawns. she was accustomed to. Full Time Hairstylist Flexible: F/T or Hourly, Assisitant needed Live-Out/In. Speak English w/cosmetology lic. 240 & Hebrew. References & • • • • • • • OFFICE / STORE recommendations avail. oliverlaurent.com FOR LEASE Please Call/Text Meira: Call 310/498-1505 210/778-3923 ————— 90 EMPLOYMENT ROCHELLE ATLAS MAIZE GAYLE WEISS LESSING ANDS [email protected] [email protected] B LESSING H ANDS OPPORTUNITY H OME C ARE 310.968.8828 I dre #01365331 310.880.7948 I dre #01050268 1 & 2 - PERSON RESIDENT 403 425 MANAGEMENT PARKING HOUSES TEAM FOR RENT FOR RENT In-Home Quality Affordable Caregivers Professional appearance. Small complex, Light housekeeping, meal B.H.+Westside Area PARKING SPACE BEAUTIFUL prep, incontinent care, Management/ FOR RENT CARTHAY AREA medication mgmt, post Maintenance, 670 Kelton Ave. $3,300/Mo. recovery, transportation, Leasing Perfect for • • hospice care support, etc. • •••• Experience a Plus. UCLA Student or 24/7 Care•Long/short- SPACIOUS DUPLEX Great Opportunity! Westwood Village term, P/T or as needed. 3 Bed. + 2 Bath Free Rent Business/Office. Excellent References! + Salary! $150/Month Dining room, fireplace, Bonded & Insured Fax Resume: beams , hardwood flrs., Free Consultation @ 310/829-2630 Great Value! 24-Hrs 805/915-7751 Or Email: • 310/209-0006 • patio, 2-car garage. 818/433-0182 THEROBERTSCO@ Blocks to UCLA/ Quiet, Safe Area. Owned/Operated by Nurses THEROBERTSCO.COM Westwood Village 818/425-4838 APARTMENT/CONDO RENTALS BEVERLY HILLS September 06, 2019 | Page 27

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Beverly Hills 90211 BEVERLY HILLS ADJ. BEVERLY HILLS BEVERLY HILLS ADJ. REMODELED 221 S. Doheny Dr. GRAND OPENING Beautifully Remodeled Brand New LUXURIOUS 2 BEDROOM, 2 BATH • 3 Bd+3 Ba. 2,100sq. 2 BEDROOM, 2 BATH Light and bright upper • 2 Bd.+ 2018 Construction High ceiling, designer 2 Ba. = BRENTWOOD = silk curtains, lrg closets, FACING BEAUTIFUL with hardwood floors, •••••• Spacious, huge bright kitch., deck+ COURTYARD dishwaser, wall A/C unit, hardwood flrs., The Sanremo 417 S. Barrington Av. lush backyard, seasonal $2,995/MO. laundry facility and huge closets, built-in fruit trees, flowers, 2 car parking space. a/c, dishwasher, pool, :::::::::::::: Totally remodeled with waterfall, LED Jacuzzi. $2,650MO. elevator, controlled 2 Bdrm.+ 2 Bath modern fixtures and new access, laundry 1 2 Bd.+1 Ba. Guesthouse 918 S. BEDFORD 3 Bdrm.+ 2 /2 Bath granite counters through- facilities. No pets. 700sq., full kitchen. out all amenities in Sam: 310/422-6026 :::::::::::::: W/ Guesthouse $8,500 424/343-0015 kitchen and includes all Open floor plan, high W/O Guesthouse $6,500 ————— Great Location! appliances. Breakfast BEVERLY HILLS ceilings, French oak Text/Call Rebeka Shad area. Large closets, ————— Cell: 213/761-2766 Beverly Center, BETWEEN THE GROVE SINGLE BEVERLY HILLS flrs+porcelain tiles, x-lrg. balconies, Berber carpet/ Updated & Bright Cedar Sinai Adj. & BEVERLY CENTER harwood foors and verticle 443 S. Oakhurst Dr. walk-in closets, stain- Lower Duplex SPACIOUS & BRIGHT Large kitchen, stove, • • BEVERLY HILLS 2 Bdrm.+1.5 Bath blinds. Fireplace, washer/ 2 Bd.+2 Ba. less steel appliances, SINGLE FAMILY RES 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH dryer included in laundry fridge, hardwood flrs., • • quartz countertops, pool, + Bedroom/Office 1 Bd.+1 Ba. Newly Renovated Upper duplex apt with area. Secured building a/c unit, balcony, • • • • state of the art gym, 2br/2ba/FR/FDR $4,500/Month • • with atrium and garden laundry facility, lots • • • • 2,350 sq.ft Huge living-room, fire- hardwood floors, nice • • • • laundry hook-ups, $6,000.00/mo. courtyard view. Choice place, hardwood flrs. front deck, washer of closet space, prkg. controlled access, prkg, Call: (818) 996-2061 location Near Beverly Center, $1,600/Month Large bedrooms, and dryer in unit. Close to Cedars- Sinai, Restaurants, B RIGHT & SPACIOUS free WiFi. carpet. Walk-in closets. Trader Joes, Etc. No Pets. 310/276-2295 Brentwood Village. $3,650/MO. B EVERLY H ILLS 440 Breakfast/dining room, Cell: 310/892-6010 Call 310/734-7430 Shown By Appointment. • 310/440-0208 • UNFURNISHED washer/dryer in unit. —————––––L IVING. 8544 BURTON WAY VERY UNIQUE • MUST SEE APTS/CONDOS Central heat, A/C’s. ————— BEVERLY HILLS Balcony, dishwasher, Enclosed garage BEVERLY HILLS Call 310/273-6770 GUESTHOUSE skylight, elevator, inter- ————— w/ electric outlets NORTH OF WILSHIRE BRENTWOOD or 213/444-8865 400 sf with full bath com entry, on-site KELEMEN suited to charge 519 S. Barrington Ave. REAL ESTATE 2 BDRM. + 2 BATH or 310/734-7263 effenciency kitchen, laundry, parking. (310) 966-0900 Electric Vehicles. $3,450/MO. PLEASE CALL: License 00957281 skylight & backyard. 323/270-0604 310/274-8840 ˚Δ˚Δ˚Δ˚Δ˚Δ˚Δ˚ all listings are on Furnished available. Ideal for 1 person CenturyCityLiving.com Dogs+cats considered. 1 Also furniture for sale: ————— 2 Bdrm.+1 /2 Bath BEVERLY HILLS ADJ. with pet. Must have BEVERLY HILLS ADJ. NOW AVAILABLE Living room, dining excellent credit. Utilities Bright unit. GATED 5 STAR LUXURIOUS 120 S. Swall Dr. BEVERLY HILLS and bedroom set. included. $1,600/MO Dishwasher, On-site LUXURY PROPERTIES 2 BEDROOM, 2 BATH ••••••••• FURNISHED & UNFURNISHED 344 S. Spalding Dr. For more info call Call 310/276-0278 • laundry, parking. *BEL AIR • *WESTWOOD Across Beverly High 310/420-4449 $2,995/MO. • Bachelor • Close to *CENTURY CITY ————— • 3 BDRM. + 2 BATH Totally remodeled with BEVERLY HILLS • • Brentwood Village. ————— • CENTURY PARK EAST $3,900/MO. PREMIERE 1500 SF modern fixtures and new 218 S. Tower Dr. ••••••• 310/472-8915 2 BDRMS, 2 BATHS Quiet 4-unit bldg. CONDO FOR LEASE granite counters through- • • Very Spacious, A/C, ————— $6,875/MONTH out all amenities in •• SINGLE •• balcony, intercom entry, BRENTWOOD High Floor. Brand New Large 1st flr. unit, 2 BDRM. + 2 BATH • • Renovation. Ocean Views hardwood flrs., washer/ includes 2 parking. kitchen and includes all ••on-sight laundry, prkg. 11933 Darlington Ave. Quiet Corner Location. Hardwood appliances. Breakfast • • Central air, brand new • • Close to Cedars-Sinai, ==== Floors. Gourmet Kitchen. dryer, modern updated area. Large closets, Old World Charm! Beverly Center, ==== Luxurious Bathroom kitchen, patio, side hrdwd flrs throughout, balconies, Berber carpet/ 2 Jumbo Balconies shops, cafes 2 Bd.+2 Ba. entrance, gated windows. washer and dryer in harwood foors and Bright, intercom entry, 310/277-5476 & transportation. 1 Bd.+1 Ba. 2 BDRMS, 2 BATHS unit, fireplace, verticle blinds. Fireplace, fridge, stove, laundry fac. 424/303-7142 $5,950/MONTH ————— newly renovated. washer/dryer included CLOSE TO RESTAURANTS Bright & Sunny Breathtaking City Views. Large ————— $3,400/MO. in laundry area. Secured & SHOPPING. 1-Block To Spacious, balcony, Corner Unit. Two Jumbo Balconies Beverly Hills Adjacent 323/651-2598 Renovated. Hardwood Floors 317 S. HOLT AVE. building with garden Cedars-Sinai Hospital large closets, hard- Lots of Closets Olympic/Shenandoah Call 818/321-1942 courtyard view. Choice ————— Beverly Hills Adj. wood flrs., refrigerator, location Near Beverly 310 S. Sherbourne Dr. 2 BDRMS, 2 BATHS Newly Remodeled ————— on-sight laundry, prkg. $4,950/MONTH Center, Cedars-Sinai, BEVERLY HILLS 1 Bdrm.+1 Bath 310/473-1509 High Floor. Breathtaking Ocean 2 bedroom, 3 baths Restaurants, Trader Joes, GREAT LOCATION! Newly Remodeled. Close to Shops & Views. Double Suites. Totally Owner’s Townhouse BEVERLY HILLS ADJ. Etc. No Pets. •••••••• Renovated. Hardwood Floors • • Balcony, hardwood flrs., Restaurants. LOWER DUPLEX Shown By Appointment. • 2 Bd.+2 Ba. Jumbo Balcony Stunning & immaculate. • elevator, controlled LARGE 2 BDRM, 1 BA. 8544 BURTON WAY • • access pool, on-site ————— 1 BDRM , 1 BATH Completely updated • BRENTWOOD • French doors in bdrm. • laundry, parking. $3,850/MONTH new Spacious living, dining Call 310/273-6770 North of Montana St. High Floor. Breathtaking City kitchen & open to large balcony • 310/247-8689 & breakfast room. High or 213/444-8865 Views. Renovated Kitchen bathrooms, new wood overlooking pool • Close to Dining, 11692 Chenault Dr. Luxury Bath. Crystal Shower ceilings, hardwood floors or 424/402-7338 • ORGEOUS NITS • • • • floors & windows, G U Shops, Transportation • • • Hardwood Floors. Jumbo Balcony central air & heat, throughout. New kitchen ————— CENTURY PARK EAST recessed lighting and w/granite440 counter tops Across The Street From • 1 Bd.+1 Ba. $4,000 to $5,300/month wired for sound. marbleUNFURNISHED tiles, new fridge. BEAUTIFUL CONDO Cedars-Sinai Hospital Wood+carpet floors, PARK PLACE BEVERLY HILLSADJ. Washer & dryer in unit. WasherAPT’S/CONDO’S & dryer in unit. 117 S. DOHENY DR spacious kitchen, dish- $4,200 to $4,950/month Hardwood flrs., central 309 S. Sherbourne Dr. Covered parking. Remodeled bathroom. Newly Remodeled washer, fridge, stove, CENTURY TOWERS air, pool, elevator, (••• •••) $3,650/Mo. Lots of closet spaces. ----- $6,500 to $7,000/month 1 BEDROOM, 1 BATH on-site laundry, balcony, walk-in closet, Anna 310-613-1231 1 Bd.+Den+1.5 Ba. CENTURY HILL Nicely landscaped front Top floor with balcony, intercom entry. gated entry, pool, on-site $4,950 to $8,900/month • • • • and backyard, parking. appliances, 2 parking. Easy Move-In! • • • • • • *1+1 only Good closet space, a/c, laundry, elevator. No pets. LE PARC Close to all amenities, Secured building. 320 N. La Peer Dr. 310/208-0111 Sorry elevator, dishwasher, www. shops, restaurants, etc. Non-smoking/No Pets. • 310/246-0290 • Close Close to Whole Foods, ONE CENTURY controlled access. $16,500 to $27,000/month bhcourier $2,950/MO. $2,650/MO. CLOSE TO to dining/shops/trans. Brentwood Park, CENTURY WOODS .com Cal 310/908-1919 Call 323/333-7078 SHOPS & DINING 310/247-8689 Tennis Courts. Sorry Page 28 | September 06, 2019 BEVERLY HILLS

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Grand Opening BRENTWOOD • WESTWOOD • * HOLLYWOOD * MID-WILSHIRE BRENTWOOD’s WESTWOOD ~ WESTWOOD ~ BRENTWOOD’s 11640 Kiowa Ave. 1385 Kelton Ave. 340 S. St. Andrews Pl. 1370 Veteran Ave. The Clarige 1134 N. SYCAMORE AV. • • Most Spectacular • ••••••• • • • • • Apartments 1 Bdrm. + 1 Bath 670 Kelton Ave. ^^^^^^ * * * * * 1 Bd.+1 Ba. Spacious 120 Granville Ave. Newly Updated • 1 Bd.+1 Ba. 2 Bdrm+2 Bath •• •• Brand New Building Hardwood floors, * * • •••••• • 1 Bdrm+1 Bath * **** * • 2 Bd.+2 Ba. dishwasher, on-sight * * * * * 2 Bdrm. + 2 Bath Balcony, air conditioning • • • • laundry, controlled Newly Remodeled • • • 2 Bd.+2 Ba. • •• • •••• • Balcony, controlled •• •• dishwasher, controlled access, parking. Great Views * **** * Balcony, dishwasher, access bldg., WiFi, Everything Brand New 310/569-1159 access, parking, * * a/c, heated pool, Great views, controlled elevator, on-site laundry. Large units, walk-in closet, pool, on-sight laundry, Close to U.C.L.A. & WiFi, elevator Hardwood floors, access, balcony, Close to shopping, custom kitchen, built-in gym, parking. Westwood Village great restaurants controlled access, 310/477-6885 appliances, washer/ elevator, lrg. pool, washer/dryer, all appli- on-site laundry, prkg. ————— and Metro. ances, hardwood floors Close to Close to U.C.L.A dryer in each unit, SANTA MONICA prkg, on-sight laundry. 213/738-9849 throughout, some units Brentwood Village, • Spacious • HIKING IN RUNYON —————–––– ————— central air. Pool, jacuzzi 3 Bdrm. 2 Bath w/ skylights+high ceilings. Shops & Restaurants. WESTWOOD + CANYON, HOLLYWOOD LAFAYETTE PARK Health club, wifi, sauna, • 310/826-4889 • spa, fitness center, Dishwasher, on-site 274 LAFAYETTE PARK PL. 10905 Ohio Ave. BOWL/NIGHTLIFE. heated pool, controlled ————— rooftop garden patio+ laundry, parking. 323/467-8172 • 1 Bdrm.+1 Bath •• C FREEWAY acess, parking. WEST L.A. • • fire pits, courtyard, LOSE TO •••••• 424/272-6596 • 12333 TeXaS Ave. •••• & TRANSPORTATION. ————— Granite counter tops, 2 Bd.+2 Ba. controlled access, prkg. 310/449-1100 • KOREATOWN • Close to Brentwood 1 Bdrm.+1 Bath •• •• stainless steel appliances, Village, Restaurants, ∞ ∞ ∞ • • 310/209-0006 2600 Virginia Ave. 423 S. Hoover St. air conditioned, new • 1 Bd.+1 Ba. • CLOSE TO SANTA UCLA, Mt. Saint Mary’s, ∞ ∞ ∞ ∞ • • Steps to UCLA & • 1 Bd.+1 Ba. • hrwd. flrs., designer Granite counters, dish- •• MONICA COLLEGE. & Transportation. • • Westwood Village. Balcony, air conditioning finishes, balcony, ceiling washer, balcony, stove, •• ————— fan, elevator, controlled ————— intercom-entry, on-site SANTA MONICA controlled access bldg., Wifi, Bright, controlled SANTA MONICA access. 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FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME –––––– –––––– E WALNUT STREET, to be: 9635 Cedarbrook or may be responsible for uled sale. If the trustee is STATEMENT 2019211903 The FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME APN: 4387-022-012 & 4387- PASADENA, CA 91101 All Drive, Beverly Hills, CA paying off all liens senior to unable to convey title for any following is/are doing business as: STATEMENT 2019230760 The 002-024 T. S. NO. 19-04- rights, title and interest con- 90210 The undersigned the lien being auctioned off, reason, the successful bid- CHANNELING BECKY following is/are doing business as: 1006 REF: KINGS RD veyed to and now held by it Trustee disclaims any liability before you can receive clear der's sole and exclusive rem- 10850 Wilshire Blvd. #350, Los NOTARY AND MOBILE SIGNING NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S under said Deed of Trust in for any incorrectness of the title to the property. You are edy shall be the return of Angeles, CA 90024; In The Twink SERVICES BY LEIZA SALE Pursuant to California the property situated in said street address and other encouraged to investigate monies paid to the trustee Of An Eye Casting, Inc. 10850 801 S. Beverly Glen Blvd., Los Civil Code Section County and State described common designation, if any the existence, priority, size of and the successful bidder Wilshire Blvd. #350, Los Angeles, Angeles, CA 90024; Leiza Thomas 2924c(b)(1) please be as follows: LEGAL shown herein. Said sale will outstanding liens that may shall have no further CA 90024; The business is conduct- 801 S. Beverly Glen Blvd., Los advised of the following: DESCRIPTION: THE LAND be made in "AS IS" condition, exist on this property by con- recourse. The beneficiary ed by: A CORPORATION, regis- Angeles, CA 90024; The business is IMPORTANT NOTICE YOU REFERRED TO HEREIN but without covenant or war- tacting the county recorder's under said Deed of Trust trant(s) has begun to transact conducted by: AN INDIVIDUAL, reg- ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A BELOW IS SITUATED IN ranty, express or implied, office or a title insurance heretofore executed and business under the name(s) listed istrant(s) has NOT begun to trans- DEED OF TRUST DATED THE COUNTY OF LOS regarding title, possession, company, either of which delivered to the undersigned August 2019: Tracy Byrd, act business under the name(s) MAY 1, 2018. UNLESS YOU ANGELES, STATE OF CALI- or encumbrances, to pay the may charge you a fee for this a written Declaration of President: Statement is filed with listed: Leiza Thomas, Owner: TAKE ACTION TO PRO- FORNIA, AND IS remaining principal sum of information. If you consult Default and Demand for the County of Los Angeles: August Statement is filed with the County of TECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: the note(s) secured by said either of these resources, Sale, and written Notice of 02, 2019; Published: August 16, Los Angeles: August 27, 2019; MAY BE SOLD AT PUBLIC Lot 7 of Tract No. 20500, in Deed of Trust, with interest you should be aware that the Default and Election to Sell. 23, 30, September 06, 2019 LACC Published: August 30, September SALE. IF YOU NEED AN the City of Los Angeles, thereon, as provided in said same lender may hold more The undersigned caused N/C 06, 13, 20, 2019 LACC N/C EXPLANATION OF THE County of Los Angeles, State note(s), advances, if any, than one mortgage or deed said Notice of Default and –––––– –––––– NATURE OF THE PRO- of California, as per Map under the terms of said deed of trust on the property. Election to Sell, to be record- FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME CEEDING AGAINST YOU, recorded in Book 580, Pages of trust, fees, charges and NOTICE TO PROPERTY ed as instrument number STATEMENT 2019230822 The STATEMENT 2019230758 The YOU SHOULD CONTACT A 25 and 26 of Maps, in the expenses of the Trustee and OWNER: The sale date 2019-0388111 on April 30, following is/are doing business as: following is/are doing business as: LAWYER. On AUGUST 30, Office of the County of the trusts created by said shown on this notice of sale 2019, of Official Records in REAL ESTATE COLLECTIVE MP FINANCIAL 2019 at 10:30 A.M. Citivest Recorder of said County. Deed of Trust. The total may be postponed one or the office of the County 5408 W. Adams Blvd., Los Angeles, 7188 Sunset Blvd. #102-A, Los Financial Services, Inc. as Also that portion of Lot 2 ESTIMATED amount of the more times by the mort- Recorder of Los Angeles CA 90016; Real Estate Collective Angeles, CA 90046; Deborah Miller duly appointed Trustee or Tract No. 20500, described unpaid balance of the obliga- gagee, beneficiary, trustee, County, State of California, 5408 W. Adams Blvd., Los Angeles, 7188 Sunset Blvd. #102-A, Los Successor Trustee under as follows: Beginning at the tion secured by the property or a court, pursuant to where the real property is CA 90016; The business is conduct- Angeles, CA 90046; The business is and pursuant to a Deed of Northeasterly corner of said to be sold and reasonable Section 2924g of the located. Dated July 30, 2019 ed by: A CORPORATION, regis- conducted by: AN INDIVIDUAL, reg- Trust recorded on 5/29/2018, Lot 2; thence along the estimate costs, expenses California Civil Code. The CITIVEST FINANCIAL trant(s) has begun to transact istrant(s) has NOT begun to trans- as instrument number 2018- Easterly line of said Lot 2, and advances at the time of law requires that information SERVICES, INC., Trustee business under the name(s) listed act business under the name(s) 0528253 of Official Records South 02 Degrees 44 the initial publication of the about trustee sale postpone- BY: E.M. MAZZARINO P.O. September 2014: Clarissa listed: Deborah Miller, Owner: in the office of the County Minutes 00 Seconds East Notice of Sale is ments be made available to Box 861894 Los Angeles, CA Lissone Vorgeack, President: Statement is filed with the County of Recorder of Los Angeles 35.50 feet; thence South 31 $136,783.33. Accrued inter- you and to the public, as a 90086 Telephone No. 888- Statement is filed with the County of Los Angeles: August 27, 2019; County, State of California, Degrees 04 Minutes 23 est and additional advances, courtesy to those no it pres- 666-1685 Ext. 503 Los Angeles: August 27, 2019; Published: August 30, September Executed by JUDITH Seconds West 8.87 feet; if any, will increase this figure ent at the sale. If you wish to Published: August 30, September LACC N/C 06, 13, 20, 2019 ALESSI, as Trustor WILL thence North 58 Degrees 40 prior to sale. It is possible learn whether your sale date NOTICE— 06, 13, 20, 2019 LACC N/C –––––– SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION Minutes 32 Seconds West that at the time of sale the has been postponed, and, if Fictitious –––––– FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER 21.50 feet; thence North 14 opening bid may be less than applicable, the rescheduled name statement expires FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT 2019230756 The FOR CASH, A CASHIER'S Degrees 03 Minutes 54 the total indebtedness due. time and date for the sale of five years from the date STATEMENT 2019230820 The following is/are doing business as: CHECK DRAWN ON A Seconds East 32.00 feet to a NOTICE TO POTENTIAL the property, you may call, it was filed in the office following is/are doing business as: 1) STRIDE PUBLIC RELATIONS STATE OR NATIONAL point in the Northerly line of BIDDERS: If you are consid- 888-666-1685 ext. 503 for of the county clerk. A CANON HILLS CLOSINGS, A 2) STRIDE PR BANK, A STATE OR FEDER- said Lot 2, distant thereon ering bidding on this property information regarding the new fictitious business NON-INDEPENDENT BROKER 2068 West 220th St., Torrance, CA AL CREDIT UNION, OR A South 86 Degrees 27 lien, you should understand trustee's sale, for information name statement must 439 N. Canon Dr. Suite #300, 90501; Robert Brown & STATE OR FEDERAL SAV- Minutes 08 Seconds East that there are risks involved regarding the sale of this be filed before that time. Beverly Hills, CA 90210; Forward Associates Communications, Inc. INGS AND LOAN ASSOCIA- 13.50 feet from the in bidding at a trustee auc- property, using the file num- The filing of this state- Beverly Hills, Inc. 439 N. Canon 2068 West 220th St., Torrance, CA TION/THRIFT DOMICILED Northeasterly corner of said tion. You will be bidding on a ber assigned to this case ment does not of itself Dr. Suite #300, Beverly Hills, CA 90501; The business is conducted IN THE STATE OF CALI- Lot 2; thence along the lien, not on the property itself. T.S.# 19-04-1006. authorize the use in this 90210; The business is conducted by: A CORPORATION, registrant(s) FORNIA or other form of pay- Northerly line North 86 Placing the highest bid at a Information about postpone- state of a fictitious busi- by: A CORPORATION, registrant(s) has begun to transact business ment authorized by Degrees 27 Minutes 03 trustee auction does not ments that are very short in ness name in violation has begun to transact business under the name(s) listed 2924h(b), (payable at the Seconds East 13.50 feet to automatically entitle you to duration or that occur close in of the rights of another under the name(s) listed January September 2014: Robert Brown, time of sale in lawful money the point of beginning. APN: free and clear ownership of time to the scheduled sale under federal, state, or 2007: David Bailey, President: CEO: Statement is filed with the of the United States) PLACE 4387-022-012, 4387-022- the property. You should also may not immediately be common law (See Statement is filed with the County of County of Los Angeles: August 27, OF SALE: AT THE FRONT 024 The street address and be aware that the lien being reflected in the telephone Section 14400, et seq., Los Angeles: August 27, 2019; 2019; Published: August 30, ENTRANCE OF THE other common designation, if auctioned off may be a junior information. The best way to Business and Published: August 30, September September 06, 13, 20, 2019 LACC PASADENA PUBLIC any, of the real property lien. If you are the highest verify postponement informa- Professions Code). 06, 13, 20, 2019 LACC N/C N/C LIBRARY LOCATED AT 285 described above is purported bidder at the auction, you are tion is to attend the sched- BEVERLY HILLS September 6, 2019 | Page 31 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Shame on the actress religion and freedom of choice polling place in a private and Debra Messing for calling for a for political views. What secure voting booth and our list of attendees and donors to results of publicizing this list, ballots are well protected and Frances Allen’s a fundraiser to be held for other than persecution of the sealed. President Donald Trump, at a attendees, did Miss Messing Miss Messing owes Beverly Desert Roundup private home in Beverly Hills, hope for? Her outrageous Hills, America, and the World to be made public. behavior and idea are a slap in an apology. So, you have been feeling a without moving. With a maxi- I thought that in America the face of our democracy. -Lauren Sax bit warm these past few days mum capacity of 80 passengers, we had freedom of choice for Where we vote at a designated and your ‘feels-like’ tempera- it is the largest of the three rotat- ture is hovering around triple ing trams in the world. digits. For-get-about-it, summer- Passengers disembark at The Courier Welcomes & Appreciates time Desert residents live with the Mountain Station in the actual outside temperatures in alpine wilderness of Long Valley LETTERS TO THE EDITOR excess of 119 degrees and love and Mount San Jacinto State Email to: [email protected] it. But don’t despair, I can Park. The air can be as much as Fax to: 310-271-5118 reduce the heat by about forty forty degrees cooler at the top Mail to: The Beverly Hills Courier degrees in a mere 15 minutes. than in the desert. Visitors can 499 North Canon Drive, Beverly Hills CA 90210 How: The Palm Springs Aerial walk along nature trails or play Tramway in north Palm Springs, in the snow during the winter the largest rotating aerial months. Backcountry hiking tramway in the world. can be done with a permit from Opened in September the U.S. Forest Service. There 1963, it was then the only way are two restaurants at the sum- ASTROLOGY of getting from the floor of the mit, one of which specializes in B Y H OLIDAY M ATIS Coachella Valley to near the top fine dining. Both stations have of nearby San Jacinto. Before its gift shops specializing in Aerial construction, the only way to Tramway-related merchandise This is a rare level of cosmic You're putting in the work, not numbers are: 4, 49, 20, 18 and the top of the mountain was to as well as educational toys. The activity -- an intersection of some days but every day. This is WEEKEND LOVE FORE- hike from Idyllwild. The rotating view at the top can stretch planetary agendas. It's hard to what will make the difference CAST: ARIES: Take a moment to tram cars were added in 2000. northward for more than 200 know what to pay attention to. between accomplishment and acknowledge the current state The twelve-and-a-half- miles, all the way to the north of Pretend like you're in a rush- really remarkable performance. of relationships, as tomorrow minute tram ride begins at the Las Vegas. hour-traffic flow. Stay focus SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. brings new circumstances to Valley Station in North Palm As it was in 1963, the only and patient. Mercury and 21). You're teaching yourself adjust to. TAURUS: What was Springs and passes up a sheer way up the mountain to deliver Jupiter warn against talking too without realizing it. You're figur- once an excited buzz will mel- mountain face on its way to the supplies and water is via the much and listening too little. ing out what needs to be done low into a real tone, and you'll Mountain Station. Travelers start aerial tram cars. 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