Calabasas Enterprise
City Honors Beginnings and Endings Community Human See page 7 Mourns Volume 39, Number Trafficking14 Those June 10, 2021 Fighter Who Passed ***When stripping in - take out date line below Valley Vantage - we’re getting double lines!!! See Page 5 See Page 3 L A S V I R G E N E S A N D CALABASAS ENTERPRISE Volume 51, Number 14 Serving Calabasas Since 1963 June 10, 2021 News in Brief Saving the Smallest House in Woodland Hills The tiny, 100-year-old house at Ventura Boulevard and Glade has withstood nearly a century of weather, various tenants, earthquakes and more, but is succumbing daily this year to the ravages of a homeless encampment. The house dates from the early 1920’s, and is, according to county records, a scant 192 square feet. It sits on a lot that runs down Glade for about 2,900 square feet, that at various times has hosted Storybrook landscape Center, an antique store called Dove Creek and a high tea house called The Cottage. CHP Save Baby on 101 in Woodland Hills The cottage itself has a storied past. The house at Ventura and Glade circa 1920. A parent’s worst nightmare had a happy ending. According to one previous tenant, she CHP officers saved a baby who was choking in the back actually met a man who grew up in the single mother, he related, have engendered the rumor that seat of a car on the 101 freeway in Woodland Hills. Dash- cottage during the 1920’s. According “entertained” the men at the building was once a house cam footage, above, shows Officers Ramstead and Cato to him there was no bathroom, and he the bar at Topanga and of ill-repute, which was hotly responding to the call.
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