Archive: February 12, 2006
[LOS
ANGELES TIMES MAGAZINE: FEBRUARY 12, 2006]
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 An Oceanside museum is staging an exhibit of art from the Works Progress Administration, which gave artist jobs — and a chance to express themselves about a pivotal time in history.
A precious violin ends up on the side of an L.A. freeway. Nearly 40 years later, the wild ride continues.
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 A family feud has left In-N-Out Burger, that iconic Western enterprise, at a crossroads. Will is still be our if its bright yellow arrow points east?
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 Whitley, Boyle, View and Angelino. They're all Heights, but that's where the similarity ends.
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