Teaser for Downtown Detectives: Here’s a Downtown location that many readers have probably passed countless times on foot or while driving a car or riding a bus. You might not recognize it right away because it’s changed quite a bit over the last few months, as work crews have been busy preparing the site for something new. This photo offers a few clues on the location, including one that should be plenty for anyone who makes it his or her business to be in fashion. We’ll let everyone know the location in the next issue of the Garment & Citizen, which will be published on August 22 (see related item, “Combined Issue,” Inside Stories). Anyone who figures out the spot between now and then can let us know with a call to (213) 892-9983 or an e-mail to editor@garmentandcitizen.com
Next Question: - 11/14/2008
Will Council Races Challenge Anyone?
Los Angeles City Councilmembers who represent Downtown and surrounding ... [ Full Story ]
Rubbing Shoulders at the River - 11/14/2008
Clean-Up Connection: 13th District Los Angeles City Councilmember Eric Garcetti (back row, second from right) joined m ... [ Full Story ]
Commentary - 11/14/2008
The Purpose of Finger-Pointing on Financial Crisis
The presidential campaign is over and the global financia ... [ Full Story ]
Letters to the Editor - 11/14/2008
A Call on Homeless Kids
Los Angeles is being flooded with homeless children because of families losing their ... [ Full Story ]
Dot Dot Dish - 11/14/2008
BECERRA CABINET-BOUND?: Word on the street has 31st District Congressman Xavier Becerra under consideration for a ... [ Full Story ]
Community Calendar - 11/14/2008
Westlake Take on Wilshire Boulevard Buses
Public Planning: Representatives of the Metropolitan Transportation Au ... [ Full Story ]
For Sanity’s Sake by Taprina Milburn - 11/14/2008
The Wonders of an Ordinary Day
The washing machine hums, the cat meows, the wind chimes chime.
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