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In
1963, the Larchmont Chronicle put out its first edition and
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One of the most affluent, most established
and most historic residential sections of Los Angeles–Hancock
Park–had no local newspaper.
The Larchmont Chronicle
was an idea whose time was long overdue. Its success was
immediate, serving a population of some of the most influential
citizens in public life…citizens who have strong purchasing
power…and who exercise it.The
Larchmont Chronicle does more than provide a publication
for the community. It is an integral part of that community
itself.
It has been an active
force in local activities and a catalyst for events which
provide citizens a strong sense of community identification.
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such, the Chronicle has earned a loyalty enjoyed by few other
local newspaper publications.
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Information about the Larchmont Village, Hancock
Park, Miracle Mile, Park LaBrea areas of Los Angeles, california.
The larchmont Chronicle provides information, news stories, local
events, advertising, real estate information, real estate listing
advertisings, Los Angeles area demographics and other neighborhood
news.
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