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Holmby News 11-12-21

November 12, 2021 hwpoa@aol.com

HOLMBY NEWS
November 12, 2021

From the Holmby Westwood Property Owners Association, serving the Holmby Westwood community since 1960.

1. LAPD Crime Report & Community Alert
2. Holmby Westwood Green Team Update
3. Veteran Ave. Lane Closures
4. Crest/Nimoy Theater Update
5. Westside Pavilion – The New Google Campus
6. Holmby Park Advisory Board Meeting
7. Tiny Homes for Veterans – Please Donate
8. New Karate Studio in Westwood Village
9. Activities & Things to Do
10. Local Discounts & HWPOA Benefits
11. HWPOA Communication and Ad Policy
12. Resident Ads
13. HWPOA Contact Information

1. LAPD CRIME REPORT & COMMUNITY ALERT

THEFT FROM VEHICLE – PETTY ($950 & under)
Incident #: 210816119
MANNING AV & WILSHIRE BL | 10/30/2021 @ 6:45 AM

COMMUNITY ALERT – FOLLOW-HOME ROBBERIES
LAPD has become aware of an ongoing crime trend of follow-home robberies. Suspects have been locating victims in Los Angeles, following them, and then committing the robberies as the victim arrives home or at their business. See the notice below for more information.

File a Police Report Online: click here
EMERGENCY: 911
NON-EMERGENCY: 1-877-275-5273
All other City Services: 311
James Allen, Senior Lead Officer
West L.A. Community Police Station –1663 Butler Ave.
Office: 310-444-0741
Email: 39318@lapd.online
West LA Community Police Station Website: click here
LAPD Website: www.lapdonline.org

2. HOLMBY WESTWOOD GREEN TEAM UPDATE

INTRODUCING GREEN TEAM TREE OF THE MONTH

The Green Team is delighted to introduce our first Tree of the Month Profile featuring the Coast Live Oak. Each month we will share a new profile of one tree species in our neighborhood. Besides the tree’s botanic name, provenance and description, the profiles will indicate if the tree is drought and pest tolerant, its’ potential for root damage, a fun fact about the species and where you can find the tree in our neighborhood.

The profile information is primarily drawn from the STS Publication “Street Trees Recommended for Southern California” and the Selectree Cal Poly website.

Special thanks to Cassandra Franklin, Kathryn Welch Howe, Cage Hall, and Allyson Bunting for writing and designing the Tree of the Month Profiles.

Tree of the Month:
Coast Live Oak (click here)

3. VETERAN AVE. LANE CLOSURES

Veteran Avenue Sewer Improvement Project

UCLA Capital Programs will be conducting an upgrade to the Veteran Avenue sewer main from Wilshire Blvd. to Weyburn Avenue. The work will take place beginning November 15, 2021 and continue until June 30, 2022. The work will lead to intermittent lane reductions on Veteran Avenue during construction hours.

See below for the Construction Notice with additional details:

4. CREST/NIMOY THEATER UPDATE

From the UCLA Office of Government & Community Relations:

Dear Neighbors,

Please join UCLA for a virtual update on the Crest/Nimoy theater. The meeting will be held via Zoom and Conference Call:

Date: Monday, November 22, 2021
Time: 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Location: UCLA – Zoom (Web-based Video Conference)/Conference call

Click link to join meeting:
https://ucla.zoom.us/j/99233379863

Meeting ID: 992 3337 9863

Or Dial-in to join meeting on phone:
+12133388477

5. WESTSIDE PAVILION – THE NEW GOOGLE CAMPUS

Some residents have asked what was being developed at the old Westside Pavilion. The info below was made available by the Westside Urban Forum for an upcoming meeting. I found it very informative.
–Sandy Brown

One Westside – The New Google Campus

One Westside is a 584,000 square foot creative office campus in the heart of West LA that has been fully pre-leased by Google. Developed by Hudson Pacific in a joint venture with Macerich, the adaptive reuse project transforms the former inward-facing Westside Pavilion mall to an expansive, natural light-filled space with high ceilings, vast floorplans, plentiful skylights and a multi-level atrium.

The soon-to-be LEED Gold certified project has on-site solar panels and a seamless indoor-outdoor environment enabled by exterior terraces, patios and a rooftop garden deck with amenity space. By reusing the mall’s former steel structure, the project’s embodied carbon footprint is approximately 33% lower than if the campus had been built from scratch.

The project also was associated with the Vibrant Cities Arts Grant program, a first-of-its-kind initiative that redirected Private Arts Development Fees directly to artists, resulting in more than $650,000 in direct grants to LA-based artists–mostly artists of color, female and LGBTQ+ artists–who were suffering during the COVID-19 pandemic.

One Westside is set to be delivered to Google for tenant improvements in the first quarter of next year.

6. HOLMBY PARK ADVISORY BOARD MEETING

You are invited to attend the Holmby Park Advisory Board meeting:

Holmby Park Advisory Board – Meeting
Thursday, November 18, 2021
5:00 PM – 7:00 PM

Agenda items include:

5th Council District Report – Jasmine Shamolian
LAPD Senior Lead Officer – James Allen
Recreation and Parks – Leo Floyd
General Public Comments
Landscape Committee Update
TGA Golf Update

Join Zoom Meeting:
https://usc.zoom.us/j/9828400171

Meeting ID: 982 840 0171

Or by one tap mobile
+1-669-900-6833 982 840 0171#

Or call in: (669) 900-6833 enter Meeting ID: 982 840 0171.
Press #9 to raise your hand.

7. TINY HOMES FOR VETERANS – PLEASE DONATE

Village for Vets recently provided 25 tiny shelters for homeless veterans on the West LA VA campus (GLAVAHS) with support from GHC Housing Partners, and Change Reaction. We are currently seeking donations to provide an additional 40 or more tiny shelters. These shelters provide an elevated standard of living from tent encampments while veterans are on their journey to find permanent housing and stability.

Each tiny shelter cost $10,000 which includes the shelter itself as well as maintenance and repairs. Consider donating today!

Village for Vets – Tiny Shelter Donations

8. NEW KARATE STUDIO IN WESTWOOD VILLAGE

Welcome to Westwood Village
Goju-Ryu Seiwa-Kai Karate of Los Angeles

Goju-Ryu Seiwa-Kai Karate of LA traces its origins to the very roots of Goju-Ryu in Japan. Founded in 1972 in Santa Monica, it recently opened a new site in Westwood Village. Teaching traditional Goju-Ryu Seiwa-Kai karate for adults and children 4 years and over.

Sign up for a complimentary week’s trial! FREE unlimited introduction to Goju-ryu karate. Attend unlimited classes for 1 week.

Goju-Ryu Seiwa-Kai Karate
937 Westwood Blvd.
www.karateofla.com

9. ACTIVITIES & THINGS TO DO

UCLA – BEAT ‘SC RALLY
Wednesday, November 17, at 5:00 p.m.
UCLA’s Wilson Plaza

Please join UCLA students, alumni, faculty, and friends in this Bruin tradition as we get ready to take on our crosstown rival.

5:00 p.m. Festivities: Tailgate games, food trucks, music, and more!
6:00 p.m. Beat ‘SC Rally Begins: Amplified sound and student performances/presentations by the UCLA Spirit Squad and Marching Band, student groups, and Coach Chip Kelly and the UCLA Football Team
7:00 p.m. Bonfire Lighting (weather permitting)

Details:
Noise and light levels have been taken into consideration, and we do not anticipate any visual or sound spill into the surrounding neighborhoods. COVID-19 guidelines include proof of full vaccination or proof of a negative COVID-19 test taken within 72 hours of checking in at the event. Guests will also be required to wear a mask except when actively eating or drinking.

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The Los Angeles Public Library presents:
STOP SENIOR SCAMS
Thursday, November 18 at 3:00 PM (online via Zoom)

Join The Stop Senior Scams Acting Program and retired Senior Investigator Ann Stahl from the Federal Trade Commission for an informative Zoom Webinar about the latest scams targeting Older Adults. At the conclusion of the program, Ann will be leading a Q and A session. Dr. Sherry McCoy Columnist for Not Born Yesterday Senior Newspaper will also be present to answer questions on holiday scams.

Email westla@lapl.org for Zoom link.

10. LOCAL DISCOUNTS & HWPOA BENEFITS

Below you will find links to discounts and benefits that local businesses have offered to HWPOA members. We hope to add more as often as we can. Please let us know if you would like to submit additional discounts for other Westwood retailers.

Current benefits include:

Campus Shoe Repair – 10% off any shoe or bag repair

To see offers, click here

Westwood Village Rewards Program:

You can now earn rewards for shopping and dining in Westwood Village! Exclusive offers, promotions, and other incentives are now available in many restaurants, shops, and businesses in Westwood Village. So easy to use, too, you can access all of these rewards from your mobile device!

Visit www.WestwoodVillageRewards.com and register for a list of promotions, rewards, and other incentives offered by local retailers. No extra steps are required, and no apps to download!

11. HWPOA COMMUNICATION AND AD POLICY

Please direct all comments, questions or issues regarding the Holmby News to hwpoa@aol.com.

Ads for plumbers, housekeepers, garage sales, etc. will be posted in the weekly News. Emergency situations such as lost and found pets, traffic alerts and similar situations will be published during the week as received.

When placing an ad, please send to hwpoa@aol.com for the Holmby News moderator to review. Responses to ads should be directed to the ad placer, not to HWPOA.

12. RESIDENT ADS

SEEKING WINDOW WASHER

Hope someone has the name of a “fairly-priced GOOD window-washer” they can share with us…..

310-475-5185 …..THANX

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KEY FOUND ON DALEHURST

A homeowner on Dalehurst has found a single key connected to a pink “lizard” key chain. If this is your key, please contact hwpoa@aol.com. Thank you.

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SEEKING LIVE-IN HOUSEKEEPER

Looking for a live-in housekeeper for older woman who lives on Wilshire corridor. Light caregiving involved. English speaking and strong references a must. Please contact Denise (310-721-2500) or Marci (310-948-8715).

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13. HWPOA CONTACT INFORMATION

HOLMBY WESTWOOD PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC.
P.O. Box 49180
Los Angeles, CA 90049
310-470-1785
Email: hwpoa@aol.com
Web site: www.holmbywestwoodpoa.org
Pay Membership Dues: https://squareup.com/store/hwpoa

You Are Invited . . .

To attend our monthly Board Meetings*
To let us know your concerns about our community and your ideas about how we might work to improve it
To become involved in our Association.

*Board Meetings are usually held the second Tuesday of each month. Please confirm prior to attending.

Holmby News 11-5-21

November 5, 2021 hwpoa@aol.com

HOLMBY NEWS
November 5, 2021

From the Holmby Westwood Property Owners Association, serving the Holmby Westwood community since 1960.

1. HWPOA Board Meeting – Video Conference
2. Daylight Savings Reminder
3. L.A. Marathon – Street Closures this Sunday
4. City of L.A. Vaccine Mandate
5. LAPD Crime Report
6. Unclaimed Billions in CA – Is Some of It Yours?
7. Holiday Toy & Book Drive
8. Activities & Things to Do
9. Local Discounts & HWPOA Benefits
10. HWPOA Communication and Ad Policy
11. Resident Ads
12. HWPOA Contact Information

1. HWPOA BOARD MEETING – VIDEO CONFERENCE

On Tuesday, November 9 at 7:30 PM, the HWPOA Board of Directors will hold its monthly meeting. Due to social distancing restrictions, the meeting will be a video-conference held online via Zoom. Please click here to see the agenda.

Members of the community are welcome to join the Zoom call. Please let us know if you plan to attend and we will send you the link to access the video-conference. Email Dana at hwpoa@aol.com.

2. DAYLIGHT SAVINGS REMINDER

Don’t forget to set your clocks back one hour before you go to bed Saturday night, November 6. Daylight savings ends this Sunday, November 7! It’s time to “fall back” – set your clocks back one hour and get an extra hour of sleep — at 2 am on Sunday!

It is also a good time to replace the batteries in your smoke alarms and carbon monoxide alarms and also to update your emergency supplies.

3. L.A. MARATHON – STREET CLOSURES THIS SUNDAY

The Los Angeles Marathon will be held on Sunday, November 7. There will be numerous road closures across the city throughout the day. For specific information, please click here:

Please plan ahead for an alternate travel route to avoid street closures.

New Marathon Course
The 2021 Los Angeles Marathon will begin at Dodger Stadium and finish at Avenue of the Stars in Century City. The course will follow its traditional route until Brentwood, where runners double back on San Vicente, Sepulveda and Santa Monica Blvd before finishing at Avenue of the Stars.

4. CITY OF L.A. VACCINE MANDATE

Beginning November 8, the City of Los Angeles will require people age 12 and older to show proof of vaccine to enter certain indoor places including restaurants, gyms, movie theaters and City of Los Angeles facilities.

5. LAPD CRIME REPORT

Suspicious White Honda
A homeowner on Lindbrook reported to HWPOA that she was walking down the street when a white Honda with tinted windows stopped next to her. When she turned around to walk the other direction, the white Honda started backing up. She made it home safely but has asked that others keep their eyes open and take appropriate precautions.

6. UNCLAIMED BILLIONS IN CA – IS SOME OF IT YOURS?

From the Westwood-Century City Patch:

California has about $10.2 billion in unclaimed property, and officials urge residents to check an online database to see if any lost money or valuables belong to them, according to the state. One in three Golden Staters who visited the database end up finding property to claim.

Common types of unclaimed property are bank accounts, stocks, bonds, uncashed checks, insurance benefits, wages, and safe deposit box contents.

The CA database of unclaimed property is at https://www.sco.ca.gov/upd_msg.html. If you want to search for unclaimed property from other states, go to https://unclaimed.org/

Read the entire article at https://patch.com/california/centurycity/s/hwptm/ca-has-10b-in-unclaimed-money-is-some-of-it-yours

7. HOLIDAY TOY & BOOK DRIVE

The Jewish Federation’s 16th Annual
Festival of Lights Toy & Book Drive
Nov. 1 – Dec. 15, 2021

This holiday season, you can send a gift — and a smile — to a child in need with a donation of a new toy or book (or both!).

The process is entirely virtual this holiday season, so it’s easier than ever. See below for all of the organizations we’re partnering with and their Amazon Wish Lists — and donate straight from there!

Jewish Federation – Toy & Book Drive 2021

8. ACTIVITIES & THINGS TO DO

EXPLORING YOUR UNIVERSE
UCLA’s Biggest Science Fair (Via Zoom)
Sunday, November 7, 2021
12:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.

Join us for the 13th year of this free, family-friendly afternoon of science exploration! Take part in 28 real, hands-on science experiments and guided demos for all ages about everything from archaeology to bees to kitchen chemistry to black holes. Follow along in your own home while interacting with UCLA scientists!

“Ask a scientist” Q&A sessions will give you the chance to talk with experts in fields including astronomy, chemistry, geology, and epidemiology.
Live talks will cover food science, Earth’s magnetic field, the science of plastics, and much more.

Future scientists and curious minds of all ages are invited to attend from anywhere in the world!

Admission is free. No registration required. All activities will take place on Zoom.

Exploring Your Universe 2021 – Click Here

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HOUSEGUEST: SHADOWS FALL DOWN
Now through Jan 2, 2022
at the Hammer Museum

Artist Monica Majoli explores themes of melancholy and desire in this exhibition drawn from the Grunwald Center collection.

Houseguest is a series of exhibitions at the Hammer Museum in which an artist is invited to curate an installation drawn from the collections of the museum and the Grunwald Center for the Graphic Arts. For her Houseguest exhibition, the Los Angeles–based artist Monica Majoli perused the Grunwald Center’s holdings of more than 50,000 works on paper over the course of many months. The experience of visiting the Grunwald study room, where the collection is available for individual viewing, was a primary inspiration for Majoli from the outset. The privacy of its enclosed environment, the intimate exercise of pulling unframed works from their boxes, and the viewing of works of art laid bare on a table are experiences echoed in this gallery.

Click here for more information

9. LOCAL DISCOUNTS & HWPOA BENEFITS

Current benefits include:

Primo’s Donuts -10% off Halloween and Pumpkin Dozens
Campus Shoe Repair – 10% off any shoe or bag repair

To see offers, click here

10. HWPOA COMMUNICATION AND AD POLICY

Please direct all comments, questions or issues regarding the Holmby News to hwpoa@aol.com.

When placing an ad, please send to hwpoa@aol.com for the Holmby News moderator to review. Responses to ads should be directed to the ad placer, not to HWPOA.

11. RESIDENT ADS

SEEKING LIVE-IN HOUSEKEEPER

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12. HWPOA CONTACT INFORMATION

You Are Invited . . .

To attend our monthly Board Meetings*
To let us know your concerns about our community and your ideas about how we might work to improve it
To become involved in our Association.

*Board Meetings are usually held the second Tuesday of each month. Please confirm prior to attending.

Holmby News 10-29-21

October 29, 2021 hwpoa@aol.com

HOLMBY NEWS
October 29, 2021

From the Holmby Westwood Property Owners Association, serving the Holmby Westwood community since 1960.

1. Halloween Safety
2. LAPD Crime Report
3. Drivers License Renewals for Ages 70+
4. Los Angeles Public Library – Survey
5. Earthquake Brace & Bolt Program
6. Fellow Restaurant & Path Galleries
7. Local Discounts & HWPOA Benefits
8. Westwood Village Rewards Program
9. Activities & Things to Do
10. HWPOA Communication and Ad Policy
11. Resident Ads
12. HWPOA Contact Information

1. HALLOWEEN SAFETY

In order to assist the Los Angeles community in enjoying this fun-filled holiday as safely as possible, Los Angeles County has compiled a list of Halloween safety tips for children and their parents:

Tips for a Spooky & COVID-Safe Halloween

In addition to COVID safety, please read and take heed of these important general safety tips for Halloween:

Drivers should look for children walking on the street, running and darting in between parked vehicles;
Especially when in or near neighborhoods, avoid using cell phones and texting while driving;
Keep houses and driveways well lighted so children know they can approach your homes;
When inspecting candy, if in doubt, just throw it out;
Be sure to follow all traffic signals and laws and walk only on sidewalks, not the street; and
Adults should always accompany children, trick-or-treat in groups or have children be accompanied by a trusted adult.

PET SAFETY
Don’t forget about the four-legged members of the family on Halloween. Pets can be confused and spooked by strange sounds and sights, and unfamiliar people in costumes, so keep pets indoors and away from the front door. As always, make sure your pets also have up-to-date identification.

Have a safe and enjoyable Halloween!

2. LAPD CRIME REPORT

BURGLARY (entry of structure w/intent to commit theft or a felony)
Incident #: 210815528
600 BLOCK WOODRUFF AV | 10/22/2021 @ 8:00 PM
The homeowner reported to HWPOA that the suspects broke into the house while they were not home. They set off the alarm and took items from the home. The homeowners contacted both the LAPD and their security company.

VEHICLE, STOLEN
Incident #: 210815490
700 BLOCK S BEVERLY GLEN BL | 10/22/2021 @ 2:30 PM

THEFT – PETTY (plain theft-petty) ($950 & under)
Incident #: 210815633
900 BLOCK MALCOLM AV | 10/23/2021 @ 5:00 PM

WEST LAPD CRIME MAP – for the week of Oct. 17-23:
WLAPD Crime Map

3. DRIVERS LICENSE RENEWALS FOR AGES 70+

Californians age 70 and older may continue to renew their driver’s licenses online or by mail through December 31, 2022. Governor Gavin Newsom recently signed legislation to extend this temporary rule.

The ability for senior drivers to renew at dmv.ca.gov/online – including for REAL ID renewals and even if their renewal notice states a field office visit is required – is another example of how Californians can take care of most DMV tasks without an office visit.

Customers applying for a REAL ID for the first time may start the application online and upload the required documents. They must visit a field office to take a photo and finalize the process.

DMV – Online Services

4. LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY – SURVEY

The Los Angeles Public Library is conducting a survey to better understand how the library meets patron needs, and how Angelenos feel about the library as a welcoming and safe place.

Please take this 3-minute survey here: https://www.lapl.org/survey

5. EARTHQUAKE BRACE & BOLT PROGRAM

Earthquake Brace + Bolt (EBB) is a grant program that provides eligible California homeowners up to $3,000 toward a residential seismic retrofit. The purpose is to help homeowners lessen the potential for damage to their houses during an earthquake by “bracing” the crawl space, when necessary, and “bolting” the foundation to the house’s frame. EBB has helped thousands of California homeowners complete retrofits!

Registration is now OPEN (until Dec. 1) for Earthquake Brace + Bolt! See if you qualify:

https://www.earthquakebracebolt.com/

6. FELLOW RESTAURANT & PATH GALLERIES

Fellow is honored to be included in the 2021 California Michelin Guide! Congratulations to all of the world-class restaurants that were included this year.

We are welcoming the Fall season with a whole new lineup of dishes driven by quality and inspired by seasonality. Each week we are adding new Fall-inspired dishes, from refreshing appetizers like our Hamachi Crudo to comforting desserts like our Poached Apple with miso caramel, oats and fenugreek yogurt.

Fellow + Path Galleries
1071 Glendon Ave.
Westwood Village
Reserve Your Table

7. LOCAL DISCOUNTS & HWPOA BENEFITS

Current benefits include:

Primo’s Donuts -10% off Halloween and Pumpkin Dozens
Campus Shoe Repair – 10% off any shoe or bag repair

To see offers, click here

8. WESTWOOD VILLAGE REWARDS PROGRAM

You can now earn rewards for shopping and dining in Westwood Village! We are thrilled to announce our Westwood Village Rewards program. Exclusive offers, promotions, and other incentives are now available in many restaurants, shops, and businesses in Westwood Village. So easy to use, too, you can access all of these rewards from your mobile device!

Visit www.WestwoodVillageRewards.com and register for a list of promotions, rewards, and other incentives offered by local retailers. No extra steps are required, and no apps to download!

New merchants and rewards are added each week, so be sure to check www.WestwoodVillageRewards.com for updates.

Questions? Call us at 310-470-1812.

9. ACTIVITIES & THINGS TO DO

PRINCE OF VENICE – HALLOWEEN EVENT
Friday, October 29 – 8:00 PM
Restaurant Location – 1091 Broxton Ave. in Westwood

It’s a FREE OUTDOOR CONCERT and COSTUME CONTEST WITH PRIZES! Hear great music by bands THE SISTER KNOT and NADIA LAFRANCONI while enjoyed the best hand-made Italian food in Westwood!

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EXPLORING YOUR UNIVERSE
UCLA’s Biggest Science Fair (Via Zoom)
Sunday, November 7, 2021
12:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.

“Ask a scientist” Q&A sessions will give you the chance to talk with experts in fields including astronomy, chemistry, geology, and epidemiology.
Live talks will cover food science, Earth’s magnetic field, the science of plastics, and much more.

Future scientists and curious minds of all ages are invited to attend from anywhere in the world!

Admission is free. No registration required. All activities will take place on Zoom.

Exploring Your Universe 2021 – Click Here

10. HWPOA COMMUNICATION AND AD POLICY

Please direct all comments, questions or issues regarding the Holmby News to hwpoa@aol.com.

When placing an ad, please send to hwpoa@aol.com for the Holmby News moderator to review. Responses to ads should be directed to the ad placer, not to HWPOA.

11. RESIDENT ADS

SEEKING HVAC CONTRACTOR

Can anyone recommend a small independent heating and air contractor who could install a replacement humidifier?

Many thanks,
Susan Meals
susanmeals@gmail.com or 310-470-4265

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EARTHQUAKE HOUSE BOLTING RECOMMENDATION

We had our house bolted by the very excellent Weinstein Construction Corp. It took three days but this house isn’t going anywhere!

People are welcome to call me for more information: 310-470-8343.

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12. HWPOA CONTACT INFORMATION

You Are Invited . . .

To attend our monthly Board Meetings*
To let us know your concerns about our community and your ideas about how we might work to improve it
To become involved in our Association.

*Board Meetings are usually held the second Tuesday of each month. Please confirm prior to attending.

Holmby News 10-22-21

October 22, 2021 hwpoa@aol.com

HOLMBY NEWS
October 22, 2021

From the Holmby Westwood Property Owners Association, serving the Holmby Westwood community since 1960.

1. LAPD Crime Report
2. Digital Vaccine Records
3. UCLA Nimoy Theater
4. Name Revealed for Alice Waters’ Restaurant
5. Bruin Blood Drive – Donors Needed
6. Activities & Things to Do
7. Local Discounts & HWPOA Benefits
8. HWPOA Contact Information

1. LAPD CRIME REPORT

THEFT FROM VEHICLE – PETTY ($950 & under)
Incident #: 210815259
800 BLOCK HILGARD AV | 10/3/2021 @ 12:00 PM

2. DIGITAL VACCINE RECORDS

The state of California is offering a digital COVID-19 vaccination record as an alternative to a physical vaccination card.

Just enter a few details to get a link to a QR code and digital copy of your COVID-19 vaccination record. If you want to share your proof of vaccination, you can use either the electronic version you’ll get from the portal or the card you were given at time of vaccination.

To receive your digital vaccination card, click here:

https://myvaccinerecord.cdph.ca.gov/

3. UCLA NIMOY THEATER

Construction is moving ahead!

In 2018, CAP UCLA and the School of the Arts and Architecture acquired The Crest Theatre on Westwood Boulevard. A landmark venue dating back to depression-era 1940s, The Crest will be transformed into a new off-campus performing arts space that will be operated and managed by CAP UCLA. The venue will be named the UCLA Nimoy Theater in honor of artist, actor, director and philanthropist Leonard Nimoy.

The Nimoy is envisioned as a much-needed public platform for contemporary performance and a cultural gathering space where the potential of performing artists and audiences will evolve together.

Shawmut Design and Construction was awarded the renovation project and took over the building this week. The Nimoy is expected to open Fall 2022.

For more information:
https://cap.ucla.edu/landing/the_nimoy

4. NAME REVEALED FOR ALICE WATERS’ RESTAURANT

From Brentwood News:

Westside Dining Scene October 21, 2021
By Dolores Quintana

Esteemed chef Alice Waters’s upcoming Westwood restaurant’s and the name has been announced. This restaurant will be located in the Hammer Museum in Westwood at 10899 Wilshire Blvd , the first restaurant waters since she opened since Cafe Fanny in 1984.

The restaurant’s name was revealed by the Hammer Museum’s website as Lulu. Waters will be teaming up with her associate, Chef David Tanis, from Chez Panisse, where they worked together for 25 years. As with her other restaurants, and in line with Waters’ longtime food philosophy, the restaurant will focus on local and sustainable ingredients and will “model a better world through food” according to the description on the Hammer Museum’s website which also adds that “The foundation of the restaurant’s mission is to procure directly from small, nearby farms practicing regenerative organic agriculture, which results in wholesome, delicious food grown using methods that combat the climate crisis.”

Brentwood News – Article

5. BRUIN BLOOD DRIVE – DONORS NEEDED

You’re Invited To The
Bruin Blood Drive with UCLA Health

Monday, October 25th, 2021
10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
*Appointments highly recommended*

The Blood Drive will be held at:
Hillel at UCLA
574 Hilgard Ave.

Make An Appointment

Healthy donors are needed now to help patients counting on lifesaving blood.

6. ACTIVITIES & THINGS TO DO

EXHIBITION: NO HUMANS INVOLVED
at the Hammer Museum
Open through January 9, 2022

Fall is in full swing, with six exhibitions now on view. Among them is No Humans Involved, featuring work by seven artists and collectives whose work interrogates and disrupts Western modes of humanism.

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THE TUNE IN FESTIVAL
CAP UCLA Online
Thursday, November 4 – Sunday, November 7

The return of The Tune In Festival will be a four-day convening of more than 30 artists and ensembles coming together in cross-cultural solidarity to pay respect to the time-honored tradition of music and poetry as sources of resilience, protest and inspiration.

Learn more

7. LOCAL DISCOUNTS & HWPOA BENEFITS

Current benefits include:

Primo’s Donuts -10% off Halloween and Pumpkin Dozens
Campus Shoe Repair – 10% off any shoe or bag repair

To see offers, click here

8. HWPOA CONTACT INFORMATION

You Are Invited . . .

To attend our monthly Board Meetings*
To let us know your concerns about our community and your ideas about how we might work to improve it
To become involved in our Association.

*Board Meetings are usually held the second Tuesday of each month. Please confirm prior to attending.

Holmby News 10-15-21

October 15, 2021 hwpoa@aol.com

HOLMBY NEWS
October 15, 2021

From the Holmby Westwood Property Owners Association, serving the Holmby Westwood community since 1960.

1. LAPD Crime Report
2. COVID Testing – New Location
3. Holmby Park Golf Course – Now Open
4. Bruin Blood Drive – Donors Needed
5. NotifyLA – Register for Emergency Alerts
6. Metro Staff Shortage & Service Cancellations
7. UCLA Botanical Garden – Public Lecture Series
8. Tip-A-Cop Fundraiser for Special Olympics
9. Activities & Things to Do
10. Local Discounts & HWPOA Benefits
11. HWPOA Contact Information

1. LAPD CRIME REPORT

ROBBERY (taking property of another by means of force or fear)
Incident #: 210814991
MANNING & WILSHIRE | 10/10/2021 @ 2:25 AM

E-Policing: http://www.lapdonline.org/e_policing
File a Police Report Online: click here
EMERGENCY: 911
NON-EMERGENCY: 1-877-275-5273
All other City Services: 311
James Allen, Senior Lead Officer
West L.A. Community Police Station –1663 Butler Ave.
Office: 310-444-0741
Email: 39318@lapd.online
Website: www.lapdonline.org

2. COVID TESTING – NEW LOCATION

911 Covid Testing, which had been operating out of the Luxe Hotel in Brentwood, has moved to a new location. They will now provide testing near the entrance of The Getty at 1300 N. Sepulveda Blvd.

Hours and additional details can be found on the flyer below or on their website: www.911CovidTesting.com

3. HOLMBY PARK GOLF COURSE – NOW OPEN

The Department of Parks and Recreation would like everyone to know that the Holmby Park Golf Course is now open for play. The greens have been refurbished, and the flags are up.

This 18 hole Pony/Par 3 course opened in 1929. Tickets can be purchased for $3 during the week and $4 on the weekend from the Club House located mid-course on the Club View side of the park. The staff should be able to help if others who are not playing are on the course. It is hoped that the TGA Premier Junior Golf group will be able to return this year.

During the past 18 months, the rules that are needed to keep the golf course in the best possible condition have been relaxed. This is no longer the case. Since golf will again be played, it is dangerous to have other activities taking place on the course. There are city ordinances that do not allow the following activities in LA parks, and they will now be enforced.

Vending and the operation of businesses within the park
The use of electronically amplified sound equipment
Dogs off-leash
Attaching anything to a tree or other plantings

In addition, all large gatherings need to be held in the designated areas which are located at the corner of Beverly Glen.

Please help us maintain our beautiful park as we make this transition.

4. BRUIN BLOOD DRIVE – DONORS NEEDED

You’re Invited To The
Bruin Blood Drive with UCLA Health

Monday, October 25th, 2021
10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
*Appointments highly recommended*

The Blood Drive will be held at:
Hillel at UCLA
574 Hilgard Ave.

Make An Appointment

Healthy donors are needed now to help patients counting on lifesaving blood.

5. NOTIFY LA – REGISTER FOR EMERGENCY ALERTS

In a disaster, there are never too many ways to receive a possibly life-saving alert. That’s why the City of Los Angeles will use multiple ways to reach you if there is a threat to your life or property. The best way to ensure you receive alerts is NotifyLA.

NotifyLA is used to share critical emergency information with the public, including alerts such as evacuation orders, severe weather alerts, shelter-in-place, and more.

6. METRO STAFF SHORTAGE & SERVICE CANCELLATIONS

Due to lingering effects from the most recent surge in COVID-19 cases in our region and a national labor shortage, Metro is experiencing impacts on our bus and rail service. We’ve had to cancel some bus trips in recent days and we want to give riders a heads up that may continue to be an issue in the days ahead — although we’re working hard to eliminate such disruptions to our service. Other transit agencies around the region are experiencing similar challenges.

We very much appreciate your patience during this time and we realize how many of you rely on Metro to get you where you need to go.

We encourage riders to use Transit — Metro’s official smartphone app — to plan bus and rail trips and check crowding predictions. We also suggest allowing additional time for your travel and following the Metro service alerts feed on Twitter.

7. UCLA BOTANICAL GARDEN – PUBLIC LECTURE SERIES

The UCLA Botanical Garden is hosting an upcoming public series, “Transplanted: Examining Contexts of Plants, People, & Place.” This series is free to the public and will be both in-person and live-streamed via our Instagram @uclabotanical! RSVP is needed – please see the flyer for more details.

Our first lecture will take place next week, October 21st.

To attend in-person, RSVP here
To watch the live-stream go to @uclabotanical on Instagram
Mildred E. Mathias Botanical Garden website

8. TIP-A-COP FUNDRAISER FOR SPECIAL OLYMPICS

The Special Olympics “Tip A Cop” event will take place on Saturday, October 16 from 3:00 P.M. – 10:00 P.M. at the California Pizza Kitchen in Brentwood, 11677 San Vicente Blvd.

West LAPD Senior Lead Officers and other LAPD officers will be helping to raise funds for a good cause by acting as guest servers. All tips and other donations will be donated to Special Olympics So Cal athletes in LA County. Details below.

9. ACTIVITIES & THINGS TO DO

CLASSICAL MUSIC CONCERT – ST. ALBAN’S CHURCH
St. Alban’s Church (Hilgard & Westholme)
Saturday, October 16 at 7:30 pm

St. Alban’s welcomes the community to a classical concert this Saturday. Admission is free. The concert includes the following:

SHUBERT MASS IN G
This piece is one of the most popular settings of the mass ordinary. Schubert employed charming song-melodic composing with concertante passages. It will be performed by the combined choirs of St. Alban’s and Altadena Community Churches.
BEETHOVEN PIANO CONCERTO NO. 4
Beethoven composed five piano concertos. The fourth has been defined as the most gently spoken and poetic. It begins with the piano alone, a move without precedent. It will be performed with Orchestra by pianist Wendy Calwell. She is the organist at St. Alban’s and vocal coach at UCLA.
MOZART THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO ACT II
This opera is the result of the collaboration of Mozart and the playwright Lorenzo da Ponte and explores the often contentious relationship between classes. Mozart’s music is well-crafted, immensely sophisticated, tuneful, and infectious. Performed in English, singers include current and former voice students from UCLA and a UCLA faculty member.

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SCREENINGS AT THE BILLY WILDER THEATER
Beginning in November
Sponsored by the UCLA Film & Television Archive

We are excited to announce that we will be returning to our theatrical home, the Billy Wilder Theater at the Hammer Museum, this November! Join us in person for free screenings of new and classic titles from around the world, including recent restorations, rare TV treasures and filmmaker tributes. We will also continue to serve our global audiences through our free, one-of-a-kind virtual programming.

“Art, experienced collectively, can be transformative. Being with one another—and seeing one another— is something we have truly missed. We at the Archive are committed to the big screen, and we are so ready to welcome you back.”—May Hong HaDuong, Archive Director.

All on-site public programs are free through June 2022, made possible by a gift from an anonymous donor.

UCLA Film & Television Archive
Fall 2021 Programs – CLICK HERE

10. LOCAL DISCOUNTS & HWPOA BENEFITS

Below you will find links to discounts and benefits that local businesses have offered to HWPOA members. We hope to add more as often as we can. Current benefits include:

Campus Shoe Repair – 10% off any shoe or bag repair

To see offers, click here

11. HWPOA CONTACT INFORMATION

You Are Invited . . .

To attend our monthly Board Meetings*
To let us know your concerns about our community and your ideas about how we might work to improve it
To become involved in our Association.

*Board Meetings are usually held the second Tuesday of each month. Please confirm prior to attending.

Holmby News 10-8-21

October 8, 2021 hwpoa@aol.com

HOLMBY NEWS
October 8, 2021

From the Holmby Westwood Property Owners Association, serving the Holmby Westwood community since 1960.

1. HWPOA Board Meeting – Video Conference
2. Curbing Speeding in West LA
3. Vaccinated Students – Free UCLA Football Tickets
4. LAUSD & Metro Partnership – Free Transit for Students
5. Los Angeles Public Library – Survey
6. UCLA Child Care – Space Available
7. Westwood Connect Day
8. Activities & Things to Do
9. HWPOA Communication and Ad Policy
10. Resident Ads
11. HWPOA Contact Information

1. HWPOA BOARD MEETING – VIDEO CONFERENCE

On Tuesday, October 12 at 7:30 PM, the HWPOA Board of Directors will hold its monthly meeting. Due to social distancing restrictions, the meeting will be a video-conference held online via Zoom. Please click here to see the agenda.

Members of the community are welcome to join the Zoom call. Please let us know if you plan to attend and we will send you the link to access the video-conference. Email Dana at hwpoa@aol.com.

2. CURBING SPEEDING IN WEST LA

From Councilmember Paul Koretz:

Paid for by a community traffic mitigation fund, LADOT has begun rolling out speed feedback signs at the direction of Councilmember Koretz. These dynamic speed feedback signs are part of a multi-pronged mitigation strategy to reduce a rash of speeding that has plagued the district over the past year.

Signs are being placed in areas where we have seen some of the most severe traffic accidents — on Wilshire Blvd. (in the Westwood area); Olympic Blvd. (west of Century City); and Beverly Glen Blvd. (north of Santa Monica Blvd.)

Thank you to the Department of Transportation for partnering with us in selecting the best locations and going the extra mile to expedite the rollout for the safety of our community.

3. VACCINATED STUDENTS – FREE UCLA FOOTBALL TICKETS

The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health (Public Health) announced Thursday that middle and high school students that are vaccinated against COVID-19 can receive free tickets to a UCLA football game at the Rose Bowl.

The University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) has partnered with Public Health to give away free tickets to a UCLA football game at the Rose Bowl to middle or high school students in L.A. County who’ve received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine, while tickets last.

Students aged 12 to 18 who’ve received at least one dose can sign up for the free tickets online by visiting the website.

ph.lacounty.gov/DPHUCLAVaxforTix

4. LAUSD & METRO PARTNERSHIP – FREE TRANSIT FOR STUDENTS

Los Angeles Unified School District and Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro) are announcing a game-changing partnership to offer TK-12 students unlimited rides from October 1, 2021, through June 30, 2023, at no cost to families.

Under the proposal passed unanimously by both the Los Angeles Unified Board of Education and Metro Board of Directors at their respective board meetings on September 14 and 23, Los Angeles Unified will invest approximately $1.4 million per year for the next two years (cost sharing of $3 per student per year) to participate in Metro’s Fareless System Initiative Phase 1 plan.

Metro will provide every TK-12 student in Los Angeles Unified with a TAP card that can be used for free transit on all Metro-operated transportation, as well as several adjoining municipally operated transportation providers, including, to date, Culver City, Norwalk, Downtown Area Short Hop (DASH), Montebello, and Santa Monica. Los Angeles Unified will distribute TK-12 TAP cards to students, help promote the program to students and families, and support families with the registration and replacement processes.

5. LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY – SURVEY

The Los Angeles Public Library is conducting a survey to better understand how the library meets patron needs, and how Angelenos feel about the library as a welcoming and safe place.

Please take this 3-minute survey here: https://www.lapl.org/survey

6. UCLA CHILD CARE – SPACE AVAILABLE

UCLA Early Care and Education has openings at the Krieger Center for members of the community (who need not be UCLA affiliates). In particular, they are encouraging new applications from UCLA-Affiliated and Community (Non-Affiliated) families with 3- and 4-year-olds. Sibling priority for a younger child may apply if a family enrolls an older child (space permitting).

The UCLA Krieger daycare is located near Bellagio and Sunset.

Apply now!
www.ece.ucla.edu

7. WESTWOOD CONNECT DAY

From Councilmember Paul Koretz:

Connect Day is a community event that brings service providers, community partners, governmental agencies, and dedicated volunteers together so that individuals experiencing homelessness can be connected to an array of services simultaneously.

A special thank you to all of the incredible volunteers who were able to attend and help make the Westwood Connect Day possible along with our community partners who offered housing resources, legal assistance, medical services, hygiene kits, showers, haircuts, clothing donations, and both breakfast and lunch.

Click here for a short video montage of the event and the some of the services that were provided.

8. ACTIVITIES & THINGS TO DO

NEW EXHIBITIONS AT THE HAMMER MUSEUM

New exhibitions Witch Hunt and No Humans Involved open this weekend at the Hammer Museum!

Both the Member Preview Day on Saturday, October 9 and the public opening on Sunday, October 10 feature live music in the courtyard and a performance by artist Okwui Okpokwasili.

Fall Exhibitions Opening Day

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CICLAVIA – HEART OF LA
Six Miles of Open Streets
Sunday, October 10, 2021 at 09:00 AM

Not only is October 10 CicLAvia–Heart of LA but it’s our actual birthday – and we’re celebrating a decade of open streets in LA! Join us as we walk, jog, bike, rollerskate, skateboard, and wander through Mariachi Plaza, Chinatown, MacArthur Park, Civic Center, and all points in between.

CicLAvia – Heart of LA

Expect new street art, striking architecture, activities for all ages, delicious things to eat, and a few special birthday surprises!

Reminder: wear a helmet when you’re riding a bike, skateboard, or skates – and if you’re under 18, it’s the law. The CHP booth at our Mariachi Plaza Hub will be giving out free helmets to anyone under 18, while supplies last.

And did you know you can catch a free pedicab ride during CicLAvia? Just look for the Pedicab stops sign at each Hub’s info booth – and enjoy a trip along the route without breaking a sweat.

9. HWPOA COMMUNICATION AND AD POLICY

Please direct all comments, questions or issues regarding the Holmby News to hwpoa@aol.com.

When placing an ad, please send to hwpoa@aol.com for the Holmby News moderator to review. Responses to ads should be directed to the ad placer, not to HWPOA.

10. RESIDENT ADS

SEEKING INTERIOR DESIGNER

If anyone can suggest an interior designer they would recommend, please contact ilana@ucla.edu. Thank you!

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11. HWPOA CONTACT INFORMATION

You Are Invited . . .

To attend our monthly Board Meetings*
To let us know your concerns about our community and your ideas about how we might work to improve it
To become involved in our Association.

*Board Meetings are usually held the second Tuesday of each month. Please confirm prior to attending.

Holmby News 10-1-21

October 1, 2021 hwpoa@aol.com

HOLMBY NEWS
October 1, 2021

From the Holmby Westwood Property Owners Association, serving the Holmby Westwood community since 1960.

1. LAPD Crime Report
2. West LAPD Community Update Meeting
3. Post Office Contact Information
4. Emergency Planning Guide
5. DMV Warning – Text Scam
6. Tip-a-Cop Fundraiser for Special Olympics
7. Activities & Things to Do
8. HWPOA Communication and Ad Policy
9. Resident Ads
10. HWPOA Contact Information

1. LAPD CRIME REPORT

VEHICLE, STOLEN
Incident #: 210814398
WEYBURN & HILGARD | 9/22/2021 @ 6:00 PM

THEFT – PETTY (plain theft-petty) ($950 & under)
Incident #: 210814356
WILSHIRE BL & WESTHOLME AV | 9/18/2021 @ 6:25 AM

E-Policing: http://www.lapdonline.org/e_policing
File a Police Report Online: click here
EMERGENCY: 911
NON-EMERGENCY: 1-877-275-5273
All other City Services: 311
Pete Ojeda, Senior Lead Officer
West L.A. Community Police Station – 1663 Butler Ave.
Office: 310-444-0741
Email: 36393@lapd.online
Website: www.lapdonline.org

2. WEST LAPD COMMUNITY UPDATE MEETING

Everyone is invited to a Virtual West LAPD Community Update Zoom Video Meeting:

DATE: Wednesday, October 6, 2021
TIME: 2 pm – 3:30 pm

ZOOM INFO: https://lapd.zoom.us/j/2087969708?pwd=RHdJL2tpb3NXaFpERHovS0l6SU1UQT09

Meeting ID: 208 796 9708
Passcode: 915421

Join by phone (669) 900-6833 using the above Meeting ID and Password
Join by SIP: 2087969708@zoomcrc.com

Agenda:

Captains Jonathan Tom, Lonya Childs, WLA Area Division, and available SLO’s will be updating us on current events in WLA
Answers to question submitted in advance.
Issues of interest to the WLA community, time permitting.
Items not on the Agenda (Time permitting)
Motion to Adjourn

If you have specific questions for items on the Agenda or other issues within WLA, please email them to ringler@mac.com or text (310) 365-5723 by noon on Wednesday, October 6, 2021. They will be forwarded to the appropriate person.

The Official Facebook Page of the Los Angeles Police Department – West Los Angeles Division is: https://www.facebook.com/lapdwestla

3. POST OFFICE CONTACT INFORMATION

Thanks to Brentwood Community Council for sharing the information below regarding who to call at the Brentwood Post Office if you have issues with your mail.

The Brentwood Post Office is located at:
200 S. Barrington Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90049
Phone: 310-476-0486

In addition, Congressman Ted Lieu is our Federal Rep. and his team manages casework related to Federal issues, like the post office. If you are having issues and would like their assistance, please contact Janet Turner (see info below) and be sure to fill out and send back the privacy release form which must have your actual “wet” signature, no e-signatures.

Janet Turner -Field Supervisor
Congressman Ted W.Lieu, CA 33
Janet.Turner@mail.house.gov
Office: 323-651-1040
Cell: 310-496-9896

Link to Privacy Release Form:
https://lieu.house.gov/sites/lieu.house.gov/files/Privacy%20Release%20Form%20for%20USPS%20-%2033rd%20District.pdf

4. EMERGENCY PLANNING GUIDE

To encourage Angelenos to embrace emergency planning now and throughout the year, L.A. Controller Ron Galperin released an online map featuring services and programs that will help families and communities prepare for unexpected natural disasters. “Get Ready, Stay Prepared” gives a rundown of the City’s emergency prep resources and maps the locations of L.A.’s fire and police stations and other important civic buildings that residents can access before and after a disaster.

Get Ready, Stay Prepared

Galperin’s resource map also provides a step-by-step checklist to prepare Angelenos for the next emergency — whether it be an earthquake, fire, flood or even a pandemic.

5. DMV WARNING – TEXT SCAM

The California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) reminds customers that it will never ask for personal information related to driver’s license number, Social Security number or financial information through text or unsolicited phone calls or email.

The DMV has heard from multiple customers who have received text messages directing them to an unfamiliar link. If a link does not direct customers to the main DMV website at dmv.ca.gov, it is NOT from the DMV.

The department recommends customers ignore or delete any unsolicited texts or emails requesting personal information claiming to be on behalf of the DMV. Customers can report the phishing attack to the FTC at ftc.gov. If you receive a phishing email, forward it to the Anti-Phishing Working Group at reportphishing@apwg.org. For a phishing text message, forward it to SPAM (7726).

6. TIP-A-COP FUNDRAISER FOR SPECIAL OLYMPICS

The Special Olympics “Tip A Cop” event will take place on Saturday, October 16 from 3:00 P.M. – 10:00 P.M. at the California Pizza Kitchen in Brentwood, 11677 San Vicente Blvd.

7. ACTIVITIES & THINGS TO DO

Westwood Library event:
AUTHOR TALK: DANIEL FUSELIER
Saturday, October 2 from 2:00 – 3:00pm (via Zoom)

You won’t want to miss Daniel Fuselier’s presentation of his memoir In Pursuit of Calm on Zoom this Saturday, October 2nd, at 2:00 p.m.

From jail to NASA and from addiction to recovery and back again, the psychologist takes us on a journey from the bayous of Louisiana to the coasts of California.

Join Zoom Meeting
https://lapl.zoom.us/j/86002619588?pwd=RUNEbWJSb24vQWR0WmEwV3plTHhlQT09

Meeting ID: 860 0261 9588
Passcode: 973501

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CICLAVIA – HEART OF LA
Six Miles of Open Streets
Sunday, October 10, 2021 at 09:00 AM

CicLAvia – Heart of LA

Expect new street art, striking architecture, activities for all ages, delicious things to eat, and a few special birthday surprises!

And did you know you can catch a free pedicab ride during CicLAvia? Just look for the Pedicab stops sign at each Hub’s info booth – and enjoy a trip along the route without breaking a sweat.

8. HWPOA COMMUNICATION AND AD POLICY

Please direct all comments, questions or issues regarding the Holmby News to hwpoa@aol.com.

When placing an ad, please send to hwpoa@aol.com for the Holmby News moderator to review. Responses to ads should be directed to the ad placer, not to HWPOA.

9. RESIDENT ADS

AUDIO VIDEO (AV) INSTALLATION

Can anyone recommend a good AV (audio/video) installation company? Please contact me (Marcia Roffman) at 310-779-6091 or mdroffman@gmail.com.

10. HWPOA CONTACT INFORMATION

You Are Invited . . .

To attend our monthly Board Meetings*
To let us know your concerns about our community and your ideas about how we might work to improve it
To become involved in our Association.

*Board Meetings are usually held the second Tuesday of each month. Please confirm prior to attending.

Holmby News 9-24-21

September 24, 2021 hwpoa@aol.com

HOLMBY NEWS
September 24, 2021

From the Holmby Westwood Property Owners Association, serving the Holmby Westwood community since 1960.

1. Preferential Parking Assistance
2. Trash Bin Scavengers
3. Metro Work on Wilshire Blvd.
4. Warner Ave. School – Prospective Parents Day
5. Westwood Park Celebration of New Soccer Field
6. Historical Online Tour of Westwood Village
7. Bluestone Lane Coffee Shop – Now Open
8. Activities & Things to Do
9. HWPOA Communication and Ad Policy
10. Resident Ads
11. HWPOA Contact Information

1. PREFERENTIAL PARKING ASSISTANCE

Our sincere thanks to Councilmember Paul Koretz and to Deputy Jasmine Shamolian who were a great help in securing “enhanced enforcement” on streets surrounding UCLA. Preferential Parking is restricted to residents on designated streets and handicapped persons. At the beginning of each school year, many students disregard the street signs and are unaware of the required permit. We will have stronger enforcement now that school has resumed.

2. TRASH BIN SCAVENGERS

HWPOA has received complaints about individuals rummaging through our sanitation bins the night before and morning of garbage collection. Such scavengers are reported in every neighborhood.

According to LAPD, once the bins are put on the public streets, residents lose their right to privacy. Scavengers can potentially be cited for littering if they leave trash on the ground or cited for theft from the City of Los Angeles if they take recycled items. However, patrol cars are often not immediately available and this is a low priority situation for them.

Obviously, it would be difficult to wait until the morning of pick-up just when the truck is coming down the street to put out your bins. Residents can call the WLAPD non-emergency number, 1-877-275-5273 or email 39318@lapd.online to report the scavengers. You may also wish to contact your security company.

Please email Dana at hwpoa@aol.com so that our office can determine how many residents have experienced this problem. Thank you.

3. METRO WORK ON WILSHIRE BLVD.

Summary
Piling will continue on the north side of Wilshire Blvd. between Westwood Blvd and Gayley Ave. The “piles” support the underground walls for the future Westwood/UCLA Station. The street will be restriped, and concrete “k-rail” barriers will be placed on Wilshire Blvd. to protect the public outside of the work zones.

Location – Wilshire Blvd. between Westwood Blvd. and Gayley Ave.

When – September 24 to October 30

Traffic Control – Wilshire Blvd. will have reduced lanes between Westwood Blvd. and Gayley Ave. During nighttime drilling activities, the sidewalk north of Wilshire Blvd between Gayley Ave and Westwood Blvd will be closed to the public. The sidewalk will be open during regular daytime hours.

24/7 Hotline: 213-922-6934

4. WARNER AVE. SCHOOL – PROSPECTIVE PARENTS DAY

Warner Ave. Elementary School is hosting an event for prospective parents. This is an opportunity for new families to see and learn about their local public elementary school.

Warner Ave. Elementary School
Prospective Parents Day
Thursday, October 7, 2021
8:45 am to 9:30 am

For more info, and to RSVP, email ppdwarner@gmail.com.

5. WESTWOOD PARK CELEBRATION OF NEW SOCCER FIELD

Join the community to celebrate the Ribbon Cutting and Dedication Ceremony of Tommy’s Field, a soccer venue at Westwood Park. If your children play soccer, they will enjoy this new field.

Westwood Park
Sunday, September 26 at 4:00 pm
1350 Sepulveda Blvd.

Parking on-site. PLEASE WEAR A MASK

6. HISTORICAL ONLINE TOUR OF WESTWOOD VILLAGE

From UCLA Magazine:

As Bruins begin to populate Westwood Village again, now is the perfect time to revisit its history. In this dynamic digital essay, we revisit Westwood Village’s past and trace how it evolved through dozens of historic photos.

UCLA Magazine – Destination Westwood

7. BLUESTONE LANE COFFEE SHOP – NOW OPEN

Bluestone Lane is now open in Westwood Village. This new coffee shop offers a brunch and lunch menu featuring avocado toasts, pastries, breakfast sandwiches, and premium espresso coffee.

Bluestone Lane
950 Westwood Blvd.
Website – click here

8. ACTIVITIES & THINGS TO DO

Ramos Art Exhibition
Saturday, September 25 and Saturday, October 2
6:00-10:00 PM
Westwood’s Village Square – 1137 Westwood Blvd.

We would like to invite you to an Art Exhibition at Westwood’s Village Square. We are happy to welcome back the acclaimed painter Ramos. After his ridiculously successful showing just prior to the pandemic, he is holding two additional evenings at the Ramos Galley.

The exhibit will feature new paintings and artwork. All pieces are Ramos originals. We are honored to welcome him back and are looking forward to sharing his inspiration with you. Please join us and bring a friend.

Free parking is available at 10919 Lindbrook Drive, 1 Block north of Wilshire and 1/2 block west of Westwood Blvd.

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Artists’ Film International 2021
Now through Sept. 30, 2021
Online program from the Hammer Museum

Artists’ Film International is a collaborative project featuring film, video, and animation from around the world. Established by the Whitechapel Gallery in 2008, AFI includes 21 global partner organizations. Each organization selects an exciting recent work by an artist from their region which is shared amongst the network. The program is adapted to every venue and is shown over the course of a year. Each year, Artists’ Film International’s program responds to a theme; this year’s theme is care.

Projects can be viewed online during September 2021. Click here
for more information.

9. HWPOA COMMUNICATION AND AD POLICY

Please direct all comments, questions or issues regarding the Holmby News to hwpoa@aol.com.

When placing an ad, please send to hwpoa@aol.com for the Holmby News moderator to review. Responses to ads should be directed to the ad placer, not to HWPOA.

10. RESIDENT ADS

AUDIO VIDEO (AV) INSTALLATION

Can anyone recommend a good AV (audio/video) installation company? Please contact me (Marcia Roffman) at 310-779-6091 or mdroffman@gmail.com.

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IS YOUR BENGAL CAT LOST?

A homeowner reported that she spotted a Bengal cat in her driveway several times recently. She wasn’t sure if it was an outdoor cat or if it was “missing” from its home. If you are looking for this cat, it was spotted near Warner Ave. School.

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EXCELLENT CARE GIVER AVAILABLE

Recommendation for Jhoy Victorino, Excellent Care Giver, who is just recently available for a Monday thru Friday position.

Jhoy Victorino is an Excellent Care Giver with 20 years experience in the Los Angeles Area. She worked for my dear Mother for almost 9 years giving her TLC Plus before my Mother passed at 98 ½ years young!! Jhoy was responsible for making the last years of my Mother’s life very comfortable and pleasant. Jhoy has had training in the care for Disabled Adults and is extremely capable, experienced and a lovely person to have in one’s home. She is a very neat & well organized person who provided complete care for my Mother including administering her medications, daily routines of food preparation, bathing, foot massage, dressing, assistance in getting out of bed and communication with all of Mother’s doctors and with our family.

Jhoy is a very good listener and anticipates what needs to be done. She became a treasured member of our family whom we would highly recommend for a position with your family loved one who might need her expert care at this time.

Please contact Jhoy Victorino directly @ 310 895-3162 for an interview.

If you need further information on her Good Reference, please contact me @ EZBNGRN@VERIZON.NET and I will be happy to give you any further information that you need.

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SPORTSWEAR & HANDBAG TRUNK SHOW

Anatomie sportswear line and shortyLOVE handbags! Private trunk show in Little Holmby September 27-October 7, by appointment only! 15% off first orders on all Anatomie clothing: a great line that is perfect for everyday wear, travel, etc. Sizes XS-XL. The new fall collection also includes cashmere pieces and great California weight sweaters and jackets. shortyLOVE is designed by a former Marc Jacobs handbag designer: there are six styles of handbags, from totes to crossbody to hip huggers; they are made of nylon and weigh next to nothing! Great for hiking, walking, travel and running errands!

Call, text or email Denise Barta to make your appointment (clients must be fully vaccinated): dzbarta@aol.com, 310-721-2500

11. HWPOA CONTACT INFORMATION

You Are Invited . . .

To attend our monthly Board Meetings*
To let us know your concerns about our community and your ideas about how we might work to improve it
To become involved in our Association.

*Board Meetings are usually held the second Tuesday of each month. Please confirm prior to attending.

Holmby News 9-17-21

September 17, 2021 hwpoa@aol.com

HOLMBY NEWS
September 17, 2021

From the Holmby Westwood Property Owners Association, serving the Holmby Westwood community since 1960.

1. Housing Bills Signed into Law
2. LAPD Contact Information
3. Primo’s Donuts – Grand Opening
4. Volunteers Needed – Westwood Connect Day
5. Fund a Project – Rotary Grants Available
6. Shoes for the Homeless – Donations Needed
7. Activities & Things to Do
8. HWPOA Communication and Ad Policy
9. Resident Ads
10. HWPOA Contact Information

1. HOUSING BILLS SIGNED INTO LAW

Yesterday, Gov. Gavin Newsom signed SB 9 and its cousin bill, SB 10, two deeply flawed and troubling bills that target single-family areas for density but with different approaches.

Neither bill requires any affordable housing to alleviate California’s affordability crisis.

Because these bills apply to all California towns of at least 2,500 population, they effectively outlaw single-family neighborhoods throughout the entire state, turning every neighborhood into multifamily regardless of impacts or infrastructure needs – and without requiring any affordable units whatsoever.

Thanks to all of you who worked to defeat these bills — although our efforts weren’t sufficient.

The good news is that the Mayor of Redondo Beach is spearheading a ballot initiative to amend the California Constitution to clarify that, with limited exceptions, zoning and land use are local issues outside the jurisdiction of the state – it’s called the “Californians for Community Planning Initiative” (CCPI). More information can be found at https://www.communitiesforchoice.org/

2. LAPD CONTACT INFORMATION

Our new Senior Lead Officer James Allen provided the following information for contacting the LAPD:

EMERGENCIES IN PROGRESS: Call 911 for:

Life-threatening emergencies in progress actually needing police, paramedics or LAFD
This includes things such as a shooting, heart attack, home invasion or fire.
Your report should include: YOUR ADDRESS, PHONE NUMBER AND A BRIEF DESCRIPTIONS OF THE EMERGENCY.
Based on your description the operator will determine if you need LAPD or LAFD
DO NOT HANG UP!!!!!

Please note: if you call 911 from a cell phone, the call will be routed through the nearest cell tower which may send it to either the CHP or LAPD operator.

SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY: 1-877-ASK LAPD (1-877-5273)

Non-emergencies such as loud parties, verbal disputes, public nuisance.
Once you get an operator and report an incident, remember to get the “INCIDENT NUMBER” which will ensure the report is actually recorded.
The non-emergency line can often require a long wait time, sometimes as long as 45 minutes. You are encouraged NOT TO HANG UP! It is suggested you put the call on speaker while you wait so you can do other things.
Depending on the incident , the operator may ask you to use the new Community Online Reporting System or “CORS.”
Many incidents can be efficiently reported using CORS (Community Online Reporting System).

COMMUNITY ONLINE REPORTING SYSTEM (CORS): https://lapdonline.org/home/content_basic-view/60409

Go to File A Police Report Online – Los Angeles Police Department
Following are some types of crimes that can be reported on CORS: harassing phone calls, lost property, vandalism, theft, theft from vehicles, minor traffic collision, hit and run. To see other criteria, go to the link above for details.
LAPD usually will not send an officer out to investigate these reported incidents, but will review your submission and, if approved, issue a final police report that you can use with your insurance company.
The system allows you to upload both videos and photos.

PLEASE NOTE: THE LOBBY at the WEST LAPD STATION will be staffed only during regular weekday business hours, and will be closed at night and on the weekends. More information can be obtained at: https://www.lapdonline.org/west_la_community_police_station.

MyLA 311 (the free app that you can download into your smartphone from your app store) allows you to get relevant information from all bureaus in the city, or to report concerns. You can also call 311, or go online to https://myla311.lacity.org

Below you will find important West LAPD contacts that might prove helpful.

SLO James Allen, 39318@lapd.online. Jim is our Senior Lead Officer. He covers a very large territory (from Mulholland to Santa Monica Blvd., between Beverly Hills and the 405 Freeway) and so may not be able to respond promptly.

Scott Alpert, 36921@lapd.online. He is the sergeant who supervises all the Senior Lead Officers in West LAPD.

The West LAPD station is located at 1663 Butler Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90025, tel: 310-444-0702.

3. PRIMO’S DONUTS – GRAND OPENING

A new chapter of donut deliciousness begins in Westwood Village this Saturday, September 18th, beginning at 6:00 a.m. with the Grand Opening of Primo’s Donuts at 10948 Weyburn Avenue, on the landmark corner of Broxton and Weyburn in the heart of the Village (former site of Stan’s Corner Donut Shoppe).

Primo’s Donuts was founded in 1956 by Ralph and Celia Primo on Sawtelle Boulevard in West L.A./Mar Vista. Now celebrating their 65th year in business, they are a beloved “legacy business” in Los Angeles. This is their second location of Primo’s Donuts.

In honor of their grand opening in Westwood Village, Primo’s invites you to taste their signature specialty, with complimentary Buttermilk Bites this Saturday, September 18th, from 12 noon to 1:00 p.m.

Primo’s website & menu:
https://www.primosdonuts.com/

4. VOLUNTEERS NEEDED – WESTWOOD CONNECT DAY

Connect Days are community events that bring service providers, community partners, governmental agencies, and dedicated volunteers together so that individuals experiencing homelessness can be connected to an array of services simultaneously.

At our Westwood Connect Day, there will be housing resources, legal assistance, medical services, hygiene kits, showers, haircuts, new clothes, and everyone will be provided both breakfast and lunch.

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
Volunteers will assist with setting up the event, working the check-in table, helping guests navigate the event, organizing and distributing donated items, and serving meals.

Westwood Connect Day
Tuesday, September 28th, 2021
9:00am to 1:00pm

WESTWOOD REC CENTER
1350 S Sepulveda Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90025

DONATIONS NEEDED
Help our unhoused neighbors by donating your gently used clothing, jackets, business attire, shoes, belts, purses, blankets, backpacks, luggage, reusable bags, tents, sleeping bags and non-perishable snacks. Please launder used clothing. All socks and underwear must be new in original packaging. We cannot accept dirty, stained, broken and bulky items.

Click here for more information

5. FUND A PROJECT – ROTARY GRANTS AVAILABLE

The Westwood Village Rotary Club (http://www.wvrc.net/) is ready and willing to apply for a grant on behalf of a local Westwood project. Grants cap out at $2,500 each.

District Grants are intended to support short-term humanitarian projects that benefit a local community. You can use District Grants to fund a variety of District and club projects and activities, including:

Humanitarian projects, including service travel and disaster recovery efforts
Scholarships for any level, length of time, location, or area of study
Youth programs, including Rotary Youth Exchange, Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA), Rotaract, and Interact
Vocational training teams, which are groups of professionals who travel abroad either to teach local professionals about their field or to learn more about it themselves

Read more about District Grants HERE
The deadline is October 30th.

Interested parties can contact Mark Rogo at (213) 280-6415 or Phil Gabriel at (310) 985-4488.

6. SHOES FOR THE HOMELESS – DONATIONS NEEDED

Please join the Westwood Village Rotary Club in donating lightly used and/or new men’s, women’s or children’s shoes. All shoes are provide free of charge to families in transition and the homeless in our local community through Shoes for the Homeless, Inc.

Drop-off locations are at various local YMCAs. See flyer below for details. Help us fill the box!

7. ACTIVITIES & THINGS TO DO

SUN & SEA
October 14–16, 2021
Presented by the Hammer, MOCA, and CAP UCLA

An opera-performance by Rugilė Barzdžiukaitė, Vaiva Grainytė, and Lina Lapelytė

Step into a sunny day by the sea. This theatrical installation stunned audiences at the 2019 Venice Biennale, earning its all-female creative team the coveted Golden Lion. The Hammer, MOCA, and CAP UCLA present Sun & Sea’s Los Angeles premiere, transforming The Geffen Contemporary at MOCA with 13 vocalists and 10 tons of sand. Sunbathing characters offer up a range of seductive harmonies and melodic stories that glide between the mundane, the sinister, and the surreal. From the sprawling tapestry of their lives emerges a piercing exploration of the relationship between people and our planet, captured in one afternoon on a crowded beach. The touring vocalists will be supported by members of L.A.-based choral group Tonality, best known for concerts on themes of social justice.

For more information and to purchase tickets, click here:
Sun & Sea

8. HWPOA COMMUNICATION AND AD POLICY

Please direct all comments, questions or issues regarding the Holmby News to hwpoa@aol.com.

When placing an ad, please send to hwpoa@aol.com for the Holmby News moderator to review. Responses to ads should be directed to the ad placer, not to HWPOA.

9. RESIDENT ADS

CHAIRLIFT INSTALLATION – SEEKING RECOMMENDATIONS

Looking for a honest and qualified company to install an outdoor chairlift and an indoor chairlift for a circular staircase. Thank you.

Aviva Monosson
amonosson@hotmail.com

10. HWPOA CONTACT INFORMATION

You Are Invited . . .

To attend our monthly Board Meetings*
To let us know your concerns about our community and your ideas about how we might work to improve it
To become involved in our Association.

*Board Meetings are usually held the second Tuesday of each month. Please confirm prior to attending.

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HOLMBY NEWS
September 10, 2021

From the Holmby Westwood Property Owners Association, serving the Holmby Westwood community since 1960.

1. HWPOA Board Meeting – Video Conference
2. California Special Election – VOTE!
3. Relaxed Parking During the Jewish Holidays
4. LAPD Update – New Senior Lead Officer
5. UCLA Move-In Week
6. National Preparedness Month
7. Mayor’s Youth Council
8. Activities & Things to Do
9. Westwood Village Rewards Program
10. HWPOA Contact Information

1. HWPOA BOARD MEETING – VIDEO CONFERENCE

On Tuesday, September 14 at 7:30 PM, the HWPOA Board of Directors will hold its monthly meeting. Due to social distancing restrictions, the meeting will be a video-conference held online via Zoom. Please click here to see the agenda.

Members of the community are welcome to join the Zoom call. Please let us know if you plan to attend and we will send you the link to access the video-conference. Email Dana at hwpoa@aol.com.

2. CALIFORNIA SPECIAL ELECTION – VOTE!

The California Gubernatorial Recall Election is Tuesday, September 14, 2021.

The recall ballot will ask two questions: 1) do you want to recall Governor Newsom? and 2) If the governor is recalled, who do you want to replace him?

If you’ve already received a ballot, return your ballot by mail (postage is prepaid) by September 14, or take it in person to a ballot drop box, to a voting location or your county elections office by 8:00 p.m. on September 14, 2021.

If you aren’t registered you can still register in-person on Election Day at most polling places, county elections offices, and vote centers.

Find your local polling place or ballot dropbox here:
vote.org/polling-place-locator

3. RELAXED PARKING DURING THE JEWISH HOLIDAYS

The Council Office has notified us that parking will be relaxed in our community during the upcoming Jewish holidays. For a complete list of dates and locations where the parking rules will be relaxed, please click here:

Relaxed Parking – Jewish Holidays 2021

Please note that portions of Strathmore and Westholme near Hillel will not have relaxed parking, per Hillel’s conditional use permit.

We wish you a happy and sweet New Year!
L’ Shanah Tovah!

4. LAPD UPDATE – NEW SENIOR LEAD OFFICER

Senior Lead Officer Pete Ojeda is being reassigned to an area that has significant gang activity (the Cadillac Robertson area, near Hamilton High School), which fortunately we do not have in this area. Officer Ojeda had significant prior experience working with gang related issues, so he was chosen to tackle that area because of his particular expertise.

Our new Senior Lead Officer James Allen has been with West LAPD for a while. He is an excellent officer and highly regarded. His contact information is below. We look forward to working with him.

Senior Lead Officer James Allen
Basic Car Area 8A29
LAPD – West Los Angeles Division
1663 Butler Ave.
Los Angeles CA 90025
Email: 39318@lapd.online
Office: 310-444-0741
Website: www.lapdonline.org

5. UCLA MOVE-IN WEEK

Move-in for UCLA on-campus spaces will take place Wednesday, September 15 through Sunday, September 19, 2021. Move-in for University Apartments will take place Monday, September 13 through Saturday, September 18, 2021.

At this time we anticipate move-in to be a fully masked event, where parents and family can help move the student in.

Parking at UCLA and in Westwood Village may be affected. The first day of classes is on Thursday, Sept. 23. Welcome, Bruins!

6. NATIONAL PREPAREDNESS MONTH

September is National Preparedness Month and this year’s theme is “Prepared to Protect.” Preparing for disasters is protecting everyone you love.

This is a great reminder that we all must prepare ourselves and our families now and throughout the year to ensure that we are ready to respond to disasters when they occur.

Take time this month to review your family emergency plan and supplies:

Make sure your supply kit includes enough food and water for at least three days, a flashlight, a fire extinguisher, and a whistle.
Consider each person’s specific needs, including medication.
Get a kit and make a plan.

7. MAYOR’S YOUTH COUNCIL

Make a positive impact in your community! The Mayor’s Youth Council (MYC) application for the 2021-2022 program is now available. We are currently looking for passionate high school students from each region in LA interested in civic engagement to join the 2021-2022 MYC class. Please find additional information and the application HERE.

What is the Mayor’s Youth Council?
The Mayor’s Youth Council is a dynamic one-year program that gives Los Angeles high school students a voice in City Hall. The Council empowers members with tools, policy knowledge, and leadership training vital to advocating for causes relevant to the youth of our city.

Who should apply to the Council?
All student leaders currently enrolled in a Los Angeles high school are invited to apply! The Council will meet in cohorts based on geographic area.

What is the commitment?
Meetings will be held virtually twice a month in the fall (2nd and 4th Wednesday in the evening), with the possibility of meeting in person once a month in the spring (every 3rd Saturday). Dates are subject to change. Meetings will be facilitated by their Area Representative in the Mayor’s Office.

The deadline to apply is on Friday, September 24, 2021.

8. ACTIVITIES & THINGS TO DO

Lawn Bowling at Holmby Park – Special Event
Saturday, Sept. 11, from 10:00 am – 12:00 pm

The Holmby Park Lawn Bowling Club invites Holmby Hills and Westwood residents to a special day on Saturday, September 11. Free lessons, free equipment, free ice cream and snacks are offered anytime between 10 am and 12 noon. If you sign up on 9/11/21, the club waives membership dues for you for the rest of this year. Renewing membership for 2022 is optional. Sounds like a good deal!

If this week you are not in the mood to learn new things, just swing by and watch a game enjoyed by many celebrities including Walt Disney, Shirley Temple and others. It is easy to learn, has the benefits of outdoors exercise and members are welcoming. Matches last from one and a half to two hours, but lessons are as long, or short as you have time for it. Bowling is organized on every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings. In the summer, the club also offers Wednesday twilight bowling at 6 pm with flood light.

If you cannot make it this Saturday, free lessons are offered on every Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10;30 am and Saturdays at 10 am. To learn more about the game and the Club please visit the HPLBC new website at www.losangeleslawnbowling.com

Lunchtime Art Talk on Rembrandt
Wednesday, Sept. 15 at 12:30 PM
at the Hammer Museum

The Hammer’s curatorial department leads free, insightful, short discussions about artists every Wednesday at 12:30 p.m. This talk on Rembrandt is led by Cindy Burlingham, deputy director of curatorial affairs. Click here for more information.

9. WESTWOOD VILLAGE REWARDS PROGRAM

Visit www.WestwoodVillageRewards.com and register for a list of promotions, rewards, and other incentives offered by local retailers. No extra steps are required, and no apps to download!

New merchants and rewards are added each week, so be sure to check www.WestwoodVillageRewards.com for updates.

Questions? Call us at 310-470-1812.

10. HWPOA CONTACT INFORMATION

You Are Invited . . .

To attend our monthly Board Meetings*
To let us know your concerns about our community and your ideas about how we might work to improve it
To become involved in our Association.

*Board Meetings are usually held the second Tuesday of each month. Please confirm prior to attending.

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