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"It's never too early for students to think about college and their futures, even during a pandemic," Jeffries, a USC graduate herself, told the Courier.

Thanksgiving has come and gone and now Hanukkah is upon us. Residents of Beverly Hills have grown accustomed to a holiday season of rapidly-changing health orders, initiatives and programs. As the year winds down, Los Angeles County continues to see more new cases of COVID-19

It's been a challenging year and with stores open at only 20 percent capacity, shopping could also be tricky this holiday season as well.

What does this mean for current juniors, sophomores, and freshmen? As it stands now, the most competitive schools plan to require the ACT and SAT for next year's application cycle.

"I wanted to share as of this morning, there are no oil derricks on the high school property," Donald Blake, senior executive bond program manager said. "That is a milestone, and I cannot tell you how happy we are."

We can become that nation you know.  We can each lead a generous life of giving to those who have less and to make real inspired visions to better our city, our people, our nation, and our planet.

This holiday season will present us with a unique opportunity to find cheer in new places.

"Work is now in progress to address minor leaks on the two wells previously identified to require additional plugging work. This additional plugging work is anticipated to be completed by December 2020," Beverly Hills Director of Public Works Shana Epstein told the Courier.

When you need a break but can't leave town, these debut dining ventures all evoke a strong sense of place and a much-needed dose of escapism.

"I find that people are really decorating their homes tremendously this year.