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"As an educational farm, our goal is to really teach people about the benefits of eating food locally, growing food locally, growing in an environmentally sustainable way," Levy told the Courier.

"We all feel very similar that elder care is extremely important," Nikki Vescovi told the Courier.

On April 29 at 8:40 a.m., the Beverly Hills Police Department (BHPD) reported a bicyclist was injured after being hit by a vehicle at Sunset Boulevard and Rodeo Drive.

BHC June 26 pop under 2

"Our Public Works Department puts in an enormous amount of effort to ensure we continue to deliver clean tap water so that our community as well as the environment remains healthy for the future," said Beverly Hills Mayor Bob Wunderlich.

Chalikyan and Stepanyan are charged with one count of conspiracy and five hate crimes.

"I'm already working on these issues for West Hollywood, we have experience getting the job done, and we can expand upon it," Horvath told the Courier.

In honor of Israel's 73rd Independence Day, members of the City Council were joined by Consul General Dr. Hillel Newman as City Hall was illuminated in blue light.

"We definitely want the business district in this," Vice Chair, Deborah Frank, said at the meeting. "We're forming a committee and we're going to specifically target underwriters for this entire event. That's our goal. To support it with fundraising as we did for the Visions

We are eager to see you all in person, to connect you physically and socially with one another, and to support your well-being–mind, body and spirit," said Rogers. 

The Metro D Line will have two stops in Beverly Hills: Wilshire/La Cienega, expected to be complete in 2024, and a Wilshire/Rodeo station in 2025.