Out and About In Beverly Hills: An Influencers’ Guide
Unlike last year, which was marked by closures and restrictions, this summer is colored by rebirth and reopening.
In-Person Graduation Ceremonies Return to Beverly Hills
"I really want to commend the people that worked on those and organized them," Board President Rachelle Marcus said of the ceremonies.
One Beverly Hills is Approved by City Council
"This has been a very long journey and the outcome is very exciting," Alagem told the Courier.
Extinguisher Training
The Beverly Hills Fire Department performed extinguisher training for the employees and residents at the Sunrise Senior Living Facility on May 20.
Visionary Women
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Class of ’21 Has Cause to Celebrate in Beverly Hills
Each graduate has been given four allocated seats.
Ribbon Cutting
From left, Beverly Hills Mayor Robert Wunderlich, restaurateur Nusret Gökçe, and Beverly Hills Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Todd Johnson celebrate the opening of Nusr-Et Steakhouse on North Canon Drive on May 28. "We are super honored to have you and your business here,"
City Council and School Board Resist New Math Framework
The BHUSD letter seeks clarification from the Department of Education that "all facets of this Framework ultimately remain in local control to allow students to accelerate in their learning when multiple measures of data are used to ensure they are conceptually and developmentally ready."
City Council Gives Go-Ahead To One Beverly Hills
The Council then tackled whether the project was consistent with the city's General Plan, which "provides guidance as to the elements which should be considered in the approval process in the city," Councilmember Lester Friedman said. In order to proceed, the Council must find that
City Council Extends Private Security Contracts to June 2022
The Council voted unanimously to allow destruction of a mural by well-known late muralist Terry Schoonhoven at 9242 Beverly Blvd.