Posted Thursday, September 22 – 6:35 PM
By Victoria Talbot
October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the annual international health campaign organized by major breast cancer charities every October to raise funds and awareness of the disease, and Beverly Hills’ finest will be wearing pink to show their support.
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The Los Angeles City Council voted Tuesday to name the Hollywood intersection where Pink’s Hot Dogs is located as “Pink’s Square.”
The final PTSA meeting of the 2017-18 school year included a bittersweet celebration that honored PTSA moms with graduating seniors. After upwards of 20 years in the school district, several of these volunteers are graduating out with their last child. The meeting also offered quite the suprise for co-president Jodi Galen – with a lifesize replica of the petite powerhouse volunteer! Pictured (top, from left): PTSA co-president Laurie Okum, Marjaneh Manavi, Jodi Galen (times two!), and Cindy Trost; (bottom, from left): “graduating moms” Rishelle Maman, Dorit Abramov, Doreece Artal, Eddie Rabin, Dagny Dubelko, Dori Kenneally, Fariba Khorshad, Nazy Yadegar, Jodi Galen and Laurie Okum.
Former first lady Barbara Bush died Tuesday at the age of 92, triggering an outpouring of praise for the matriarch of a Republican family once at the apex of American politics.
Longtime resident and lifelong educator Rachelle Marcus has officially become the first candidate to throw her hat in the ring for one of two upcoming seats on the Beverly Hills Board of Education.
U.S. Navy Lt. Dean Legidakes will be honored as the Military Hero of the Game at Wednesday evening’s interleague game between the Los Angeles Dodgers and Oakland Athletics at Dodger Stadium.
