Patricia Lombard
Patricia Lombard is the co-editor and publisher of the Larchmont Buzz. Patty lives with her family in Fremont Place. She has been active in neighborhood issues since moving here in 1989. Her pictorial history, "Larchmont" for Arcadia Press is available at Chevalier's Books.
Patricia Lombard's Latest Posts
Larchmont Residents Celebrate Neighborhood at LVNA Block Party
Over 200 neighbors gathered for a Larchmont Village Neighborhood Association block party last Saturday on Bronson Avenue. Organizers Bruce Walker and Adam Rubenstein were delighted with the turn-out of residents. “I feel like this was the most successful block party I’ve organized,” said Bruce Walker, local realtor and former neighborhood association president who started hosting […]
Distracted Walking Puts Us at Risk
The Operations – West Bureau of the Los Angeles Police Department recently sent out a community flyer urging citizens to “look up – phone down” when walking. It makes sense that you should watch where you are going but apparently distracted walking is becoming a public safety issue, just like texting while driving. (Hopefully, you […]
Windsor Village Home Invasion Robbery
Last Sunday, a woman was confronted by two suspects who entered her home through a side window in the 1000 block of Lucerne Blvd in Windsor Village in what seems like a home burglary gone awry. The incident occurred around 11 am, Sunday, July 16 when the homeowner, left her house. Her adult daughter, also […]
Shooting at Paramount Studio Gates
The Hollywood Reporter confirmed this week that the Los Angeles Police Department is investigating a shooting outside Paramount Studios. According to the Hollywood Reporter, two people were shot by a suspect who fled the scene by car before police arrived in an incident that “appears to be gang related,” said Officer Mike Lopez of the […]
NHM Opens P-22 Exhibit, The Story of LA’s Most Famous Feline
The Natural History Museum of LA County has opened a new micro exhibit telling the story of LA’s most famous feline, the puma known as P-22 who lives just four miles away from us in the hills of Griffith Park. (Out of respect, the Forest Service avoids giving names that personalize these animals so the […]
Wilshire the Fire Dog
Wilshire the Fire Dog was a very popular highlight of the Tuesday evening’s Taste of Farmers Market. While his human co-workers were serving their special firehouse chili, Wilshire gave a fire safety demonstration to a crowd of more than fifty as part of the First-In Fire Foundation’s participation in the annual Taste of Farmers Market […]
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