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jayres April 30, 2013 at 11:36 pm
As someone who enjoys following the real estate market, I can tell you the lot was for sale for some…Read More time. So I looked it up, and it appears the lot was for sale off and on quite a bit for the last several years, and was sold and closed on April 4th. Here is the listing on Redfin
http://www.redfin.com/CA/Los-Angeles/2228-Yosemite-Dr-90041/home/7178125
According to Blockshopper LA, the lot was owned by a Mr Shahbazian of Yosemite Drive Properties LLC and was sold to Yosemite Drive Homes LLC
http://losangeles.blockshopper.com/property/5685005005/2228_yosemite
According to CorporationWiki, Yosemite Drive Homes LLC, filed with the Sec of State in March, lists an address in Westlake Village, and has no known company officers.
http://www.corporationwiki.com/California/Westlake-Village/yosemite-drive-homes-llc/135352722.aspx
Vinnie Brascia May 7, 2013 at 02:59 am
A few things. This was our first year going to Penn. We do have a full inclusion team known as…Read More Double A in the city and they are a pleasure to work with, but there were no full inclusion kids brought on the trip. However, if you wish to see the Double A team, or any athletes from the Northern league participate. Our league finals will be held this Friday May 10th starting at roughly 5:30pm.
Suzanne April 27, 2013 at 12:22 pm
Yes! There are some great athletes at ERHS and among them are full inclusion students.…Read More Congratulations to a very hard working group of students and their coaches. Like many athletes at ERHS, they practice and compete without much of an audience, so it's wonderful when they do get public recognition for their accomplishments. Many don't know that they also had to raise the money to travel to the Penn Relays, so props to all the kids. Best of luck!
Paul Rich February 19, 2013 at 03:58 pm
Jerry, although not original from here, became a true L.A. native. The truest, perhaps, than any…Read More luminary in memory. Like Randy Newman, he LOVED L.A. He reflected the dichotomous nature of Angelenos -- down to earth and hip Hollywood glamour. The chants in rival arenas when the Lakers played ("Beat L.A.") simply revealed their envy of Los Angeles and an erroneous image of L.A. as purely superficial and phony. True, Buss was flamboyant and a playboy. But he was also a self-made man, rising from his austere humble upbringing in Iowa where he rummaged trash cans for phone books to use as firewood to heat the tiny home he lived in with his mother.
I was fortunate enough to meet Jerry Buss at Chasens restaurant where I was celebrating my mom and dad's anniversary. I was shocked when mom walked right up to his table and introduced herself as his mother's hair stylist. I had no idea. "Is this your granddaughter?" she asked. No mom, she wasn't. And I hadn't the heart to inform mom of Buss's lifestyle.
We can only hope any sibling rivalry amongst the Buss children will be put to rest in the interest of Los Angeles ... and to honor the memory of the greatest owner in sports franchise history.
Spirit Of Venice February 19, 2013 at 03:57 am
Thanks, Jerry, for giving L.A. such a GREAT basketball team all these years. We won't see the likes…Read More of you again. R.I.P.
henk friezer February 18, 2013 at 08:10 pm
Truly a nice man, very down to earth, did not flaunt his wealth. I was a news photographer covering…Read More the LA` sports scene, when Buss purchased the JKC sports domain we all asked who is this guy (none of us in the media had ever heard of him)?
He turned out be a blessing to the LA sports scene, he was approachable, taking time to converse with you and was always humble. Just a plain nice man. Unlike Cook he was always present at his teams games and did not sit in the owners box but among the ordinary fans. RIP Dr Buss your legacy will remain long after any of us have departed
henk friezer January 15, 2013 at 07:00 pm
What the writer (Gale Fullerton) fails to mention is what an integral role he played in the molding…Read More of these great athletes he writes about. Gale was very influential during his tenure at ERHS in helping the greats like Dennis Chinn, John Black, Bob Jones (just to name a few) to accomplish their goals. So lets give credit where its due.
Gale Fullerton November 26, 2012 at 02:52 am
Henk, you photos are great. Would you like me to email you the many pictures I took at the Sports…Read More Hall of Fame. Also, would you like me to email you the four stories I wrote about the four inductees. It was great seeing you again, and thank you for the kind words. Gale Fullerton
henk friezer November 6, 2012 at 02:28 pm
On a personal note. I would like to say how honored I felt to be in the presence of these legendary…Read More sports figures from ER's glory days. To see Bob Jones who I consider to be the best athlete I ever witnessed at ER ( I have covered ERHS sports for over 50years) made it a great night. I was unaware, like others at the event, that coaching great Jim Mora grew up in ER and attended Dahlia school and ERJHS. It was an awe inspiring event, Hats off to Gale Fullerton!
henk friezer January 8, 2013 at 03:50 pm
Covering football games has not been the same without Joe's officiating. He enjoyed the sport, and…Read More added a n extra dimension to keeping the game flowing while being objective with his calls. Always had a smile for people. Fortunately his sons and grandsons have continued the tradition of officiating started by Joe.
Bobby Kelso January 7, 2013 at 09:41 pm
Mr. Conte was my idol and mentor. He coached me for several years. I learned more about baseball…Read More and life from Mr. Conte than from anyone. He was a true winner all the way around. He used to play hardball fast pitch and he was the oldest player, but also the best player. Simply an amazing man. Bobby Kelso ERHS 1975
ERHS Moms November 6, 2012 at 02:27 am
What a great game! A real joy to watch! Congrats to all of our players!
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