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Tribeca Drive-In Presents Classic Movies and Comedy Under Quarantine
Gerri Miller
July 9, 2020
Drive-in movie theaters largely went extinct in the age of the multiplex, but they’re having a renaissance during pandemic times.
Rabbi finds a higher calling in L.A.’s homeless population
Bill Boyarsky
September 24, 2015
Rabbi Marvin Gross’ congregants include Los Angeles County’s poorest, most neglected and most scorned — the homeless.
Muslim Public Affairs Council’s conference draws hundreds to Pasadena church
Jonah Lowenfeld
December 19, 2012
When All Saints Church in Pasadena announced that it would host the Muslim Public Affairs Council’s (MPAC) 12th annual convention as part of its efforts toward “interfaith peacemaking,” the Episcopal church that was founded in 1883 became the target of hate mail and attacks.
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