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MICROGUIDES: With famous stages galore and lazy brunches to late-night boozers, there’s more to this hot LA enclave than just Sunset Strip , finds James March
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MICROGUIDES: With famous stages galore and lazy brunches to late-night boozers, there’s more to this hot LA enclave than just Sunset Strip , finds James March
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UpdatedThu, Feb 18, 2021 at 5:29 pm PT Reply The three-month test program will start on April 1 (Shutterstock) HOLLYWOOD, CA — A bustling stretch of Robertson Boulevard will become a pedestrian only zone on weekends, as part of a pilot program aiming to reimagine city space and create more room for outdoor activities. The street will be closed to cars from Santa Monica Boulevard to El Tovar Place between 6 p.m. Saturday and 2 a.m. Monday. Adjacent to West Hollywood Park and just north of Melrose Avenue, the section of Robertson Boulevard includes popular bars and restaurants such as The Abb...