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Tuesday morning break-ins\u00a0<\/p>\n Silver Lake\/Virgil Village\u2014 Two shops were burglarized about 15 minutes apart early Tuesday, according to Instagram posts. Surveillance cameras captured images of a man wearing a dark shirt and red backpack busting through the glass door at Barkeeper on Hoover Street at about 6:30 am and taking products and cash, according to the store’s Instagram post<\/a>. The man then rides away on a\u00a0 bike. About 15 minutes earlier, a man wearing similar clothing shattered a glass door at Good Friend Coffee on Virgil Avenue. The only things he took were a blue hat and shirt. “We\u2019re a small family run business,” said a post on the store’s Instagram<\/a>. “Please don\u2019t do this.”<\/p>\n Briciola opens on Sunset<\/p>\n Silver Lake\u2014Briciola<\/a> opened in mid-September in the former Spoon & Pork space on Sunset Boulevard, Eater LA reported<\/a>. Restaurateur Mattia Raimondi and chef Matteo Di Nicola blend Italian dishes with Brazilian ingredients, including cavatappi with cacha\u00e7a pink sauce. The pair previously operated Cedro in Newbury Park.<\/p>\n Designs on a new clothing boutique<\/p>\n Echo Park\u2014New York designer Emily Dawn Long is teaming up with Kansas City boutique Mergers<\/a> on a new store at 1543 Echo Park Ave., formerly home to Des Pair Books. The retail concept is expected to open in October, Fashionista reported<\/a>. Mergers carries clothing from independent designers, along with objects and in-store projects.<\/p>\n Theater finds new home<\/p>\n Eagle Rock\u2014Arroyo Repertory Theatre<\/a>, a Pasadena-based nonprofit theater organization, has moving into a new home at Art on Fig, 7330 N. Figueroa St., at La Loma Road. The group and Lumina Dance have been renovating the space for full operations. Arroyo Repertory plans to stage \u201cOn Track!,\u201d a fall showcase featuring six original short plays developed through its writers\u2019 and actors\u2019 workshops.\u00a0 <\/p>\n
Spirit of spooky season<\/p>\n Los Feliz\u2014Spirit Halloween has set up its seasonal costume and decoration shop in the former Rite Aid at 1637 N. Vermont Ave., according to its website.<\/a><\/p>\n Etc.<\/p>\n Silver Lake\u2014The KTLA news chopper was overhead as Trader Joe’s shoppers lined up<\/a> to snag one of the market’s $3 Halloween-themed totes.\u00a0<\/p>\n ICYMI<\/p>\n Elysian Valley\u2014Church Edit<\/a>, a film editing company whose clients include Coca-Cola, Megan Thee Stallion, and The Sims, shows off its new headquarters next to the Los Angeles River. The converted industrial site still has its CMU block walls, exposed beams, and structural grid. Design Milk<\/a><\/p>\n Echo Park\u2014The plans to replace Club Bahia<\/a> with affordable housing have been fleshed out further, according to a new Planning Department document<\/a>.\u00a0 In addition to 237 apartments, the proposed six-story complex at 1120-1166 W. Sunset Blvd. is to have 1,007 square feet of retail space and more than 140 parking spaces.<\/p>\n Silver Lake\u2014Cortado LA<\/a> is coming to Silver Lake Drive. The pop-up concept by actor Jhon Mej\u00eda seems to be a gallery and cafe space, but no word on an official opening date just yet.<\/p>\n \ud83d\udecd\ufe0f Saturday Shopper<\/p>\n Eastside businesses are welcome to promote their upcoming sales, discounts and deals and share news of new products, services (even job openings) in the Saturday Shopper, a special section in Saturday edition of the Eastsider Newsletter.\u00a0\u00a0Submit your news<\/a>.<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n Support Eastside Community News \u2014 Now Tax-Deductible<\/p>\n You can now make a tax-deductible contribution to support The Eastsider\u2019s civic and accountability coverage on the Eastside.<\/p>\n Choose what works for you: <\/p>\n \u2022 Become a monthly supporter and help us reach 500 neighbors funding daily reporting<\/p>\n \u2022 Make a single gift to our new Eastside Community News Fund<\/p>\n Strong local news keeps residents informed and leaders accountable.<\/p>\n Thank you for your consideration.<\/p>\n \u2014Jes\u00fas Sanchez, Publisher<\/p>\n
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