Justice: Altadena’s David de Csepel has been leading his family in recovering the artwork of his great-grandfather, Baron Mor Lipot Herzog. Baron Herzog, a Budapest-based Jewish banker, had 40 artworks, valued at $100 million, looted during World War II that are now in the possession of museums in Hungary. Recently a federal appellate court allowed Herzog’s family to proceed with a lawsuit against the Hungarian government and the museums. LA Times’ Jori Finkel has the details.
Co-op: The LA Daily News has an editorial looking at the Arroyo Food Co-op …
Honors: The Soroptimist International Club of Altadena/Pasadena is honoring Elizabeth Claire Lambert, Philandra M. Brown, and Jackie J. Knowles at its fourth annual Live Your Dream Luncheon at the Women’s City Club Wednesday, 160 N. Oakland Ave., Pasadena at 11:30 AM. Lunch is $25. 626-622-8410.
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Justice: Altadena’s David de Csepel has been leading his family in recovering the artwork of his great-grandfather, Baron Mor Lipot Herzog. Baron Herzog, a Budapest-based Jewish banker, had 40 artworks, valued at $100 million, looted during World War II that are now in the possession of museums in Hungary. Recently a federal appellate court allowed Herzog’s family to proceed with a lawsuit against the Hungarian government and the museums. LA Times’ Jori Finkel has the details.
Co-op: The LA Daily News has an editorial looking at the Arroyo Food Co-op …
Honors: The Soroptimist International Club of Altadena/Pasadena is honoring Elizabeth Claire Lambert, Philandra M. Brown, and Jackie J. Knowles at its fourth annual Live Your Dream Luncheon at the Women’s City Club Wednesday, 160 N. Oakland Ave., Pasadena at 11:30 AM. Lunch is $25. 626-622-8410.
