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More 101 Freeway Closures Are Coming Through the Cahuenga Pass

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By Ellina Abovian Verified
| Los Angeles Magazine Verified
If you are driving between Hollywood and the Valley, prepare for another round of 101 Freeway closures. Caltrans says northbound lanes and ramps will be reduced overnight through Friday, August 28, along nearly four miles of the Cahuenga Pass – from Highland Avenue to the 170 Freeway. The northbound 101 will be reduced to two lanes overnight and briefly narrowed to just one lane during the early-morning hours. Drivers should expect delays and follow posted detours.
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What to Stream This Weekend to Remember Dolly Parton

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By Ellina Abovian Verified
| Los Angeles Magazine Verified
Dolly Parton was never just a country singer. She was a songwriter, actress, philanthropist and one of the rare stars nearly everyone seemed to love. As fans remember her extraordinary life, here is what to watch this weekend. Start with 9 to 5, Dolly’s 1980 film debut alongside Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin. The workplace comedy and its unforgettable theme song, which helped turn Dolly into a Hollywood star.
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The San Fernando Valley Is Getting Its First Light-Rail Line

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By Ellina Abovian Verified
| Los Angeles Magazine Verified
For the first time, light rail is coming to the San Fernando Valley. Metro is building a 6.7-mile line along the center of Van Nuys Boulevard, connecting the Metro G Line in Van Nuys with San Fernando Road in Pacoima. According to Metro, the route will include 11 stations serving Van Nuys, Panorama City, Arleta and Pacoima. Trains are expected to arrive every seven to 10 minutes during peak hours.
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