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Joshua Letona

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  • Associate Producer, Social Media, LAist
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It’s alive! Norman the werewolf resurrected in Altadena

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By Joshua Letona Verified
| Nobody Knows Anything (Podcast)
Congress has cut federal funding for public media — a $3.4 million loss for LAist. We count on readers like you to protect our nonprofit newsroom. Become a monthly member and sustain local journalism . In Los Angeles, you’re bound to run into some kind of local creature. Opossums, coyotes, mountain lions, and in the case of Altadena, a giant toy werewolf statue.
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Your Afternoon LA Report

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By Lauren Sommer Verified, Ryan Kellman Verified, Kenya Romero, Joshua Letona Verified
| LAist Verified
Topline: The Book Rack in Arcadia is closing down after serving the community for 40 years. Karen Kropp has worked at the store for most of that time and in the last two decades has owned the used bookstore and tried to keep it afloat. The reason: Rising costs, including rent and utilities, have become too much for Kropp, who is approaching her 80th birthday. So, come Thursday, she'll return the keys to her landlord and officially retire.
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Book Rack In Arcadia

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By Lauren Sommer Verified, Ryan Kellman Verified, Kenya Romero, Joshua Letona Verified
| LAist Verified
Topline: The Book Rack in Arcadia is closing down after serving the community for 40 years. Karen Kropp has worked at the store for most of that time and in the last two decades has owned the used bookstore and tried to keep it afloat. The reason: Rising costs, including rent and utilities, have become too much for Kropp, who is approaching her 80th birthday. So, come Thursday, she'll return the keys to her landlord and officially retire.
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