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<strong>Bio:</strong> Once a lyric soprano, Danielle received her bachelor's degree in Music at the University of Southern California and worked as an opera and theater critic for the e-zine LA2DAY before moving eastward to pursue her master's degree in Journalism. She graduated from Boston University in 2009 after interning with Boston Magazine and serving time as a TV and film critic in London. It was the Southern California sunshine and unbeatable sushi that reeled her back to West Hollywood.<br><br>When Danielle is not writing and reporting, she is going for a run, taking a yoga class, scrounging town for the best macaron or drinking excessive amounts of earl grey tea. As editor of Patch, she welcomes any suggestions and contributions, so if you spot her at Coffee Bean or find her mid-jog, please stop and say Hello!
<strong>Beliefs:</strong> I believe in the power of empathy, understanding and tolerance.
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Residents get a glimpse at the proposed state-of-the-art parking garage behind City Hall and Patch learns demolition begins in a few weeks on a famous 11-acre studio lot on Santa Monica Boulevard.
A protest is planned at the Lot on Santa Monica Boulevard and the city will honor April Fool's by designating 'Kardashian Day,'
Readers deem Jones' cup of Joe the best in West Hollywood.
Also today, two events at the library—The Big Read kick-off event and a Center for the Study of Political Graphics conversation on art and politics.
This year's events and discussions at the new library are centered around Ray Bradbury's classic dystopian novel, 'Fahrenheit 451.'
Also today: Moshe Kasher is signing his new book on the Sunset Strip and Eugene Ionesco's absurdist play returns to Fiesta Hall.
The young American Bulldog mix is an absolute sweetheart who just wants to please.
The committee will review the project’s proposed conceptual design. The meeting is open to the public.
The NYC Meatpacking District restaurant and lounge comes to West Hollywood under the culinary prowess of Executive Chef Scott Quinn.
The 17th annual event honors the achievements of local women in the professional and commercial or industrial business community.
The socialite sisters are relocating their Calabasas fashion boutique to a storefront on Melrose Avenue.
Rosa Mexicano's culinary advisor is serving up fresh Passover-inspired dishes April 6 - 13 on the Sunset Strip.
The Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a possible condominium project for West Hollywood's historic El Mirador apartment building.
Demolition begins in a few weeks, with construction done in six phases.
Parking meters and associated time limits will be enforced. Visitor parking permits will be available at the Kings Road Parking Structure or West Hollywood Sheriff's Station all day.
There are 17 crimes reported in West Hollywood over the past week.
In other news, a former Penthouse Pet is accused of running an international drug ring and a staff report reveals 71 special events in 2011 cost $2.7 million for the city.
Also check out 'Exit The King' at Fiesta Hall and the L.A. Women's International Film Festival in West Hollywood Library.
The people have spoken; Katana is the Patch Readers' Choice.
Redondo Beach Mayor Mike Gin and current 66th Assembly District candidate Nathan Mintz are backing the Republican candidate for the 50th Assembly District seat.
