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A family Taiwanese restaurant in the SGV began receiving complaints, then citations related to its stinky tofu. But if you grew up eating stinky tofu, would you consider the odor a discomfort? Read this fascinating food/civics story by Jenn Harris. @latimes.com www.latimes.com/food/story/2...

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Look at the blueprint of the Lakers' 2000-02 three-peat and think about what the Dodgers are trying to do: Do you recognize familiar notes, similar focus? Symmetry in what both teams say about what it took and will take? See the signs pointing to yes? www.latimes.com/sports/dodge...

Neighbor complaints get classic ‘stinky’ dish booted from menu. San Gabriel restaurant pulls its pungent meal after complaints about the pungent smell, spotlighting a clash between beloved traditional dish and sensitivities of those living nearby. Jenn Harris www.latimes.com/food/story/2...

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A restaurant was forced to remove a dish from their menu after neighbors complained about its odor. The owners said the dish is culturally significant to the greater Taiwanese community in the San Gabriel Valley.

NIMBYism goes after stinky tofu, and in San Gabriel, of all places. www.latimes.com/food/story/2...

Ellina Abovian, a veteran correspondent for KTLA-TV, said she received more than 20,000 messages of support after being laid off last month. www.latimes.com/entertainme...

I'm in Cuba, where many are without power and water as a U.S. oil blockade plunges the island into its worst energy crisis in recent history. “The U.S. is trying to punish the Cuban government,” one man told me. “But it’s the people who are suffering.” www.latimes.com/world-nation...

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