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BEVERLY HILLS
WILL ROGERS (Continued from page 1)
Real Estate Lifetime Achievement: Jeff Hyland, Jade Mills and Joyce Rey Development of the Year: 329 N. Rodeo Drive (IWC Schaffhausen) Property Owner: Metropole Realty Advisors Architect: Lochte Architecture Group (Steven King) 320 N. Beverly Drive (Nespresso) Property Owner: Beverly-Dayton LLC Architect: GaS Architects (Jim Goring) 401 N. Rodeo Drive (Bulgari) Property Owner: Rodeo and Brighton LLC Architect: Gruen Associates (Ashok Vanmali) 150 / 151 El Camino Drive (Kennedy Wilson) Property Owner: KW El Camino, LLC Architect: Wolcott Architecture Interiors (Andrew Mangan) Outstanding Architectural Design: • 718 N. Linden Drive Architect - Jose Fernandez • 238 N. Rexford Drive Architect - Pouya Payan • 924 N. Beverly Drive Architect - Ben Borukhim • 718 N. Rodeo Drive Architect - Hamid Gabbay Outstanding Historic Restoration:
WATCHMAN
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"This procedure has been lifechanging for so many patients who struggle while taking blood thinners facing a risk of bleeding and having bleeds while on them and facing blood clots and a risk of stroke when they are not taking them.” Dr. Shephal Doshi told the Courier. “With successful implantation of the watchmen device, these patients are able to stop taking their blood thinners and have a significant reduction in their risk of stroke." Doshi was one of three clinicians who presented study result data to the FDA in Washington, DC last year,
MEASURE Y
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provided a high-quality education to students in our community for over 100 years.” Paid for by the Vote For Y Committee, the website clearly shows that the each of the five school principals, in addition to the superintendent, supports Measure Y. Also listed under endorsements are several parent leaders, in addition to the chairs of the Citizens Oversight Committee (COC) and the Finance Committee. The website also offers an FAQ link, which answers questions such as how much Measure Y’s passage will cost property owners–($44 per $100,000 in assessed value); how the statewide school bond impacts BHUSD’s construction needs–(it
Commercial: • Beverly Hills Hotel (1912) 9641 Sunset Blvd. Architect: Elmer Grey • Beverly Professional Building (1926) - 9601 Brighton Way Architect: Harry Werner • Fox Wilshire-Saban Theater(1930) Architect: S. Charles Lee Residential: • 1113 Beverly Drive (1960) Architect: Rex Lotery • Restoration Designer: Tim Campbell 707 Walden Drive (1930) • Restoration Designer: Rene Rivierre, 1930 1000 N. Crescent Drive, Harry Cohn Estate (1927) Architect: Robert Farquhar Sustainable Development: • Burberry, 301 N. Rodeo Dr. Owner: Burberry Architect: Callison Barteluce • Hermes of Paris, 434 N. Rodeo Drive Owner: Ballreich Investments Architect for Façade Remodel: Paul Ruffing • 331 N. Foothill Road, City of Beverly Hills Owner: City of Beverly Hills Architect: Ehrlich Yanai, Rhee Chaney Architects • Montage Hotel, 225 N. Canon Drive Owner: Montage Hotels Architect: HKS Architects
which ultimately resulted in the FDA approving the Watchman device. For the last eight years, has traveled to more than 14 countries around the globe, where he’s performed the procedure on hundreds of patients. Today, Saint John’s is a physician training center for the Watchman both nationally and internationally. Many physicians from other countries have visited Saint John’s to learn more about the procedure. Doshi himself has trained physicians in Europe, Asia and Australia. For more information on Saint John’s Health Center and the Watchman, visit www.saintjohnsfoundation.org/
doesn’t); and what kind of accountability there is–(a new COC will be formed, there will be mandatory audits, and no funds are allowed for salaries or pensions.) In order to pass, two-thirds – 66.7 percent – of voters must approve the bond. In addition, the website also serves as information corner where residents can learn where to get more information or attend forums to discuss the bond measure. Starting Thursday Sept. 22 at 7 p.m., and every Thursday thereafter through Oct. 13, the Vote For Y Committee will hold informational coffees at Horace Mann. “[Measure Y] sends such a strong message to our children: that we believe in them, and that we are investing in them,” Goldstein said.