Born in Chicago, IL. Raised in Lincolnwood. Moved to Woodcliff Lake, NJ
Attended Boston University. Lived in NJ, NYC.
Relocated to Van Nuys, CA.
Writer, photographer.
Email : ahurvitz2@sbcglobal.net
“Here in Van Nuys” should be in the SUBJECT LINE.
Born in Chicago, IL. Raised in Lincolnwood. Moved to Woodcliff Lake, NJ
Attended Boston University. Lived in NJ, NYC.
Relocated to Van Nuys, CA.
Writer, photographer.
Email : ahurvitz2@sbcglobal.net
“Here in Van Nuys” should be in the SUBJECT LINE.
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Hello Andy,
We met yesterday at the shooting location on Sylmar and Kittridge. Good going on your blog.
Same here. Nice work, keep it up. My family does have lots of pix from years gone by, and I’ll try and find some to post that might be interesting to a wider audience. I was born at Van Nuys Receiving Hospital, just off VN Blvd. near Hatteras (no longer there, I believe) and grew up a few blocks away on Tobias Ave. I remember as a little kid in the mid-’50s walking with Mom down to Serber’s Market on VN Blvd near the old train tracks (now a bus lane, I believe) and watching the Bethlehem Star Parade on the same boulevard. The House of Sight & Sound on Victory between Vesper and VN Blvd. was my favorite place in town — I picked up the KHJ Boss 30 song list every Friday afternoon on my walk home from grade school. Great times!
I sent you a message, but it didn’t go through I think. Congrats on the awesome site Mr. Editor! I lived in Lincoln Square about 5 minutes from Lincolnwood. I was also born in Van Nuys at the Valley Presbyterian Hospital!
Great to hear from you and keep up the awesome work!
Brian
Hi Andrew!
wow – very impressive. I just moved from Lincoln Square – about 3 minutes from Lincolnwood! This site looks like a full time project. What’s funny is I was born in Van Nuys at the Valley Presbyterian hospital I think it is called. Keep ‘em coming Mr. Editor!