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Farewell to the Standard, Hollywood, L A s Last Bastion of Y2K-Era Celebrity

To revist this article, visit My Profile, then View saved stories. Last Thursday, a friend texted me to tell me that the Standard in Hollywood was permanently shuttering after 22 years on the Sunset Strip. Like most of my friends and enemies, he knew that I carried a torch for this particular hotel. It was the original boutique hotel. The logo on the outside of the building was upside down. The keycards said, “Slip it in.” The valets wore ’90s alternative-rock-style work shirts; they were friendly and a little bit too good-looking. You could relax on the beige Ligne Roset Togo sofa in the lobby while a DJ spun tasteful electronic music and a scantily clad out-of-work actor lazily read a script in the “the Box” behind the front desk. You could eat adequate diner food 24 hours a day; you could float on a pink tube in the tiny pool; you could play ping-pong on blue Astroturf; you could hear the traffic on Sunset at all hours if you got the wrong room; you coul

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Joanna P Groth

Joanna P. Groth passed away at Cottage in The Meadow on November 25th, 2020 after a courageous fight with cancer. Our Mom had a great life, married 27 years to Kenneth Groth who was both the love of her life and her soul mate. She had a large blended family that she loved and kept in touch with regularly and celebrated everyone’s birthdays and as many holidays as possible. After Mom and Ken retired in the 1980’s, their dream was to buy an RV and travel the country. And then Ken had some health issues. Undeterred from their dream, they bought that 32-foot Class A and, towing a car, Mom drove that rig to Hot Springs in Southern California, where they liked to winter, and over to Peoria, Arizona for spring ball. Ken loved baseball and Mom learned to love it too. They were full-time RVers for 12 years, and visited as far away as Maine and down to Galveston, Texas and all stops in between.

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