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Jennifer Parry Dodge sells her own hand-dyed clothing and textiles as well as handicrafts from other artists at her boutique, ERMIE X Weltenbuerger.

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Arts ReSTORE LA: Pop-up stores add variety to Westwood

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A&amp;E contributors pyang@media.ucla.edu About 25 years ago, Father Gregory Boyle had an idea that led to a simple program that would help former gang members. Homeboy Industries is one of the pop-up shops occupying an empty Westwood space this month.

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Arts ReSTORE LA: Pop-up stores add variety to Westwood

By Kevin Truong, Pauline Yang

Nov. 19, 2013 12:40 a.m.