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This log cabin is a haven for sobriety groups. Beverly Hills wants it torn down

LOS ANGELES - On a posh stretch of Robertson Boulevard, one of these really stands out: A Kundalini yoga studio. A restaurant owned by former "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star Lisa Vanderpump. The headquarters of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association. A log cabin.

Yes, a log cabin.

Far from the forest, the shabby little cabin with peeling paint and battered wooden doors has become the center of a property dispute between West Hollywood and Beverly Hills, two tony cities where land is both scarce and expensive.

The log cabin - the site of some two dozen addiction recovery group meetings every week - is in West Hollywood. But it

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