Monthly Archives: July 2018

Heineman Stands Out in All-Star Game Palisades resident Scott Heineman was selected to play in the Triple-A All-Star Game on July 11 in Columbus, Ohio, and “stole” the game. The outfielder who plays for the Rangers farm team the Red...

The Long, Sad Goodbye By MARGE GOLD The goodbyes started on July 9, the first day of Norris Hardware’s 50 % off sale. The hardware store, founded in 1925 and one of Pacific Palisades oldest businesses, was closing. A post on...

2018 Emmy Nominations – Lots of Palisadians Received the Nod! By BERNICE FOX We know Bill Hader’s new HBO series, “Barry,” is a hit with viewers, because it was renewed quickly for a second season. Now we know it’s also...

Gym Floor Replacement Underway The L.A. Clippers organization and Clippers owners Steve and Connie Ballmer made a multi-million-dollar donation to the L.A. Parks Foundation in April. The money was targeted towards renovating nearly 350 basketball courts in city parks by...

Trotti/Connolly’s Home Takes First By SUE PASCOE Haverford residents David Trotti and Amy Kate Connolly entered the Fourth of July Patriotic Home Contest for the first time—and they won! The Palisades Americanism Parade Association (PAPA) contest was co-sponsored by Sotheby’s...

Norris Mobbed by Customers Norris owners Ellen and Grant Sears had announced at the end of June that the hardware store would start a 50 percent-off sale on July 9 in anticipation of closing on August 31. The Sears were...

Pacific Palisades resident Scott Heineman, who plays AAA ball just learned that he is the all-star replacement for Fresno’s Kyle Tucker, who was called up on July 7 to play for the Houston Astros. Heineman, who plays for the Texas...

      Without any warning about what was to come, Palisadian-Post Editor John Harlow was called into owner/publisher Alan Smolinisky’s office on Wednesday morning, June 13, and told he was being let go. The veteran journalist had completed the week’s edition...