Monthly Archives: June 2019
Councilman Mike Bonin Addresses Various Concerns
At Pacific Palisades Community Council Meeting The Pacific Palisades Community Council met on June 27 in the Palisades Library community room. Before Councilman Mike Bonin spoke, there were two important announcements. 1) Howard Robinson, chair of the PPCC Land Use...
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Hathaways Volunteer Vital Service to Keep
5/10K Will Rogers Run Local By LAUREL BUSBY Contributing Writer Running on the Fourth of July has been a tradition since 1978, and Thomas and Dalena Hathaway have become a central part of that tradition. For eight years, Dalena has...
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Palisades Fourth of July Concert Set
PaliShades to Headline on Main Stage By LAUREL BUSBY Contributing Writer This year, PaliShades, a for-one-night-only band, will bring their grooves to the Palisades Rocks the Fourth day-long concert event. Made up of a bevy of skilled, professional musicians, the...
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Mike Lanning Selected Parade Marshal
Because of His Impact on the Pacific Palisades Community No individual has had a bigger impact on Pacific Palisades youth than resident Mike Lanning. Since becoming the Scoutmaster of Troop 223 in 1953, he has seen 804 boys attain the...
Presentation for Gladstone’s Lacked Information
Instead, It Was Called a Chance to Offer Input The following invite came from L.A. County Supervisor Sheila Kuehl’s office for a presentation on June 18 at the Palisades Village Swarthmore Room. “Please join PCH Beach Associates, the L.A. County...
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PaliHi Sports Program Wins Commissioner’s Cup
Capturing 12 CIF LA City Section Titles Palisades Charter High School has again won the CIF LA City Section Commissioner’s Cup. The Dolphins won 12 City Championships during the 2018-2019 school year to capture their fifth consecutive Cup. PaliHi received...
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Dozens of Volunteers from Pacific Palisades Help
Campaign that Strives to Address World Hunger Vitamins. Soy. Rice. Dehydrated vegetables. Manna Pack (quart-sized sealed bags, about the size of a zip-lock bag). Forty-eight Palisades residents volunteered from noon to 2 p.m. on June 20 as part of the Feed...
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Homeless: The City Has a Model to
Follow in the Palisades Task Force On June 14, Councilman Mike Bonin sent out a press release that included his suggestions on “Why Is Homelessness Getting Worse, and What Can We Do About It?” His solutions included a “Vacancy Tax”...
Mountain Lion that Roamed Temescal Area Is
Moved to a Larger Habitat in National Forest Los Angeles Police Officer John “Rusty” Redican and his partner Earl Wright were on beach patrol this morning (June 24) when they received a message about a mountain lion sighting at...
June 24, 2019, Musings
Musings Bureau of Street Services By Sue Pascoe · June 24, 2019 is looking at permits for me and trying to sort out about the closure on Saturday on Swarthmore and why people were not given any advance notice. I...
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