Monthly Archives: November 2022
Captain Craig Heredia Assumes Command of West L.A. LAPD
Captain III Craig Heredia was appointed to the head the 65-square mile West L.A. Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) at the beginning of November. Heredia was the West L.A. Patrol Commanding Office under Captain Jonathan Tom, who was promoted as...
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Coastal Interceptor Prevents Trash from Entering the Ocean
Residents near Ballona Creek were upset about the amount of trash entering the Pacific Ocean. The trash from storm drains, which covers 150 square miles of Los Angeles, is dumped into Ballona Creek. A pilot project, the Ballona Creek Trash...
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November 22, 2022, Musings
Musings SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT By Sue Pascoe · November 22, 2022 “Holding a grudge is like drinking poison and hoping the other person dies. CITY COUNCIL DEFERS ACTION The Los Angeles City Council deferred a motion presented by Councilmember...
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City Council to Vote $2 Million for Ballona RV Dwellers
The Los Angeles City Council is set to vote on a motion to provide a little more than $2 million dollars for an encampment to home program for the Ballona Wetlands encampment. The motion, set to be voted on Tuesday morning,...
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George Wolfberg Park at Portrero Canyon Opening Ceremonies December 3
Residents are invited to the Opening Ceremony of the George Wolfberg Park at Potrero Canyon from 10 a.m. to noon on Saturday, December 3. The ceremony will be held in the new park. Enter at the Palisades Recreation Center,...
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PaliHi Defeats Narbonne, Advances to Championship Game
Palisades High School Football team defeated the Narbonne Gauchos 45-36 in the Division I semi-final game on November 18 at the Stadium by the Sea. “I put my heart in this,” said PaliHi senior and captain Savyour Riley. With that...
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PALISADES CRIME UPDATE: Burglaries, Burglary Theft from Vehicles
October 31 through November 12: Senior Lead Officer Brian Espin, wrote in his crime update: “As you can see, trends that we continue to deal with are auto-related crimes and residential burglaries. “A few of the burglaries have been associated...
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November 21, 2022, Musings
Musings MAKE REVERE BEAUTIFUL By Sue Pascoe · November 21, 2022 Revere students and parents are asked to “roll up your sleeves” and help breathe new life into the circle driveway and get the rose garden blooming. The next school...
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The “Nutcracker” Returns to the Westside over Two Weekends
The longest running “Nutcracker” production in Southern California is returning to the Broad Stage in Santa Monica beginning Thanksgiving weekend for eight public performances. This is the complete, traditional ballet, from the Victorian-style party scene to the dazzling Sugar Plum...
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Dolphins Win Division III Water Polo Championship
Tied at the end of regulation play, the Palisades High School boys water polo team, fought through two overtime periods to take the Division III Championship 10-9 over Rancho Bernado (San Diego) on November 19. After winning its 10th City...
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