Monthly Archives: December 2022

Forget 2022. CTN Looks to 2023.

A journalist friend suggested that instead of looking back at 2022, CTN look to the future. This editor thought it was a brilliant suggestion and dragged out her crystal ball, dusted it off, put on her blue-light blocking glasses and … Continue reading

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Soderbergh’s Parking Plan Was Adopted by City

It is a joy to walk through the George Wolfberg Park at Potrero. Ever since it opened on December 10, it has rapidly become a place to meet other residents for a gentle passage in the Canyon – an area … Continue reading

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Ringing in the New Year Brings Challenges

Living in New York City and working at the Manhattan Theater Club in 1979, I received news just before Christmas that my brother was going to be married in Nebraska on January 6. I was making minimum wage; living on … Continue reading

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Heart Attacks Increase over the Holiday Season

If you were to guess the top three days that people experience the most heart attacks, what would be your picks? More cardiac deaths occur on December 25 than any other day of the year. December 26 has the second … Continue reading

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Councilwoman Traci Park Sends Greetings and Intros Staff

(Editor’s note: To sign up for Councilwoman Traci Park’s newsletter, visit: https://councildistrict11.lacity.gov/) As the year comes to an end, I want to wish each of you a safe and healthy holiday season. I am excited about our future, and I … Continue reading

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Eight Woman Receive Eagle Scout Rank

Photos: ERIN NEUMEYER On November 21, eight new Eagle Scouts of Troop 223G were recognized at a National Eagle Court of Honor at Sprague Center at the Saint Matthew Parish. Ruby Rose Carlson, a 2021 Eagle Scout led the convening … Continue reading

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Spotlight on Billy Crystal’s Projects: His Stage Musical and a Classic Film

By BERNICE FOX A lot of entertainers would love to have what Billy Crystal’s having. We’re talking about the career he’s having. And this year has been special for two projects in particular from the former honorary Pacific Palisades co-mayor. … Continue reading

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CRIME—Dead Body, Public Safety and Espin Report

Pacific Palisades Senior Lead Officer Brian Espin reported on December 23 that “West LA Area Officers received a call for service regarding a decomposed body located a quarter mile off of Parker Mesa trail. At this time there is no … Continue reading

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Councilwoman Park Joins Toy Drive

Prior to Christmas, L.A. Councilwoman Traci Park joined Los Angeles Police Department Pacific Division officers for a toy drive giveaway for families in need on the Westside. More than 2,000 toys were distributed. “It was an honor and a privilege to support … Continue reading

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Holiday Pet Photo Contest Continues on Nextdoor!

  The Holiday Pet Photo Contest is continuing on Nextdoor. So take a quick, fun break from whatever you’re doing and click here. Enjoy the pet photos and vote for your favorites by Liking them. And if you have a … Continue reading

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