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Monthly Archives: August 2023
Rocky Montz Oversees PaliHi Athletics
One of the most difficult jobs at Palisades Charter High School might be heading the athletic program because of interacting with athletes, coaches, parents and – raising money. PaliHi Athletic Director Rocky Montz, who grew up in Pacific Palisades, made...
Posted in Schools, Sports
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Viewpoint: Taking Care of the Homeless in Simple Terms
Los Angeles residents have been told over and over the reason for the more than 75,000 homeless on the streets of this county is because there is not enough affordable housing. . . .and more money is needed. When officials...
Posted in Homelessness
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Professor Brodie Authors “The First Atomic Bomb: The Trinity Site in New Mexico”
Letter to the Editor of the New York Times: A reader shared a letter “Radioactive Fallout From the Trinity Test” that was published July 30 in the New York Times that was written by Pacific Palisades resident Dr. Janet Farrell...
Call City Officials, Urge Them to Fix Temescal Road
The Bureau of Street Services acknowledged that a trench needs to be dug and a pipe installed under the segment of the roadway that keeps buckling up on lower Temescal Canyon Road. Bureau of Street Services Senior Advisor Dan Halden...
Mansion Tax Challenged as Unconstitutional
The “Mansion Tax,” Measure ULA, passed in November 2022, with 58 percent of voters approving, and 42 against. The measure added to the Los Angeles Municipal Code a 4 percent tax on transfers of real property with a gross value...
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“Eva’s Promise” Auschwitz Special Programing at the Reagan Library
A special screening of Eva’s Promise will take place on Tuesday, August 8, as part of the programming for the exhibit, “Auschwitz. Not Long Ago. Not Far Away.” at the Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley. Following the screening, audience members...
Posted in History
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