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Monthly Archives: April 2024
Deep Concentration Needed to put Cloths on Tables
The Palisades Park Director Jasmine Dowlatshahi threw out Circling the New’s reporter, a high school student, and veteran photographer Rich Schmitt from an egg hunt at the rec center on March 31. This editor cancelled a meeting and ran over...
Posted in Holidays, Letters
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Sales, Leases, Taxes and Inventory, Marguleas Discusses the Palisades Market
Anthony Marguleas, the founder and owner of Amalfi Estates, spoke to the Optimist Club on April 2 about the current real estate market. He said, “You never regret buying real estate; you only regret selling. “More people stay in their homes...
Posted in businesses/stores, Real Estate
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Michaelson Guides St. Matthew’s Parish School
Saint Matthew’s Parish School is in lovely and capable hands with new head of school Alley (Bartholomew) Michaelson who stepped into the position in July. This past Tuesday, she spoke to the Palisades Optimist Club. “Palisades is a unique place,”...
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Broken Bridge Unsafe for Homeless to Camp
The cement bike path, that was part of the Marvin Braude Beach Trail Gap Closure Project, started to collapse in early February. Water ran under the bridge and took out the supports. With the next rainstorm a few days later,...
Going to Senior Prom, Costs What?
By CHAZ PLAGER It’s almost the month of May, and alongside the usual headaches of tests, college, and graduation plans, something big for Pali High seniors to look forward to remains: arguably the most important part of the year, senior...
Posted in Kids/Parenting, Schools
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Reader Questions Mayor Karen Bass’ Statement
In her state of the city address from City Hall on April 15, Mayor Karen Bass spoke about homelessness. She called on businesses, wealthy individuals and charitable organizations to help out. “We are asking the most fortunate Angelenos to participate...
Posted in City
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Food Vendor Sets up by Library, Blocks Sidewalk
A new street vendor selling tacos set up on the sidewalk in front of the Palisades Library. That sidewalk is highly utilized and as one resident wrote: “My wife and I had to form a single line to get through....
Posted in businesses/stores
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Los Angeles: A Modern-Day Bedlam, a Madhouse
Most people know the definition of the word bedlam; a scene of confusion, panic and hysteria. The word is derived from an old English slang term for St. Mary Bethlehem Hospital in London, founded in the 13th century. Today, it...
Posted in General
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Final Concert of the Season Will Be Held April 24
Don’t miss Chamber Music Palisades’ last concert of the season. Phenomenal music and talent will be on display at 8 p.m. on Wednesday, April 24, at St. Matthew’s Parish at 1031 Bienveneda Avenue. Music will include pieces from American, German,...
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Santa Monica Residents Demand End To Needle Distribution Program in Public Parks
(Editor’s note: This story first appeared in the Westside Current on April 17 and is reprinted with permission.) By SANDRA CLARK Residents of Santa Monica rallied at Reed Park Tuesday morning to protest a controversial needle distribution program, arguing that...
Posted in Health, Parks
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