Monthly Archives: June 2024
June 27, 2024, Musings
Musings CONVERTIBLES NEEDED By Sue Pascoe · June 27, 2024 If you have a nifty convertible that you are proud of, and would like to show it off to thousands of people, look no further than the Palisades 4th of...
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Portraits of Hope Asked to Participate in Nation’s 250th Anniversary
Palisades resident Ed Massey and his brother Bernie received a May 30 letter from the National Park Service, National Mall and Memorial Parks (NAMA), asking to partner with Portraits of Hope (POH) for artwork for the 250th anniversary of...
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Remember the Year? . . . . Parade President Vows to Improve Local Participation
(Editor’s note: With the approaching Fourth of July Parade, it seems appropriate to learn about a prior PAPA President, the late Hank Ullerich, in a 1994 story written by Bill Bruns. Kimi Petrick, the daughter of Bud Petrick, who is...
Coast Sports Camps Define Fun
Summer used to be a time when kids were just allowed to play, from the moment they woke up until it was time for bed. Now with both parents working, how can one replicate that experience for kids? Attend Coast...
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June 26, 2024, Musings
Musings PRICE ALERT By Sue Pascoe · June 26, 2024 The prices go up for the Will Rogers 5/10K after July 1. Register now and save yourself enough money for a venti latte. And don’t forget to sign your mini-munchkin...
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Homeless Man Attacks Local Shopkeeper
A woman who has worked for Palisades Electric Company for nearly 15 years, locked the door to the business and went to pick up lunch. “As I was coming back, this man approached me and shouted, ‘Give me back the...
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Viewpoint: Finally, LAHSA Is Releasing the Count
Well, looky, looky. Finally, on Thursday, June 27, the Los Angeles Homeless Service Authority (LAHSA) is releasing its January “Point in Time” count. And, they’re releasing it the same day as the U.S. Presidential debate. Now, why would they do...
Posted in County Supervisors, General, Homelessness, Viewpoint
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HS Cross Country Runners Invited to the Will Rogers 5K
High school cross country and track runners are invited to participate in the Dick Lemen Run, which coincides with the 5K Will Rogers Run on the 4th of July. Student runners from local high schools run under their school’s name and...
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June 25, 2024, Musings
Musings COMMUNITY COUNCIL MEETS By Sue Pascoe · June 25, 2024 The Pacific Palisades Community Council, which normally meets on Thursday, will meet tomorrow, Wednesday June 26, via zoom. Public comments and concerns are welcomed. For the Zoom link and...
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Most Dangerous Site in Pacific Palisades
A homeless man had been reported camping in the deep undergrowth in Marquez Canyon. Officers from the LAPD Beach Detail walked into the dense undergrowth and were followed by Bruce Schwartz, Sharon Kilbride and a volunteer. The man, who was...
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