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Palisades Defeats Hamilton 46-30
It wasn’t a pretty game defensively on October 24 when Palisades High School defeated the Yankees 46 to 30 at Hamilton High School. Last year, the Dolphins beat the Yankees 42-0. The real story in this game was Pali’s offense. … Continue reading
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OBITUARY: Dr. Frederick Silvers, a Savant in Medicine, Father, Husband
Dr. Frederick Michael Silvers, a Brentwood resident of more than 30 years, passed away in his home on October 19, 2025. He was 84. Dr. Silvers, considered a savant in medicine and the arts, was also a passionate father and … Continue reading
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VIEWPOINT: You’re Lucky to Be Alive
My husband cooked the turkey … Continue reading
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The Department of Recreation and Parks Doesn’t Head the City Library
It has been a real puzzler why Recreation and Parks City Manager Jimmy Kim has been pushing for a library at the Palisades Recreation Center. The Palisades City Library, which burned in the Palisades Fire, was adjacent to the Rec … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Parks
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Who’s in Charge of Homelessness in Los Angeles?
(Editor’s note: Campbell’s October 13 column is particularly enlightening because this editor like so many probably didn’t or don’t understand why City Controller Kenneth Mejia can’t audit the homeless projects and why an outside source needs to be brought in. … Continue reading
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Vote for DeSilva for a Teaching Award
The director of Palisades Montessori Center, Angela DeSilva has been nominated for a teaching award from TOMS Shoes. When TOMS asked, “What’s a story or moment that captures how the nominee has created impact as an educator and how does … Continue reading
Support the Marquez Halloween Carnival Tradition
Marquez Charter Elementary will continue a long-standing tradition with its annual Halloween Carnival on October 22. This year’s Marquez Boo Bash! will take place from noon to 2:30 p.m.at 1950 Palisades Drive Even though its at different location than the … Continue reading
CTN Rooting for the Toronto Blue Jays
Sorry Dodgers fans, this editor is rooting for the Toronto Blue Jays, when the World Series gets underway in Canada tomorrow, Friday, October 24. Tyler Heineman, who grew up on Radcliffe, next door to this editor in Pacific Palisades is … Continue reading
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Letter: Condos Should Be Included with Fee Waivers
The Los Angeles City Council’s Budget and Finance Committee’s revised proposed ordinance for waiving plan check and permit fees for homes destroyed in the January 2025 Palisades Fires is for single-family homes and duplexes only – it excludes condominiums and … Continue reading
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In Memoriam of Three Pacific Palisades Town Leaders
Three community stalwarts passed away this past summer. CTN wishes there was an obit for each, because they were truly exceptional individuals. The trio not only made Pacific Palisades their home but also helped guide and shape the community. With … Continue reading
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