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Author Archives: Sue Pascoe
City’s Building Costs Have Rebuild Plans on Hold
The January 7 Fires destroyed 11,000 homes with 6,837 in Pacific Palisades and 4,356 in Altadena. “They want us to rebuild? The City has to help. They could waive the construction fees. Most of us are not rich, I have...
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Don’t Make Soccer a Job for Kids, Make it Fun
For many families, parents feel that having their children play club soccer will put the child on a path to being a star in high school, which will translate into a college scholarship. Those families forget that sports for children...
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Revere Continues to Help Parents with “Fire” Photos
Paul Revere Middle School Head Counselor Brett Shibata has been trying to help public school parents at Marquez and Palisades Elementary retrieve school photos of their children that may have been lost in the Palisades Fires. YEARBOOKS: We need Marquez and...
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Rumors about Air Quality Continue to “Circulate”
A majority of people who still have houses standing in the Huntington Palisades and the Highlands have not moved back to their homes. The reasons given are the number of trucks/debris removal, lack of remediation, no businesses open and that...
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World Central Kitchen Supplied Meals for Three Months to Palisades
The World Central Kitchen (WCK) was one of the first nonprofits on the scene in Pacific Palisades after the January 7 fire. After three months on the scene, providing hot meals to first responders, construction crews, the National...
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Making Black and White Photos “POP”
By LAUREL BUSBY Special to Circling the News When 71-year-old Richard Holoff was 7 years old, the Bel Air Fire destroyed 484 homes and 6,090 acres in his neighborhood. “Friends from my school lost homes,” Holoff said. “I know fire...
James Kwon Throws a Party at Garden Café
One of the first indicators that Pacific Palisades was healing was after the fire when the Garden Café reopened on La Cruz on March 7. But that was nothing compared to the event that happened on April 5. Almost 200...
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Head of LAHSA Resigns: Will It Make a Difference?
Va Lecia Adams Kellum, the head of the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority, resigned on Friday. She had accepted the position as CEO in 2023 for an annual salary of $430,000 dollars. In July 2023, LAHSA voted Supervisor Lindsey Horvath...
Displaced Palisades Residents, Check Your Voter Registration
A reader, whose home was destroyed in the fire, now has a new address – as do many Pacific Palisades residents. She wrote: “I discovered that my permanent USPS address change triggered a change in my voter registration, although I...
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VIEWPOINT: Audit Spoke for the Unhoused – City Hall Didn’t Listen
By TIM CAMPBELL At the March 27 hearing before federal Judge David O. Carter, Mayor Bass, after she made her last minute appearance before the court, said she agreed with parts of the audit, but then tried to minimize the...