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Author Archives: Sue Pascoe
Fire Hazards Ignored by L.A. City the Past Three Years
Circling the News has run numerous stories about park grills, towering eucalyptus trees and fireworks shot off in Pacific Palisades. The entire town is in the Very High Fire Severity Zone, which is an area most likely to experience wildfires...
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“Crazy for You” Opens February 28
Theatre Palisades Youth (TPY) began rehearsal on January 6, for their winter musical, Crazy for You. Then on January 7, everything changed with the Palisades Fire. The Fire destroyed Pierson Playhouse, costumes, musical instruments, sound booth and props. Gone was...
Posted in Kids/Parenting
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Palisades Symphony Hosted a Free Concert
The Palisades Symphony hosted a Fire Recovery Benefit Concert at the Westwood United Methodist Church located on Wilshire Boulevard on February 16. (The orchestra’s main venue Palisades Lutheran Church, survived the fire, but the surrounding area needs to be remediated.)...
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DWP Representative Explains Difficulty with Undergrounding Poles
During L.A. Mayor Karen Bass’ biweekly news conference on Tuesday, February 18, someone asked about the progress of undergrounding the power lines in Pacific Palisades. Bass gave the question to a DWP person who was identified on his Zoom picture...
Posted in General
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Park Advisory Board Meeting a Sh*t Show
The Palisades Fire gravely impacted the Recreation Center, destroying not only the tennis building, the large gym and some of the field dugouts, but also the landscaping. What was left? A 1950s brick building without heat, wifi or ADA bathrooms...
Posted in City, Parks
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City/County Officials at Work
L.A. Mayor Karen Bass and L.A. County Supervisor Lindsey Horvath argue over who has done a better job helping Palisades residents after their community was destroyed more than a month ago.....
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Friends of the Library Will Gather Saturday
Friends of the Palisades Library will meet from 10:30 a.m. to noon on Saturday, February 22 at the Westwood Branch Library, 1246 Glendon Avenue in Westwood. The Westwood Community Room is connected to a patio, which the Friends will use...
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Free Chamber Music Concert on February 23
Chamber Music Palisades continues its programming despite the venue (Palisades United Community Methodist Church) and founder Susan Greenberg’s home burning to the ground. The Sunday, February 23 concert will take place at 3 p.m. at the First United Methodist Church...
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Help Replace Burned Sports Cards and Memorabilia
By ANDREW WOLFBERG My 11-year-old son, Leo, and I are working on a project to support children from Pacific Palisades who lost their sports card and memorabilia collections in the recent fire. Living close to the impacted areas, we have...
Posted in Kids/Parenting, Sports
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L.A. County Clarifies the Right of Entry Process
The Army Corp of Engineers has begun Phase 2 of the Debris Removal Process. They have also put up a website, click here, where a resident can feed in their address and see if the property is on the ACE...
Posted in Palisades Fire
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