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Author Archives: Sue Pascoe
More Illegal Dirt Dumping in Palisades
Yesterday, Circling the News reported on illegal dumping of dirt in the Marquez area, noting that contractors, who are either digging basements or grading lots, are dumping dirt on empty lots. The resident building is paying to have a contractor...
Posted in City, Community, Real Estate
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That Was Then . . . . Moving Forward
Immediately after the fire, residents sought to hold onto what they had. For many Palisadians it was nothing – except community. Resident and Amalfi Founder Anthony Marguleas hosted and paid for a gathering in a Santa Monica park a few...
Posted in Viewpoint
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Truth about Palisades Rebuild Permitting Numbers
L.A. Mayor Karen Bass reported that more than 1,070 permits were issued for about 540 unique addresses in Pacific Palisades and that more than 1,300 rebuilding plans were approved for 650+ addresses after the January 2025 Palisades Fire. That’s much...
Posted in Real Estate
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City Committee Fine with Homeless Status Quo
In a March 10 L.A. County Public Health statement, it noted that instead of seven homeless dying on the street daily, now it’s only six (mostly due to alcohol and drug overdose).click here. L.A. Mayor Karen Bass touted improvement. At...
Posted in Homelessness
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2026 Oscars Highlights from a Palisades Perspective
By BERNICE FOX Remember when Billy Crystal hosted the Academy Awards and began many Oscars shows by inserting himself in scenes from the year’s films? That was a highlight. Conan O’Brien, like Crystal a Palisadian, did the same this time,...
Posted in Film/Television
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Empty Lots Are NOT Dumping Grounds
Some contractors, who are either digging basements or grading lots, are not legally disposing of dirt. It is being dumped on burned-out lots in the Palisades. Residents are paying the contractor for disposal thinking it was headed for a proper...
Posted in Real Estate
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Scouts Learn about Legal Career
By ALAIA SAKHAI – Owls Patrol Leader The Owls Patrol had the privilege of learning from lawyer Paul Sumilas for our Career Trip on January 26. It was an exciting and educational experience for everyone involved. Mr. Sumilas is a...
Posted in Kids/Parenting
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Slate of Ca. Senate Candidates Democratic Forum
With State Senator Ben Allen termed out, there are at least seven Democrats looking to replace him. The Pacific Palisades Democratic Club will hold a candidate forum via Zoom at 2 p.m. on Saturday, March 21. The event is free,...
Delightful Afternoon of Music Planned with Chamber Palisades
Chamber Music Palisades will present a free Saturday, March 21 concert at 2:30 p.m. at the Brentwood Presbyterian Church, 12000 San Vicente Boulevard. Whether you are a lifelong classical devotee or just looking for a peaceful weekend escape, the afternoon...
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Orchid Meeting to Highlight Sobralias
The monthly meeting of the Malibu Orchid Society will be at 7 p.m. on Zoom on Tuesdday, March 17. This month’s speaker is Tim Culbertson who will speak on Sobralias, a delightful genus with stunning beautiful flowers that can be...
Posted in Community, Environmental
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