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Author Archives: Sue Pascoe
Pacific Palisades Football Is One Game Away from a Championship
Pacific Palisades Football team is one win away from a Division I Championship after its decisive victory, 63-45 over the Eagle Rock Eagles on November 22. The Dolphins, seeded fifth, defeated the top-seeded Eagles. PaliHi will now face the sixth...
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Something to Do Over Thanksgiving: Go to the Bay Theater
The Bay Theater at 1035 Swarthmore is playing at least three films this editor would love to see over the Thanksgiving week holiday, November 22 through December 1, starting with Planes, Trains & Automobiles. The movie stars Steve Martin (Neal...
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California Air Resource Board Says “We Don’t Raise Prices”
All the major news media are predicting that fuel prices may go up as high 65 cents a gallon in 2025 and maybe as high as 90 cents. The result of those prices is that the average Californian driving a...
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What is it #48?
This is a French Provincial (country) desk/ table probably made in the mid 1800’s. The top is a two-plank fruitwood. The same wood was used for drawers which have an inlay and etching design. The legs are oak. On a...
Update from Senior Lead Officer Brian Espin: Juveniles, Motorcycles, Crime and Toy Drive
JUVENILE ACTIVITY: E-Motorcycles and Fireworks. LAPD Senior Lead Officer Brian Espin reported at the November 14 Pacific Palisades Community Council meeting that a task force had been assembled on November 8 in response to complaints about juveniles recklessly driving e-bikes...
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Pot Shot #35
Ashleigh Brilliant writes: WHAT EXACTLY IS A “POT-SHOT” OR “BRILLIANT THOUGHT?” Pot-Shots are epigrams, composed according to the following very strict rules. The length must never exceed 17 English words. Note that this is a maximum. Some Pot-Shots are much...
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Vivian’s Boutique by Nicole Featuring a Two-day Sale
Shoppers can get an early start on holiday shopping at Vivian’s Boutique by Nicole, a locally owned women’s clothing store at 875 Via de la Paz. Owner Nicole Montanez, a full time Palisades High School nurse and Palisades resident is...
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Viewpoint: Examining Sanctuary Cities
Look, relax, no matter the verbiage, President Donald Trump is not planning on arresting the nannies, gardeners, housekeepers or even street-food vendors that so many Los Angeles residents have come to depend on for cheap labor/goods. The Migration Policy Institute...
L.A.’s Accountability Debate: Promises, Questions, and Missing Oversight
(Editor’s note: This Viewpoint was first published in the Westside Current and is published with permission.) By TIM CAMPBELL During the election cycle, L.A.’s voters have been inundated by one word: “accountability”. Recently, while announcing the sixth round of...
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L.A. City Serves as a Slumlord to a Castellammare Home
An abandoned house at 17909 Porto Marina had squatters living in it in July, and again in August. The Pacific Palisades Homeless Task Force was notified and helped remove the people. When neighbors went to City records to find out...
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