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Author Archives: Sue Pascoe
Resident Told to Pay for Sewer Charges on an Empty Lot
(Editor’s note: The City has found yet another way to harm it’s residents, with bills for services they don’t get on properties that are vacant. When they try to fight the charges, they’re told it will take eight months.) I...
Posted in Palisades Fire, Real Estate
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Letter: Palisades Mobile Home Park Residents Need Assistance
(Editor’s note: The following letters was sent to Lee Zeldin, Head of the Environmental Protection Agency and President Donald Trump’s choice to examine the Palisades Fire Rebuild. The letter was cc’d to Circling the News. It is printed with permission.)...
“Rent” Opens at Pali High on March 12
There are about 7,000 residents that have returned to Pacific Palisades. The streets are dark at night and there are not a lot of activities, but here’s one that deserves your attention. Palisades High School drama department will present “Rent”...
Posted in Arts
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Letter: Residents Should Have Access to Government Officials
All Palisadians should have access to all government officials. Lee Zeldin has been getting a biased message from various individuals of some PPCC and Palisades “Recovery Group” members who dislike Trump more than they loathe Karen Bass and speak up for the...
Posted in Letters
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If Mansion Tax Repealed in November, City Could be on the Hook for Millions
It started with compassion during Covid, but if a November Ballot Measure passes, the City of Los Angeles could owe millions. In April 2020, the City Council approved a $7.1 million contract with Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles (LAFLA)...
Posted in City
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Zeldin Meets with Residents, Selection Explained.
Lee Zeldin was appointed by President Donald Trump to oversee the administration’s response to the Palisades January 2025 Fire. Initially, it was thought the reason for the slow rebuilding, and it is slow, was because of state/local permitting issues and...
Posted in Community, Palisades Fire
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Survey Shows Insurance Pointed to as a Key Factor to Rebuilding
Prior to going to Sacramento to speak with lawmakers about insurance, resident Martin Hak suggested that the 11-member delegation, which was accompanied by L.A. Mayor Karen Bass and Councilmember Traci Park, have data to support conversations. The survey, which was...
Pali High Baseball Team Has a New Field: Season Underway
By STEVE GALLUZZO CTN Contributor Two weeks into the season the Palisades High varsity baseball team is still searching for its first win, but the program achieved a big victory on February 25 when the Dolphins christened their new home...
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“A Good Turn” Produces a More Attractive Town
Jacob Szymanski is the patrol leader of the Griffin’s, associated with Troop 223, which just concluded a successful mission on the Palisades Village Green. That tiny triangular park, located in the middle of the Palisades, did not burn during the...
Posted in General
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Spring Bocce League to Start March 17, Signups Available
Bocce tsar Jimmy Dunne is encouraging everyone to try the sport of bocce. He claims you do not have to have experience, that even those that are not athletically inclined can excel at this game. Dunne said he will teach...
Posted in Community, Sports
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