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Author Archives: Sue Pascoe
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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Chamber Music Palisades Offers Free Concert December 1
Thanksgiving Weekend can be stressful with relatives, travel and too much stuffing, so Chamber Music Palisades is offering an antidote, a free concert on Sunday, December 1 at 3 p.m. at the Community United Methodist Church, 801 Via de la...
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Interfaith Thanksgiving Celebration November 25
In keeping with a long-standing Pacific Palisades tradition, clergy from seven religious’ institutions in the Palisades will participate in a Thanksgiving service, at 7 p.m. Monday, November 25, at Corpus Christi Church, 880 Toyopa Drive. Presented by the Pacific Palisades...
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Fencer Nick Itkin Spoke to Canyon Elementary Students
For at least the last 30 years, an Olympian medalist has spoken to students at Canyon Charter Elementary during the school’s annual Olympic Days. This time the Olympian was unique. Nick Itkin, an American right-handed fencer, won a bronze medal...
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Turkey Trot Offers Surprises
Palisades Turkey Trot Organizer David O’Connell is urging everyone to get their registrations in prior to Thanksgiving morning, November 28. By registering early, one can avoid the lines and pick up a “swag” bag at Swarthmore Room in Caruso’s Palisades...
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Is There Life Out There?
If you want to find out if there’s life out there . . .and have fun in the process, come to the Palisades Optimist Club Meeting on Tuesday, November 19, Janes Hall located at the Palisades Presbyterian Church, 15821 Sunset...
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Malibu Orchid Society Members Plants Win First
At the upcoming Malibu Orchid Society at 7 p.m. Tuesday, November 19, not only will Carol Helen Beule speak on Sacrochilius Orchids and how to grow them, but several members will also be recognized for plants that placed at the...
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Prayer Project Continues on November 19
As residents approach Thanksgiving and the holidays, a moment of silent reflection, staying calm and praying, can help set the right tone. Benjamin Franklin wrote “Thanks” in his personal papers on November 20, 1728. For peace and liberty, for food...
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