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Author Archives: Sue Pascoe
Local Veterans Visit Corpus Christi School
Two local veterans, past Ronald Reagan Post 283 Commander Jim Cragg, and Post member Ranee Rubio, spoke to elementary and middle school students at Corpus Christi on November 9, prior to Veterans Day, which will be held on Monday, November...
“The Outsiders” Opens Tonight, November 7, at Palisades High School
Palisades High Schools has an amazing amount of talented actors and it is on display in a play The Outsiders, which opened tonight, Thursday, November 7. The full-length play was adapted by Christopher Serge in the 1976 book by S.E....
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Tickets Available for Exceptional “Nutcracker” Performances
One of the loveliest and most beloved holiday traditions is the Westside Ballet’s Nutcracker. Always magical from the grand Victorian party to the Land of the Sweets, where characters such as the Peppermint Candies and the Marzipan Mirlitons come...
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What Is It? # 46
This is a French country cherry wood tilt-top table. It has been identified as a Wine Tasting Table that was made around 1880. My wife Daniele and I bought it in Dijon, the capital of Burgundy. I believe this circular...
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Do Poor Choices Cause Homelessness?
(Editor’s Note: This Article first appeared on November 4, 2024, in CityWatch and is reprinted with its author’s permission.) By TIM CAMPBELL This column probably isn’t about what you may think given its title. It’s not about the life decisions...
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Pot Shot #33
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...
Fires Driven by Santa Ana Winds Destroy Homes
BROAD FIRE: A fire broke out on five acres near Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu Bluffs Park, around 9 a.m. Santa Ana winds rapidly expanded the fire to about 50 acres near Pepperdine University. Dubbed the Broad Fire the fire...
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Veterans Day Ceremony at the Pier Sponsored by Post 283
Veterans Day, November 11, will be the site of a super celebration hosted by Post 283 at the Santa Monica Pier. This will serve as the launch for Ronald Reagan American Legion Post 283 national Alumni Ambassador campaign. The event...
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Hochman Defeats Gascon: Prop.36 Passes
Hochman Defeats Gascon in LA Country District Attorney Race By RACHAEL GAUDIOSI Los Angeles County will be getting a new district attorney, with former federal prosecutor Nathan Hochman handily defeating incumbent George Gascón, whose progressive policies swept him into office...
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Viewpoint: The Day After: November 6
By CHAZ PLAGER Well, folks, that’s it. Today’s the day after election day. We all took our chips, some bet on blue, some bet on red, but in the end, the house won, the margaritas don’t taste so sweet when...
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