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Author Archives: Sue Pascoe
Trial for Brianna Kupfer’s Murderer Will Start Tomorrow, August 29
The Judge has ordered that the trial for the murder of Brianna Kupfer start tomorrow, Thursday, August 29. The trial was originally scheduled to start August 26. Briana’s mother Lori said the jury selection had been completed the week before. … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Crime/Police
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Palisades Task Volunteers Clean Up Homeless Site
An abandoned homeless campsite located off Pacific Coast Highway between Potrero Canyon and Temescal Canyon was cleaned up on August 27. The campsite, which had a firepit, firewood and cigarette butts scattered in the area was located in the Very … Continue reading
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Nova Exhibit Is Grim Reminder of Unprovoked Violence
Story and Photos by CHAZ PLAGER The world saw the photos of the aftermath an October 7 attack by a Palestinian terror group Hamas at outdoor Music Festival, near kibbutz Re’im in Israel. It was an unprovoked surprise attack. About … Continue reading
Viewpoint: Hypocrisy of Local Leaders Becomes Apparent
By TIM CAMPBELL There have been some interesting stories in the news about questionable actions by local officials. One of D.A. George Gascon’s top deputies, Diana Teran, was indicted on several felony counts of stealing the files on police officers’ … Continue reading
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Lee Calvert Celebrates Her 100th Birthday with Pushups
By ALISON BURMEISTER There are an estimated 101,000 Americans who are 100 or older in a country of 245 million people (78 percent are women). Joining that elite group is Lee Calvert, who celebrated her 100th birthday on August … Continue reading
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Friends of Library Book Sale Set for September 7
“It’s time for another Friends of Palisades Library book sale!” wrote Friends of the Library’s Seem Wolsefer. The Friends of the Palisades Library will hold a book sale in the library parking lot from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on … Continue reading
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Public Invitation to Meet the Class of ’64: Now and Then
By STEWART SLAVIN Perhaps you’ve read or heard of the book, What Really Happened to the Class of ’65? Well, move over Corinthians because it was the Spartans of Palisades High School’s Class of ’64 that were at “Ground Zero” … Continue reading
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Marquez Knolls Block Party Will Be September 13
After a long summer, it is time to reconnect with neighbors and friends. There’s no better place to do that than at the Marquez Knolls Block Party (MKPOA) which will be held from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, … Continue reading
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Resilience of the People Defines the Country
When my husband and I were planning to go to South Korea, this editor looked at guidebooks for historical sites or interesting geological formations to visit. There was not a lot to find. Once we were on the streets, it … Continue reading
St. Matthew’s Announces Its 40th Season of Concerts
Pacific Palisades is home to several outstanding musical ensembles, including St. Matthew’s Music Guild, which features the critically acclaimed Chamber Orchestra at St. Matthew’s, under the direction of Dwayne S. Milburn, and an array of world-class soloists and ensembles. The … Continue reading
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