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Author Archives: Sue Pascoe
ADA Inaccessible Palisades Playground May Finally Receive Shade
The nearly 30-year-old Palisades Playground, which is ADA inaccessible, might receive shade thanks to long-time resident Cindy Simon. The Palisades Playground, built in 1986, has sand, and the lone tree that provided shade blew over late last year. Restrooms, the...
Support Revere Actors November 1 and 2
Too often in Pacific Palisades some preteens and teens are highlighted in the news for the wrong reason. Now residents have a chance to support kids who are channeling their energies into positive activities, such as Paul Revere Middle School’s...
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OBITUARY – Michael Terry, Plant and Garden Expert, Consummate Volunteer
Michael Guy Terry passed away on September 11, 2024. He died at home, snuggled with his wife Elizabeth in a hospital bed, with “his sweethearts,” Nico and Brendan, and daughter-in-law, Hayat, around him. A garden designer, he was a member...
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Work on Asilomar Will Continue Tomorrow, October 28
A resident wrote: “Can you look into what is (not) going on with the Asilomar stabilization and road closure project? It started almost a year ago, and it appeared that the stabilization part of things was done around mid-summer. But...
Legion Provides Safe Trick or Treating Experience
The Sons of the American Legion and the Auxiliary are hosting a Children’s Halloween Spooktacular on October 31 from 5 to 6:30 p.m. at the Ronald Reagan American Legion Post, 15247 La Cruz. The Post will be decked out in...
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Support Revere by Running
Paul Revere Middle School will host a 5K Fun Run at 8:30 a.m. on Saturday, November 2. The course will go around the field and the school. The entry fee is $25. Everyone running is urged to bring a friend...
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“Emeka:1985” Debuts in Westwood
By LAUREL BUSBY Contributing Writer When Chijioke Elizabeth Obi’s 16-year-old father came to the United States, he was a talented Nigerian who had earned a scholarship to study economics at a North Carolina university. “My dad was the last of...
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City Going Broke Because of Lawsuits and Settlements. Pickleball Noise, Next?
Los Angeles has budgeted $87 million for lawsuits and settlement for the fiscal year, which started in July. A month later, the City of Los Angeles agreed to pay $38.2 million to resolve allegations that it knowingly failed to meet...
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What is it? #44
This is a French country wall clock from the late 1800’s. The clock has graced the walls in Daniele’s family’s residences in Nancy, France, for about 100 years. These clocks have a motor and a regulator. The motor in this...
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Court Blocks UCLA’s Delay, Clears Path for Westside Veteran Housing with Key Hearing Ahead
(This article first appeared in the Westside Current and is published with permission.) By JAMIE PAIGE On October 23, veterans advocating for housing at the West Los Angeles Veterans Affairs campus secured a legal victory as a federal judge rejected...
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