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Author Archives: Sue Pascoe
Trial for the Man who Stabbed Briana Kupfer to Start
Jury selection for the trial of Shawn Laval Smith, who is accused of killing Brianna Kupfer, is supposed to start on Thursday, August 22. The court is dark on August 23. If the jury is seated on August 22, opening … Continue reading
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Jimmy Dunne Signs Book at Zibby’s Bookstore
Zibby’s Bookshop will host Jimmy Dunne to celebrate the launch of his book Jimmy Dunne Says! at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, August 21 on 1113 Montana Avenue. As an added bonus, Palisades resident and actor Ted McGinley will join him for … Continue reading
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Traveling to South Korea an Eye-Opening Experience
If you want one of the best lattes in the world for under $5 (and no tipping allowed), visit Ediyah 이디야 커피. Unfortunately, it is a coffee chain in South Korea, making a quick visit a bit harder, but supposedly … Continue reading
Kruse, Local Bike Shop, Goes Mobile
The local bike shop Kruse, which not only sells bikes, but offers bicycle repairs, is going mobile starting September 1. Store owner Andrew Grove told CTN that “the brick-and-mortar store was nice and we’re proud of the space, but the … Continue reading
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Do Not Fool Yourself about Benefits of Alcohol
Earlier research seemed to suggest that a low intake of alcohol could be beneficial. That research is now questioned. “We did not find evidence of a beneficial association between low drinking and mortality,” said Dr. Rosario Ortola, the lead author … Continue reading
Scheduled Library Events August 20 – 28
MYSTERIOUS BOOK CLUB: The Mysterious Book Club meets monthly to discuss different mystery books. The next meeting is 1:30 p.m. on Tuesday, August 20. This month’s book is Moonflower Murders by Anthony Horowitz. New members are welcomed even if they have not … Continue reading
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Angelini Waiter Assaulted, Funds Being Raised
A homeless man named Joshua kicked an Angelini waiter in the chest, knocking the waiter to the ground, where the server hit his head. The incident happened in the Ralphs’ parking lot, August 15, shortly after 4 p.m. The waiter … Continue reading
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Chef Gianbatista Vinzoni Offers Catering
When the celebrated chef of Cinque Le Terre West closed the restaurant doors on June 23, many residents in Pacific Palisades were stunned. They had become accustomed to Chef Gianbatista Vinzoni’s signature dishes and the delicious quality of his creations. … Continue reading
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Feeling Disconnected? Reach Out with Prayer Project
“Never underestimate the power of prayer! Constant prayer, with full conviction, without loss of hope, really does create miracles.” – Indian author Ritu Ghatourey The Palisades Neighborhood Prayer Project, 2024, continues at 7 p.m. on Tuesday August 21, at the … Continue reading
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Voting Started August 16: Cast Your Ballot
Government starts at the local level, and everyone living in Pacific Palisades can vote for candidates to represent them on the Palisades Community Council. The election for representatives are held every two years. Voting is online and residents are allowed … Continue reading
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