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Author Archives: Sue Pascoe
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”...
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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,...
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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...
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...
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The Trial for Brianna Kupfer’s Murderer Delayed
The trial to bring justice to Brianna Kupfer was supposed to start tomorrow August 26. Briana’s mother Lori, said the jury selection was completed last week. Now it is delayed again because the District Attorney had come down with Covid....
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PaliHi Wins First Football Game 58-6
After their first home game, which Pali won 58-6, Palisades High School football head coach Dylen Smith was asked if there were any surprises. “The score,” Smith said. “I feel bad for Dymally.” It turns out that Smith had gone...
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Lateral Trail Discussed: Comments Sought
The design of the Pacific Palisades Trail (formerly the Lateral trail)’s design, which will connect George Wolfberg Park in Potrero Canyon, with Temescal Canyon Road and ultimately Will Rogers State Park, was discussed at an August 21 Meeting at the...
Posted in City, Geology/Dinosaurs/Earth, Parks
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Pacific Palisades Crime Update and Two Notices
Senior Lead Officer Brian Espin has released two notices regarding the burglaries in Pacific Palisades. “The first is that the entire Westside including Brentwood, Bel Air and Hollywood areas are experiencing an increase in burglaries,” Espin said. “These burglars are...
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What is It? #36
The vase is fused blown glass type labeled “Murano.” The 12” diameter glass bowl is also Murano and made, probably, in the Seguso factory. On the Murano glass website click here, they discuss the varying techniques used in making the...
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Taking a Tour to the North and South Korean Border: the DMZ.
Never having studied the Korean War in school (The Vietnam War got the press), I was only marginally informed about the Demilitarized Zone and the history of the two countries. After my visit, I learned that issues today in that...
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