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Author Archives: Sue Pascoe
Chamber hosted ROCA’s Ribbon Cutting: Will Host Sunset Mixer
The Malibu Pacific Palisades Chamber of Commerce, PaliBu, hosted a grand opening and ribbon cutting for ROCA Pizza on April 26. One of the members of the PaliBu chamber aptly said, “Thank you for sending Rich to cover the grand...
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Teen Partying and Reckless Driving at Pali Rec Center
Residents, whose home border on the Palisades Recreation Center, have notified LAPD of the ongoing issues of teens congregating late Friday and Saturday nights. Residents say there is underage drinking, illegal fireworks and cars that race in and out of...
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Donate Gently Used Shoes: Paul Revere Will Host Shoe Drive
If you have a pair or several pairs of shoes in your closet that are barely worn, consider donating them to Soles4Good. There will be a collection bin in front of Paul Revere Middle School, 1450 Allenford Avenue, from...
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“Think Pink” and Support Women’s Health
“Think Pink for Women’s Wellness” is an Irene Dunne Guild annual event, that focuses on health education and awareness for women and their families.  This year’s event will be held from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Wednesday, May...
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L.A. Public Charter School Collaborative Formed
Charter schools are public schools that allow parents, many of whom might not be able to afford private schools, a free alternative. “It’s a social justice issue. All families deserve a great public-school option that meets the unique needs of their child,” said Larchmont Charter School...
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VIEWPOINT – Gaming Can Be a Tool for Change
BY CHAZ PLAGER Many see gaming as one of two things: a solitary activity, or one to be enjoyed with friends. There has been a constant debate since the invention of games, asking if they could be more than...
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Learn the 5Rs of Resilience on April 29
The Pacific Palisades Presbyterian Church will host a breakfast at 9 a.m. on Saturday, April 29, followed by speaker Dr. Cynthia Eriksson, who will take a transformational look at “5R’s of Resilience and Recovery.” RSVPs are necessary, visit: palipres.org. Eriksson,...
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Palisadian Allegra Clegg Named SM Award Winner
Pacific Palisades resident Allegra Clegg, who is the owner of the Westside School of Ballet, was named as Santa Monica Chamber of Commerce 2023 Women’s Health and Wellness winner. Clegg will be honored at a Chamber Gala on April 29....
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Viewpoint–Pickleball Continues to be Contentious
After CTN ran a story about the Park Advisory meeting on April 20 (“Park Advisory Board Discusses Off-Leash Dogs, Pickleball, Playground and Restrooms”), this editor has been inundated with more than 60 comments about the value of pickleball and...
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Letter: Vora Pon Nimnual Responds to Pickleball Query
(Editor’s note: I sent the following note on April 20 to Vora PONG Nimnual, who said he was USAPA Ambassador  for  Pacific Palisades: I’m running the Park Advisory Board story tonight based on what occurred at the meeting–but I will give...
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