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Author Archives: Sue Pascoe
Palisades Garden Club: Theodore Payne Garden Tour: Santa Barbara Flower Show
Almost everyone has heard the phrase “April Showers Bring May Flowers.” Historians believe this phrase may date back to a 1610 poem, which contained the lines “Sweet April showers, do spring May flowers.” A longer phrase, “March winds and April...
Posted in Environmental
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Lower Temescal Canyon Road Repaved, Again, on Friday
Temescal Canyon Road was once again inaccessible to drivers on March 31 with less than 24-hour notice to the Council Office. Street Services were laying asphalt for the second time in three months on the same stretch of road. CTN...
Posted in City
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March Rain Totals in Pacific Paliades Are Above Normal
The rain fell “gently” on the plain is in several well-known songs—but starting on the evening of March 28 through March 30, rain fell along the Pacific Ocean Coast and into the Santa Monica Mountains. When the rain stopped, another...
Posted in Environmental
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Palisadian-Post Cuts Staff, Will Now Publish Twice a Month
The “Palisadian-Post” website has announced that “Effective April, the Palisadian-Post will be publishing on the second and fourth Thursday of the month instead of its weekly print schedule. For example, our subscribers can look for print editions on April 13 and April...
Posted in businesses/stores, News
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CLOSING: Denise Carolyn Clothing and Blin Blin Eatery
DENISE CAROLYN TO CLOSE: A reader sent a notice to CTN that Denise Carolyn was closing and added, “Well, this is a bummer. We loved this cute little clothing store. I guess it will be another bank or real estate...
Posted in businesses/stores
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Andrea Dyke Offers “Cabana Suits”
Local clothing designer, former Village Book store employee and Palisadian Andrea Dyke continues to serve a niche to provide people with comfortable, but unobtainable clothing styles. Dyke started offering the simple, body skimming, knee-length A-line dresses from the 1960s that...
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Brentwood School Athletic Facilities Are Built on VA Land
Brentwood, an ultra-exclusive private high school in Los Angeles, spent more than $4.5 million in 2001 to build an athletic facility on VA Property. High school students pay $50,880 annually to attend Brentwood, and the athletic facilities include the Caruso...
Posted in Schools
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Palisades Resident Gracie Abrams Releases First Album
Gracie Abrams, 23, the daughter of director J.J. Abrams and producer Katie McGrath has just released her first full-length album, Good Riddance. The Daily News ran a March 22 story (“Are Your Ready for Gracie Abrams?”) and wrote that she...
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Artist Jonas Never’s Work Reaches Millions
Now, a famous muralist, Jonas Never wanted to be a professional baseball player when he was younger. As a youth he played on the Pacific Palisades Baseball Association’s Dodgers. He attended Santa Monica High School, still pitching, even facing Palisades...
Posted in Arts
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Seekers and Sage Heartwarming Program
This editor has watched numerous “rose” ceremonies on a popular television show, but nothing was as powerful or emotional as the interchanges between Sages and Seekers at Palisades High School on March 20. A high school student, after reading a...
Posted in Schools, Seniors
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