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Author Archives: Sue Pascoe
Artists Sought for Temescal Mural Conservation
There are three spots available, for volunteers, ages 16+ to learn and to help with the very detailed phase of restoring the mural on Temescal Canyon and Bowdoin. Volunteers will be working with the conservation team, MuralColors on specific areas … Continue reading
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Tickets Available for May Santa Monica Inaugural Jazz Festival
Tickets for the Santa Monica Inaugural Jazz Festival, curated by Topanga resident and legendary bassist Stanley Clarke, are now available. The festival, which will be held May 1 – 9, is a Route 66 Edition celebrating 100 years of Miles...
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Council District 11 Candidate Forum Sunday
The Westside Regional Alliance of Councils (WRAC) is holding a Los Angeles City Council District 11 candidate forum featuring the incumbent Traci Park and challengers Faizah Malik and Jeremy Wineberg from 1 to 3 p.m. on Sunday, March 1. The … Continue reading
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Bridgeman Notches First PGA Victory at Genesis Invitational
By STEVE GALLUZZO CTN Contributor Heading into Sunday’s final round of the Genesis Invitational it looked like the 41-year old tournament scoring record would finally be broken. However, the famed layout at Rivera Country Club once again for the 61st … Continue reading
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No Surprise Palisades Has 2 of Most Dangerous Intersections
The Los Angeles Times has analyzed and identified the most dangerous intersections in the in the more than 7,500 miles of streets in Los Angeles. The Times analysis included high traffic volume and frequent crashes dating back to 2010. The … Continue reading
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Viewpoint: Some FireAid Nonprofits Prioritized over Those Serving Youth
By KAMBIZ KAMDAR As a 15-year resident of the Palisades, one organization that has brought my family immense joy is the Pacific Palisades Baseball Association (PPBA). I joined the league’s board five years ago, and it has been a privilege … Continue reading
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Forcing People into Hiding for Beliefs
The ichthys (Greek word meaning fish) was originally a secret symbol used by early Christians to identify themselves to each other. At one time Christianity was illegal and Christians faced persecution; the fish provided a way for them to communicate … Continue reading
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Viewpoint: City Cannot Save Us: Call to the Pacific Palisades Community Council
By HANK WRIGHT In February, the City of Los Angeles published three reports from AECOM, the engineering firm it paid $5 million to assess what Pacific Palisades needs to recover and rebuild safely. The reports arrived three months late. They … Continue reading
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Mini-Celebration Planned by City for Temporary Library
Los Angeles City has placed two portable buildings in the Palisades Library Parking lot, 861 Alma Real. And. . .they’ve added books and staff. Now a mini-ceremony will be held for the opening of the temporary Palisades Branch Library at … Continue reading
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Mayor Bass’ Office Will Address AECOM Report February 26
The office of L.A. Mayor Karen Bass will address the nearly 1,000 page of the newly released AECOM document in a Zoom meeting from 5 to 7 p.m. on Thursday, February 26. The three-section documents include Public Infrastructure Restoration click … Continue reading
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