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Author Archives: Sue Pascoe
Viewpoint: Malik’s Campaign Posters Misleading and Offensive
Some of us don’t have to pretend to be poor, but others like Faizah Malik, who is running for Council District 11, need to appear like she’s “one of us” and for the people. Her campaign posters point out that...
Posted in Community, Elections
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Letter to L.A.Times from Pratt Demanding a Retraction
(Editor’s note: The following letter was sent to the L.A. Times by Mayoral Candidate Spencer Pratt demanding a retraction for publishing false information about his eligibility to run for L.A. Mayor.) Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong Owner/Executive Chairman Los Angeles Times...
Posted in City, Crime/Police, Elections
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Tyler Heineman Starts for Blue Jays
By STEVE GALLUZZO CTN Contributor Life for a Major League Baseball player so often includes unexpected twists and turns. Palisadian Tyler Heineman is a prime example. Last year, the 34-year-old veteran served as the No. 2 catcher for the...
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Get Prepared for the Next Big One
There are three opportunities in April to help prepare your family and yourself for the next big emergency, whether it be a fire, earthquake or other disaster. Studies have shown that 90% of all disaster survivors are rescued by other...
Posted in Accidents/Fires, Alerts, Community
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Preventative Solution for Illegal Dumping
There has been illegal dumping of dirt and concrete at different lots in Pacific Palisades. Many homeowners, who are now residing in other areas, might not even know their lot has been targeted. PaliBuilds Frank Renfro and Kambiz Kamdar had...
Posted in Palisades Fire, Real Estate
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Pali Long Term Recovery Hosts Resource Fair/Ribbon Cutting
As the Pacific Palisades community continues its recovery after the devastating 2025 Palisades Fire, the Long-Term Recovery group will host a Gem Recovery Resource Fair from 11 am. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, April 11 at 15239 La Cruz Drive....
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Don’t Miss PaliHi’s 3rd Flea Market this Sunday
Everyone is invited to “come chill at Pali High’s Flea Market & Music Fest for cool finds, good vibes, and live tunes,” from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on April 12 at Palisades High School at the Faculty Parking Lower...
Posted in Kids/Parenting, Schools
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Palisades Beautiful Making an Impact: Completes Planting on Bowdoin
Palisades Beautiful, a group formed in the 1970s to plant trees, had gone defunct . . .until Noah Martin revitalized the group in February 2025. The group recently spent time planting the hillside above Bowdoin Street, across from the Palisades...
Posted in Environmental
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“Rhapsody in Blue” Featured in April 15 Concert
Forget your tax blues and come enjoy Rhapsody in Blue at 7:30 p.m. on April 15. Chamber Music Palisades will present an eclectic program featuring works by composers Bach, Brahms, Thuille, Kreutzer and Gershwin in the sanctuary of the Brentwood...
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VIEWPOINT: Tone Deaf. Is the City Listening?
Today, L.A .Mayor Karen Bass wrote “We’re happy to share that the City of Los Angeles just refreshed the Pacific Palisades Rebuild and Return website to include new information and additional resources on the recovery effort.” Great, most residents are...
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