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Author Archives: Sue Pascoe
Allow Extra Time This Weekend for Traffic: Sunset and PCH Will Be Impacted
A reminder that the Genesis Invitational is being held at the Rivera Country Club through this weekend and traffic will be heavy on Sunset in late afternoon, when the tournament ends and spectators head for home. Additionally, one lane of southbound (east)...
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The TCA Hike Turns to Murder
The Temescal Canyon Association hike led by local historian Randy Young, started on the corner of Los Liones Road and Sunset Boulevard promptly at 2 p.m. on Sunday, January 8. It began mundane enough as Young explained that the lush...
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Tiger Woods Speaks to Reporters Before Genesis Starts
Tiger Woods, one of the all-time golfing greats who is hosting this week’s Genesis Invitational, spoke to reporters on Tuesday. The tournament, which begins tomorrow, Thursday, and ends Sunday, has nine of the top-10 golfers in the world and 19...
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Firefighters Breakfast with Palisades Optimist Club, Answer Questions about Brush Fires and Evacuations
LAFD Station 69 B-Platoon Firefighters, under Captains Erick Schneider and Paul Egizi, stopped by the Palisades Optimist Club breakfast meeting on Tuesday in Janes Hall at the Presbyterian Church. Questions asked by the Optimist centered around “How do we keep...
Obituary: George S. Wolfberg, the Consummate Community Leader
April 22, 1938 – February 5, 2020 George Sander Wolfberg, the most important and wide-ranging leader in Pacific Palisades the past 25 years, died on February 5. He was 81, and had been married to his wife, Diane, for 55...
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Legion Will Try to Buy Zorensky’s Sunset/La Cruz Property; Critics Fear This Could Undermine Post 283’s Benevolence
As announced by Circling the News in November, longtime Pacific Palisades commercial real estate owner Elliott Zorensky is selling his property on Sunset (15220-15240) and La Cruz (15230-15234). His tenants include Wells Fargo Bank and Palisades Garden Café. Ronald Reagan...
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Palisades Woman’s Club Seeks Donations for Rummage Sale
Time (once again!) to clean out your garage and attic, and donate the items for a good cause. The Pacific Palisades Woman’s Club will be hosting its annual Rummage Sale from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, March 28,...
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Crime Report and a Letter from a Resident about Our “Small Town”
One resident wrote Circling the News in a February 9 email, “Last night as my husband and I walked along Sunset into town at 7 p.m. to have dinner, we came across a homeless man with no pants on who...
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Times Critic Kenneth Turan ‘Predicts’ the Oscar Winners, From “1917” and Sam Mendes to Zellweger and Phoenix
By BILL BRUNS and SUE PASCOE L.A. Times film critic Kenneth Turan made his annual appearance at the Pacific Palisades Optimist Club meeting on February 4 to give his seasoned predictions about this Sunday’s Academy Awards. “One reason we like...
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Rotary Honors Fire Station 69 B-Platoon
Pacific Palisades Rotary President John Wilson wanted to honor our first responders at a February meeting. Starting in April, the Rotary will meet every Thursday for lunch rather than breakfast, and Wilson thought a February lunch meeting would be the...
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