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Author Archives: Sue Pascoe
Father Kidney Knocked Down by Lime Scooter
Company Fails to Provide Police with Information Corpus Christi Monsignor Liam Kidney was knocked down by a person driving a Lime Scooter on April 13 after he had conducted a memorial service for Ned Kelly. Kidney was crossing the street...
Author Donna Rifkind (“The Sun and Her Stars”)
To Address Historical Society Monday Night Donna Rifkind will discuss her upcoming book, “The Sun and Her Stars: Hitler’s Exiles in the Golden Age of Hollywood,” at 7 p.m. on Monday, May 13, at the Pierson Playhouse, 941 Temescal Canyn Rd. Admission...
‘Black Is Beautiful’ History Captured in Skirball’s New
Exhibit Featuring Photographer Brathwaite By LIBBY MOTIKA Circling The News Contributor It’s a curious hyphenate, African-American, as black Americans’ African antecedents (slaves) were purposely stripped of their “African” heritage, and the equality promised to all Americans for many still remains...
If a Four-Leaf Clover Brings Luck,
What Does the Five-Leaf Clover Mean? Fiske Street residents Arnold and Sigrid Hofer alerted Circling the News that Arnold, who regularly finds four-leaf clovers in their backyard, had found a five-leaf one the end of April. Arnold, a retired tool...
Interesting Film to Screen at Library May 11
“To Dust” Premiered at Tribeca Film Festival The 2019 feature film “To Dust,” written and directed by Shawn Synder, premiered at Tribeca had screenings at the San Francisco Jewish Film Festival and the Hamptons International Film Festival. The dark comedy...
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New Uses for Police Station on Monument?
Readers Are Asked to Suggest Some Ideas A resident who lives in the Alphabet Streets and walks through Palisades Village several times daily wrote Circling the News that he never sees any LAPD officers in the unfurnished kiosk at Swarthmore...
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Lutheran Pastor Davis Speaks to Community
In Response to Hate Attack at Grocery Store Extraordinary. How does one man, who has been the subject of a seething racial attack and who was threatened with death, not only NOT blame that person, but go beyond and say,...
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Fire Service Day Is This Saturday, May 11
Schwartz to be Named Honorary Fire Chief From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. this Saturday, May 11, kids and adults alike can sit in a fire truck and meet the firefighters at Station 69 (corner of Sunset and Carey). On...
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Cinque Terre Provides Delicious Offerings
Restaurant Opens in the Former Pinocchio Space Didn’t make it to the Golden Globes in 2017, 2018 and 2019? Forget the awards. You missed some great food. For example, in 2018, guests dined on a burrata salad appetizer and a...
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Will Rogers 5/10K Race Foundation and
Optimists Give $30,000 to Local Groups The Palisades Optimist Club, which aids the Will Rogers 5/10K Race Foundation with registration and passing out water and t-shirts, received $30,000 from the Foundation last fall. The money is now being donated to...
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