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Category Archives: Community
Youth Need to Have More Stake in Palisades
BY CHAZ PLAGER Fights in high schools aren’t uncommon by any means. They can happen for any number of reasons— love quarrels, money troubles, random aggression, and more. But they’re also not a regular occurrence. According to a survey by...
Posted in Community, Kids/Parenting, Schools
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At the Library June 17 through 21
All activities take place at the Palisades Library, 861 Alma Real. The events are free and the public welcome. TUESDAY, JUNE 18 The Mysterious book club will meet at 1:30 p.m. to discuss Killers of a Certain Age...
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Rich Wilken Will Ride as Parade Marshal
For more than four decades, Rich Wilken has volunteered for almost every job needed on the Fourth of July in Pacific Palisades: the morning 5/10 Run, the afternoon parade, and the evening fireworks program. The only position he hadn’t held was...
Posted in Community, Fourth of July
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Coastal Permits Needed for Much of the Construction in Palisades
A sign was posted at 425 Holyoke that a Coastal Development permit with City Planning had been applied for by Tony Russo of Crest Real Estate. On that vista, the construction of a three-story house with attached garage, and a...
Posted in City, Community, Real Estate
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Optimist-YMCA Meet Fosters Love of Track
By HENRY KAMER In 2018, I attended my first track meet, the Annual Optimist Club/Palisades YMCA meet held at Palisades High School stadium by the sea. I credit the event with igniting my own love for track. Now, I’m...
Posted in Community, Kids/Parenting
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Clearing of Vegetation at 425 Holyoke Questioned
Neighbors through the Cannel Law Group sent an October 2023 notice to the California Coastal Commission alleging that the drilling and the removal of vegetation was unlawful at 425 Holyoke under the Coastal Act. The Mt. Holyoke View Preservation, a...
Posted in Community, Environmental
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Teens Terrorizing and Harassing Bus Drivers/Riders
Although there are murders and stabbings on public transportation in Los Angeles, it is only recently that there is an awareness of the trickle-down effect of the lack of safety. Lawlessness and chaos have now reached every corner of...
Posted in City, Community, Crime/Police
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Teenage Sex on the Carthage Steps
There are issues with the kids that hang out on the Carthage stairs. A resident wrote: “The number of kids and the audacity of their behavior ebbs and flows, but in keeping with your ‘rude kids on the bus’ story,...
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Topanga Canyon Boulevard Reopens Today, June 2, 2024
Topanga Canyon Boulevard that linked Pacific Coast Highway with the San Fernando Valley, will reopen today, Sunday, June 2. The road was closed on March 9, when a rainstorm triggered a mud slide, closing a portion of State Route 27....
Posted in Community, County Supervisors, Environmental
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“Lola’s Folly” Would Have Allowed More Felons Roaming LA
By KRISHNA THANGAVELU There are serious crimes waves in areas of Los Angeles, such as Westchester and also in Santa Monica. Residents in Westchester are taking shooting lessons and families do not feel safe in their homes, at day or...
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