Search
- * Fact or B.S.
- Accidents/Fires
- Alerts
- Animals/Pets
- Arts
- BID–Business Improvement District
- Books
- businesses/stores
- City
- City Councilmember Park
- City Councilmember Traci Park
- City/Councilman Mike Bonin
- Community
- Councilman Mike Bonin
- County Supervisors
- Crime/Police
- Education
- Environmental
- Fashion
- Film/Television
- FireAid
- Fourth of July
- General
- Geology/Dinosaurs/Earth
- Health
- Highlands Eldercare Project
- History
- Holidays
- Homelessness
- Kids/Parenting
- L.A. County Supervisors
- Letters
- Music
- News
- Obituaries
- Pacific Palisades Community Council
- Palisades Fire
- Parks
- Pot-Shot
- Real Estate
- Restaurants
- Reviews
- Schools
- Seniors
- Sports
- Traci Park
- Vickrey
- Viewpoint
- What is it?
Category Archives: Community
Thanksgiving Turkey Trot Combines Community and Sport
The 9th Annual Pacific Palisades Turkey Trot saw more than 2,000 runners, family members, strollers and supporters assemble at the Palisades Charter High School Stadium Thanksgiving morning. One of the founders of the race, David Houston, was putting … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Sports
Leave a comment
Interfaith Celebration Provide an Inspirational Gathering
In a world where there seems to be one ugly incident after another; and people are nasty to one another and at war; at times it all seems hopeless. But, the Pacific Palisades clergy in their annual interfaith Thanksgiving … Continue reading
Posted in Community
Leave a comment
Auxiliary Gives Local Fire Stations Grocery Cards
The Ronald Reagan Post 283 Auxiliary presented the two local fire stations with grocery gift cards to help pay for this year’s Thanksgiving dinner. Many residents may not realize that firefighters must pay for their own meals while on duty … Continue reading
Posted in Community
Leave a comment
Around the Pacific Palisades: Illegal Vendors, Unslightly Newsracks and a Rifle
ILLEGAL VENDORS: A resident ran a photo of yet another illegal pop-up food stand along Sunset Boulevard and noted “ . . .and then there were two.” Notice the propane tank on the sidewalk, which means a permit is needed … Continue reading
Posted in Community
Leave a comment
No One Wants to Be Right on This One
My first husband, who liked to ski, took me, a novice on the slopes. As we waited to get on the chair lift, he reminded me to keep everything next to my body, because things could get caught on the … Continue reading
Posted in City, Community, Environmental, Geology/Dinosaurs/Earth
2 Comments
The YMCA’s Kirtley and Lacy Speak at the Optimist Club
At the Palisades Optimist Club meeting on November 7, the two featured speakers were YMCA Executive Director Jim Kirtley and Teen Program Director Jaylen Lacy. Kirtley spoke about the weekly food distribution at the Y, Lacy addressed his efforts with … Continue reading
Posted in Community
Leave a comment
Interfaith Thanksgiving Celebration November 20
In keeping with a long-standing Pacific Palisades tradition, clergy from eight religious’ institutions in the Palisades will participate in a Thanksgiving service, 7 p.m. Monday, November 20 at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, 575 Los Liones … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Holidays
Leave a comment
Long Tradition of Scooping on the Loop Continues
It does not take much to build community, as two Palisades residents discovered several decades ago. For the past 24 years (minus two for Covid), people gather annually on the “Grenola Loop” to make ice cream sundaes. On November 5, … Continue reading
Posted in Community
Leave a comment
Newcomer’s Group Practices Philanthropy
Newcomers is a women’s social organization that includes newcomers and long-time residents of Pacific Palisades and adjacent areas: Brentwood, Malibu, Santa Monica and Topanga. When joining, people can select the arm of the organization where they want to participate. Most … Continue reading
Posted in Community
Leave a comment
City Will Attempt to Fix Asilomar Landslide
“Stopping a landslide from moving is an expensive proposition, and experts acknowledge that there is no stopping Mother Nature—but the City believes movement can be slowed significantly on Asilomar Boulevard.” That was the first sentence of a story that this … Continue reading
Posted in City, Community
2 Comments