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Category Archives: Community
Pick It Up Pali Is an Inspired Program
By CHAZ PLAGER Almost everyone would agree that the environment could be better protected. However, tragically few students, the generation that will inherit this world, actually act in a way that reflects this belief. The trash left around...
Editor Threatened: Few Days Later Called a Racist
THREATENING MESSAGE: This editor received the following text message from a 310-765-7413 number on April 21: “Hey Sue . . .Active & sesh ready!!! “Sleep with one eye open (and then my address was listed). “Revenge is a dish best...
Posted in businesses/stores, Community
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Palisades Friends/Newcomers Support Clothing Rack
The origin and the importance of the Santa Monica College Food Bodega and Bodega Clothing Rack were explained to members of The Pacific Palisades Friends and Newcomers Community Engagement Committee on April 10. Meeting at the home of Janice and...
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Bermudez: Palisades’ Loss Is West L.A.’s Gain
One of the biggest assets to Pacific Palisades Beach Detail, was officer Jose Bermudez. If you were up at 3 a.m. on some mornings, you might find him with a partner on the local beaches or hillsides looking for illegal...
Posted in Community, Crime/Police, Homelessness
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Juvenile Crime Includes Graffiti, Car Break-ins: Street Vendor Letters
REGARDING GRAFFITI: I hope we can catch the kids who did this [graffiti in George Wolfberg Park at Potrero]. It’s a shame such a beautiful place/sanctuary can be vandalized. I brought friends from out of town for a walk and...
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Around the Palisades April 22: Fire, Graffiti, Passover
FIRE IN CIELA PARKING GARAGE: A car caught fire in Ciela’s parking garage under the three-story building. Los Angeles Fire Department reported on April 21, at 7:45 p.m. that “First arriving companies report a convalescent home (three residential stories over...
Posted in Accidents/Fires, Community, Holidays, Parks
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Butterfly Garden Opens, Thanks to the Morrisseys
A ribbon cutting was held on April 5 for the opening of a butterfly garden in Simon Meadow, located at the corner of Temescal Canyon Road and Sunset Boulevard. Cindy Simon, who served as emcee explained that when Colleen Morrissey...
Posted in Animals/Pets, Community, Environmental
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Insurance Policies Being Cancelled in Pacific Palisades
State Farm Insurance in a March 2024 statement announced that it would not renew homeowners insurance for 30,000 homeowners, rentals and businesses and 42,000 apartment owners policies in California. “These actions are California-specific,” the notice said, and cited inflation, catastrophe...
Posted in Accidents/Fires, City, Community
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Win a Chance for Dinner with Steve Kerr
Steve Kerr, the coach of the Golden State Warriors, and also the USA Olympic basketball team, has agreed to have dinner with the lucky winner of a raffle, sponsored by the Palisades Rotary Club. Tickets are $100 and only...
Armchair Tour of Griffith Park Tomorrow
The Pacific Palisades Garden Club will meet at 7:30 p.m., on Monday, April 1, at the Palisades Woman’s Club, 901 Haverford Avenue. Guest speaker is Jorge Ochoa, who is a professor of horticulture at Long Beach City College. His topic...
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