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Category Archives: Community
Artist Peter Carr Will Speak to Art Association
Long-time resident Peter Carr will be discussing his art and the process with the Palisades Art Association at 6 p.m. Wednesday, April 3, in the community room of the Palisades Branch Library, 861 Alma Real. Carr was born in Hawaii...
5/10K Will Rogers Race Foundation Members Thanked
Special guests at the March 19 Optimist Club Meeting were Palisades Will Rogers 5/10K Run Foundation members Jimmy Klein and Mike Solum. Annually members of the foundation, which was formed in 2014, work as volunteers to host the Fourth of...
Viewpoint: Los Angeles in Turmoil: A Metropolis Upside Down
(Editor’s note: This first appeared in the Westside Current https://www.westsidecurrent.com/news and is printed with permission.) By TIM CAMPBELL There’s a rather ungainly street tree outside our home. Judging by its mass of tangled branches and forlorn appearance, it’s a safe...
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A-Team Clears the Roosevelt Tunnel under PCH
A plea went out Sunday night for volunteers to help clear the sand in the Roosevelt Tunnel. This is one of only two tunnels that allow pedestrians to travel under Pacific Coast Highway to safely access the beach from Santa...
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Some People Cure Meat, Voters Asked to Cure Ballots
Many people have heard of cured bacon, but not everyone has heard the term “cure a ballot.” Earlier this week, Governor Gavin Newsom reached out to everyone who might have had a ballot issue, to cure it, ASAP. At stake...
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AUDIT! AUDIT! Everyone Wants an Audit of Homeless Programs
(Editor’s note: This story first appeared in CityWatch on March 14 and is reprinted with permission click here.) By TIM CAMPBELL Over the past few weeks, we’ve read a lot about various reports, studies, and pending audits of homelessness programs...
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LAHSA Plays “Who’s on First” with CTN
The Los Angeles Homeless Service Authority played a Costello and Abbott bit, Who’s on First, with this editor. CTN initially sent emails to LAHSA on January 23, asking why Pacific Palisades was not supposed to count Will Rogers Historic Beach...
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Money To Be Distributed at Palisades Optimist Club Tuesday Meeting
The Palisades Optimist Club will hold its next meeting on Tuesday, March 19, at the Palisades Presbyterian Church at 15821 Sunset Boulevard. Coffee, pastries and fellowship are at 9:30 am, brunch at 9:45 am and the meeting begins at 10...
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Numerous Events at the Library this Week
If a resident has never attended an event at the library, take a look and select one. Most are free and the people are welcoming. The library is located at 861 Alma Real and unless otherwise noted, the events...
Anger Directed at Officers and School Misplaced
Criminal activity and fighting by teens have caused anger to be directed at Senior Lead Officer Brian Espin and Palisades High School. Instead, that anger should be towards the teens exhibiting criminal behavior and the parents who are unwilling...
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