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Category Archives: Community
Ziba Perez Oversees Teens and Young Adults at Library
Ziba Perez is the Young Adult Librarian at Palisades Branch Library, bringing enthusiasm and a plethora of experience to her job. When Perez was in elementary school, she would walk with her best friend to the Los Altos Neighborhood … Continue reading
Stuntwoman Diane Peterson Will Speak at Rotary Meeting.
Author and Hollywood stuntwoman Diane Peterson will speak at the next Palisades Rotary meeting. To hear her talk and have a chance to learn more about the Palisades Rotary, RSVP now to Nancyk9sar@gmail.com. Peterson, who has been a professional stuntwoman … Continue reading
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Cease and Desist Order for Temescal Trailhead Restrooms and Parking Lot
The Coastal Commission will vote on a Cease-and-Desist Order at its April 13 meeting regarding the Temescal Trailhead bathrooms and parking lot located at the top of the Palisades Highlands Summit. If approved, Wooster Street LLC (owner Henri Levy) would … Continue reading
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Coastal Commission Will Discuss Four Areas of Local Interest at April Meeting
The Coastal Commission will meet virtually on April 12, 13 and 14 and residents can give public comment. There are four items of interest to Pacific Palisades residents click here. The first will be done in closed session on April … Continue reading
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Learn to Crochet and “Stitch for Service”
A special workshop will be held for teens and adults who want to learn how to crochet. The first in-person meeting will be held at 3 p.m. on Tuesday, April 11. Subsequent meetings will occur on Thursday, April 13, and … Continue reading
Palisades-Malibu YMCA Annual Giving Campaign Underway
Every year, the YMCA hosts an annual campaign to raise funds to help support individuals and programs that are not covered under money from Y memberships. The Palisades Y is focused on doing good for children, teens, families and seniors. … Continue reading
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California SB 884 Specifies Overhead Utility Wires Should be Put Underground
Update on Power Lines, SB 884, DWP Overtime and “Clean Energy” On March 29, Circling the News carried the following musing: One reader, a 35-year resident wrote, “I am appalled that we are allowing a company to hang hordes of … Continue reading
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City Proposes Two Changes for Chautauqua and PCH
Former Palisadian-Post editor Bill Bruns spoke to a March 7 Optimist Club meeting on “Pacific Palisades: The Past, the Present and the Future.” Looking to the future and the next 50 years, Bruns made five predictions. He predicted the notorious … Continue reading
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Senator Ben Allen Honors Maryam Zar as 2023 Woman of The Year
Annually, each California legislator chooses a woman in his/her district to honor in collaboration with the Legislative Women’s Caucus. Senator Ben Allen selected Maryam Zar as the Senate District 24 Woman of the Year 2023. Zar, the President of … Continue reading
Graffiti and Rain, Both “Hit” Pacific Palisades
Graffiti Issues Ongoing: When this editor first moved to Pacific Palisades in 1994, she was climbing the stairs below the Methodist Church between Haverford Avenue and the church parking lot. An elderly woman with a rag and some sort of … Continue reading
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