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Category Archives: Community
Lack of LAPD Personnel Makes Traffic Enforcement Iffy
In February 27 Musings, Circling the News reported that Mike Bonin had announced that the City Council was making the city safer for pedestrians by lowering the speed limits on certain roads, including stretches on Palisades Drive. While it’s … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Councilman Mike Bonin, Crime/Police
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Residents Urged to Speak about Vehicle Dwelling Parking Enforcement
Resuming parking enforcement for vehicle dwellers will be heard at the L.A. City Transportation Committee meeting, tomorrow, March 1, at 3 p.m. Members of the committee include Councilmen Mike Bonin (chair), Paul Koretz and Joe Buscaino. The committee is considering … Continue reading
Posted in City/Councilman Mike Bonin, Community
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Parklet Controversy Returns: Mixing Diners and Automobiles
In musings yesterday, Circling the News pointed out that Vida on Antioch Street now had a parklet. Three parking meters had been taken away, and tables, enclosed in a fence, had been set up in the street. CTN recalled in … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Parks, Restaurants
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Fire Station 69 Office Remodel Underway
Long-time resident Nancy Klopper, who is active in several community organizations, secured a donation from the Palisades Anawalt for Fire Station 69 located on Carey and Sunset. “On one of my walks into town,” Klopper said. “I dropped into Station … Continue reading
Posted in Accidents/Fires, Community
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Local Groups Work Concessions at Genesis to Raise Money
It was another beautiful day at the Riviera Golf Club and Circling the News checked in with two groups who are working in concession stands at the Genesis Invitational Tournament. Members of the Woman’s Club are in a booth by … Continue reading
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Street Repaving Requested for La Cruz – and Other Palisades Streets
A 1953 water pipe ruptured on La Cruz on February 2. A portion of the street needed to be repaved after the repair was made. The street was already in bad shape with alligator cracking and ruts. (Alligator or fatigue … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Councilman Mike Bonin
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Red Cross Fundraiser to Feature Fine Cuisine, Storytelling and an On-line Auction
Sotheby’s realtor Josie Tong is on the executive board of the American Red Cross LA Region and wanted to alert residents that March is Red Cross Month. Tong is helping organize a special March 3 virtual event that will … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Real Estate
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Braude Bike Trail “Gap” Construction Underway
Former City Councilman Marvin Braude would be delighted that the long-proposed improvements to add a second lane to the bike path between the City of Santa Monica and Will Rogers State Beach is finally under construction. Work has started this … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Environmental
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Palisades Producer Chuck Lorre Donates $7 Million to Venice Family Clinic
On Monday, the Venice Family Clinic announced that Palisades Producer Chuck Lorre donated $7 million to the clinic. The Clinic, in a press release, said it will use the money to modernize its clinic site on Rose Avenue in Venice. … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Film/Television
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Highlands Eldercare Building Impacts Residents
Is a special Environmental Impact Review (EIR) needed to add an entrance gate to a public park? That question recently came up in a January 27 letter in the Palisadian-Post (“Holding Public Officials Accountable, Local Project Concerns”). An EIR examines … Continue reading