Category Archives: General

  UTLA Take Strike to Beutner’s House About 10 people, teachers, parents and organizers, protested at LAUSD Superintendent Austin Beutner’s home in the Palisades Riviera around noon on Sunday, January 20. The teacher’s strike is in its fifth day: talks … Continue reading →

Dolphin Pulled off Its Base Early Saturday morning, January 19, it was discovered that the small dolphin statue in front of Palisades Elementary had been pushed off its base. It was reported to Senior Lead Officer Michael Moore. But Moore, … Continue reading →

January Rainfall Continues to Accumulate According to Carol Leacock, the town’s County-certified rainmeister, last week’s storm, on January 14, 15, 16 and 17, produced 5.1 inches of rain. On January 7-8, there was 1.65 inches of rain, and on January … Continue reading →

The Horror of Alzheimer’s Dissected If someone wanted to write a movie, where a person’s a memories and personality disappeared as the brain disintegrated, it would be considered a horror movie. Unfortunately, this horror movie is real life: it is … Continue reading →

KI’s Bernstein Now President Of The Board of Rabbis Rabbi Amy Bernstein was installed on January 16 as the president of The Board of Rabbis of Southern California for a two-year term. The installation ceremony was held at Kehillat Israel, … Continue reading →

First Baby Quilt Crafted by Club Members In December, members of the Woman’s Club crafted a quilt for the First Baby of the Year born in Pacific Palisades. “We wanted it green and blue to represent the hills, skies and … Continue reading →

Striking Teachers, Parents Visit Palisades About 40 parents, teachers and students met in the parking lot of the Annenberg Community Beach House around 5 p.m. on Thursday, January 17. The people were transported in vans and cars to Toyopa to … Continue reading →

Sign Up for YMCA Sports There is still time to sign up for the YMCA Sports programs that will run from January 26 through March 16. Junior Clippers youth BASKETBALL, for ages 3 to 7, will hold practices and games on … Continue reading →

One of Oldest Trees in Palisades Cut Down One of the oldest and tallest trees in Pacific Palisades was cut down on January 11 to make way for a new home. According to Alphabet Street neighbor Bart Bartholomew, “The 140′ … Continue reading →

The Rain Keeps Falling This past week, trying to keep track of the rain has become a full-time task. According to Carol Leacock, the town’s County-certified rainmeister, the total rainfall here on January 11, 12 and 14 was 3.1 inches, … Continue reading →