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Category Archives: Kids/Parenting
Community Council Supports a Conditional Use Permit for Pot Shops
The Pacific Palisades Community Council supports Brentwood Community Council (BCC) in its issues with the recently opened pot shop, Cookies, at the Brentwood Country Mart. The approval, which asks for community notification and input, passed unanimously at the October 13 … Continue reading
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LAPD Detectives Seeking Additional Victims of Sexual Assault
LAPD Media Relations Office Cruz has alerted the community that the Department’s Juvenile Division are seeking the public’s assistance in identifying any additional victims who may have been assaulted by a local high school coach, Paul Anthony Davis. On October … Continue reading
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President of Narcotics Officer Association to Speak on Fentanyl October 20
Glenn Walsh, president of the California Narcotics Officers Association, will lead a community discussion on fentanyl and law enforcement counter-narcotics efforts at 7 p.m. Thursday, October 20, at Janes Hall, Pacific Palisades Presbyterian Church, 15821 Sunset Boulevard. The talk is … Continue reading
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Yeehaw Day Promotes Community Spirit and Fun
BY CHAZ PLAGER Palisades Elementary School held its annual fall carnival, Yeehaw Day, on Saturday, October 15. Whether the event would be held or not seemed dubious at first due to a sudden rain shower, but it let … Continue reading
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Creative Writing Winners Announced at Awards Ceremony
Friends of the Library President Laura Schneider welcomed about 50 contestants and parents to an after-school award ceremony for the summer creative writing contest held at the Palisades Library on October 6. “We’re so happy to have the event back … Continue reading
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Expert Will Speak on Fentanyl at Paul Revere
Dr. Roger Crystal will give a presentation to Revere parents and students and the local community at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, October 26 at the Revere auditorium, 1450 Allenford Ave. Crystal will discuss the dangers of fentanyl and what we … Continue reading
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YMCA Pumpkin Patch Opens October 1
The annual Palisades-Malibu YMCA pumpkin patch will open Saturday, October 1, and run through October 30-31 or until they pumpkins are sold. All proceeds benefit the local Y, a nonprofit organization. As always, there will be a wide selection of pumpkins to choose from … Continue reading
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Viewpoint–St. Matthew’s Teacher’s Letter Promotes Reverse Racism
St. Matthew middle school teacher Victoria Rosenberg sent a letter (below) to parents, which was shared with CTN, and also sent to Breitbart News. Rosenberg attended a NART (National Anti-Racist Teach-in) conference that hosted prominent critical race theorists including author … Continue reading
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Patrick Wall Spoke on the Sexual Assault of Minors
Patrick Wall, who has spent 30 years investigating, researching and publishing reports of the clerical sexual assaults of minors, spoke to the Palisades Optimist Club on September 6. Initially trained in philosophy, theology and Canon Law, he was a monk … Continue reading
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90272: High Schoolers’ Struggle to Balance Work and Studies
By CHAZ PLAGER Getting a part-time job is a ubiquitous high school experience. Once students hit junior year and turn sixteen, many quickly rush to get a work permit. Some students want experience working in general, some just want something … Continue reading
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