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Category Archives: Parks
Astute Reader Points out Money Available for Rec & Parks
Resident Lynn Miller, who has been one of three people who headed the building of the Pacific Palisades Dog Park, and also sat for many years on the Pacific Palisades Park and Recreation Board wrote Steve Lopez regarding his September … Continue reading
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Bocce Season Opening, Town Celebrates
By CHAZ PLAGER Eight months on the dot after the fire that ravaged our community, nearly 200 Palisadians gathered at the edge of Palisades Rec Center to celebrate the re–opening of the bocce ball courts and to participate in a … Continue reading
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PaliHi Plead for Tennis Courts: Library to Go on Tennis Courts
Palisades High School varsity tennis player Remy made a plea to Los Angele Recreation and Parks officials for courts and said, “parks are meant for kids to play.” Unfortunately, RAP General Manager Jimmy Kim did not seem to understand the … Continue reading
Posted in Palisades Fire, Parks, Schools, Sports
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Viewpoint: New Playground Should Be Appreciated
At the Park Advisory Board meeting several people objected to the theme of the new playground, which opened at the beginning of July with a few panels of first responders. The first responder panels included a pretend police motorcycle, a … Continue reading
Posted in Kids/Parenting, Parks
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Fun Returns to Pacific Palisades Sunday
The one thing this little community needs and hasn’t had in a long time is a big party in the park. That will change this Sunday with a Town Party and Booce Opening Day, hosted by the man who knows … Continue reading
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Park Advisory Board Meeting: Taking Away Park Green Space
Well, the Palisades burned and there is little green space left, except for the Village Green and the north lawn at the Rec Center. Now the City in an effort to “help” rebuild infrastructure has decided to place a portable … Continue reading
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Altadena Works on Hiking Trails, Pacific Palisades Sleeps
Hiking trails were badly damaged in the City and State parks surrounding Pacific Palisades. The fires destroyed the vegetation, burning everything to the ground, and then the February rains, after the fire moved dirt and sediment, leaving trails unusable. The … Continue reading
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Keep the Green Simple, Keep it the Village Green
Marge Gold, who was the President of the nonprofit Village Green for 12 years, joined the Village Green Board in 2004. In a letter to CTN she wrote “I think the Village Green should be refreshed by rebuilding the shed … Continue reading
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Opportunity to “Freshen” the Village Green 52 Years Later
Sabrina Halper grew up in Pacific Palisades, and Elad Gil, an entrepreneur and investor, who also spent time here, are proposing revitalizing the Green. That will include repairing the green, updating the landscaping and funding the creation and installation of … Continue reading
Posted in Arts, Parks
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Amazing Design for Potrero Pedestrian Crossing Submitted for Clas Project
Kaylie Ward grew up in Pacific Palisades and attended Santa Monica Catholic High School. She played club volleyball at UCLA, while attending college. After graduating, she took a temporary job at the Bay Theater in Caruso’s Palisades Village when it … Continue reading
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