Circling The News

Pop-up Book Sale Scheduled for Friday, Sept. 13 Pacific Palisades residents have been so generous that the Friends of the Library, which organizes slightly-used book sales, is overwhelmed with donated books. There is NO MORE storage space available,

At Age 91, He Passed This Morning at His Home in Town (Editor’s note: Circling the News received word this morning that long-time Palisadian Everett Maguire, 91, died this morning, September 4, surrounded by family. According to Community United

Monthly Board Meeting to Be Held Tomorrow: The Pacific Palisades Business Improvement District (BID) will hold its monthly meeting at 9 a.m. Wednesday, September 4, at the Chamber of Commerce Officer, 15330 Antioch Street. The public is invited.

Along L.A. City Beaches, Including Will Rogers (Editor’s note: in response to Community Activist Lucy Han’s warning that talks were underway about lifting the midnight to 5 a.m. current beach curfew, resident Linda R. Friar, Ph.D. wrote the

Deserves Another Award for His Bluff Fence John Steadman, who won a 2018 Golden Sparkplug for cleaning up areas of the town — the long stretch of landscaping along Swarthmore by Palisades Elementary and then the street and park at Via de las

Encroachment Permit without Public Hearing Circling the News has learned that Rick Caruso has applied for a Master Revocable Permit for the sidewalks/streets surrounding his mall. His kiosk on the corner of Swarthmore and Monument is currently

In the Major Leagues, Playing for the Miami Marlins Rarely in Major League Baseball history have two brothers played in the big leagues at the same time. You can now add the Heineman brothers, Tyler and Scott, to that short list. As reported earlier

At PCH/Sunset, Courtesy of ‘Farmer’ Schwartz A small piece of land between Vons grocery store and the 76 gas station on Pacific Coast Highway was littered with pieces of asphalt, scattered trash and weeds on June 10. Today, it features

Entertaining Evening at Pierson Playhouse  Mystery buffs and residents who like to solve puzzles, put on your thinking caps and be prepared to be entertained as you try to deduct “who did it” in “The Mousetrap,” a Theatre Palisades production. At

City Fails to Put Up ‘No Cooking’ Signs Fire Station 69 Captain Thomas Kitahata reported that on August 30, the Sunset station received a 911 call related to fire and smoke in Temescal Canyon Park. They arrived to find a single man