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  Caruso Construction to Go 24/7 A resident has asked Circling the News, “I spoke to two construction workers who told me that construction [on Swarthmore and Monument] would now go forward 24 hours a day, seven days a week until Caruso’s

National CleanUp Day Opportunity at the YMCA “What if everyone just picked up one piece of litter?” National CleanUp Day is Saturday, September 15, and held in conjunction with World CleanUp Day. National Cleanup Day has partnered with Clean Trails

Rec & Parks Chief Visits the Palisades Michael Shull, head of L.A. Recreation and Parks, toured the Palisades Recreation Center on September 5. Afterwards, along with staffer Ramon Barajas (assistant general manager for planning, maintenance and

  Dr. Alan Castel: Memory Expert: Diesel Bookstore on Sept. 13: Senior Alliance on Sept. 17 Dr. Alan Castel will speak on “Ways to Enhance Memory and Learning: Facts and Fiction” at 10:30 a.m. on Monday, September 17, at the Palisades Library

Palisades (4-0) Routs South Gate Last year’s football game at South Gate weighed heavily on those who played for Palisades High. The Dolphins had a 17-point lead in the fourth quarter only to lose in the final two minutes, 32-31. But a year later,

Euripides’ ‘Bacchae’ Startles with Relevance By LIBBY MOTIKA The scene is set on the empty stage at the Villa outdoor theatre. Quietly, the large bronze doors of the Getty Museum open, revealing a sliver of the Greek statues within. An ordered

Rodeo Realty and Dogs Trust USA Rodeo Realty and Dogs Trust USA invite you to an evening reception from 6 to 8 p.m. on Wednesday, September 12 at 839 Via de la Paz. The purpose of the event, which will feature catered hors d’oeuvres and

Angel City Chorale Needs Votes By BERNICE FOX Now that the Angel City Chorale has advanced to the “America’s Got Talent” semi-finals and will be on the second semi-final show on Tuesday, September 11. The chorale, which features as many as 160

Canyon Fourth Graders Learn Local History Fourth graders from Canyon Charter School walked to Hacienda Mojica, the site of La Senora Research Institute in Santa Monica Canyon on September 4. Afterwards they visited the Marquez Family Cemetery. The

Parking Meter Money May Return to Palisades Pacific Palisades, which garners more than $419,000 annually in money solely from parking meters, may be receiving some of that money back, if a pilot program is approved by the City Council. At the