Circling The News

Palisadians Invited to an Unveiling of the Plan June 18 L.A. County Supervisor Sheila Kuehl’s District Director Stephanie Cohen office sent out the following invitation on

At Theatre Palisades, Making It a Must See After the initial setup, this Theatre Palisades production of “Lend Me a Tenor,” written by Ken Ludwig, produces nonstop laughs and

For the Town’s 90- and 100-Year-Old Residents If you attended the “Eat, Drink and Be 90” birthday celebration on Saturday, and you knew the correct answer

And Monument Corner May Lack a City Permit What started as a Circling the News item that was intended to be humorous and light-hearted, turned into a two-week back and forth

Check the Calendar, See You Around Town A reader asked if I could supply a calendar of upcoming events for Pacific Palisades. Often people don’t let me know about an event

In Boys Tennis and Boys and Girls Lacrosse   BOYS TENNIS WINS THREE CITY TITLES Palisades High tennis coach Bud Kling, who was inducted into the CIF City Section Hall of

Have Room for a Fire Truck Because of Parking If cars are parked on both sides of a street that is so narrow it doesn’t allow a fire truck to have access to your home, would

While Also Allowing Fire Engine Access According to the L.A. City regulation: no parking is allowed on a street if it is less than 18 feet wide. Parking is allowed on one

Noises Off Is a Delight By LAUREL BUSBY Contributing Writer Sardines, slamming doors, and silliness combine in Noises Off, a fast-paced farce that so delighted audiences last

In Allowing Their Kindergarten Students at Canyon The public elementary school for people who reside in the “Polo Fields” neighborhood of Pacific Palisades (west of