Musings
Bricks from the Old Gym:
One Palisadian stopped by the demolition of the historic small gym yesterday and asked for and was given some bricks. CTN stopped by today and one of the workers said he’d put a few bricks out in front if anyone else wanted some. Yet another Palisadian told CTN, “it’s too bad they’re not recycling the bricks. I understand that Caruso is going to put bricks in the sidewalks along Sunset, it would be great if he could recycle these bricks for that. It would keep them out of landfill and it would tie the old with the new.”
NOW OPEN SEVEN DAYS:
Palisades Pitstop, the neighborhood’s premier 100% hand car wash and detailing specialist, is excited to announce expanded operations. Effective immediately, the shop is now open seven days a week to better serve the Pacific Palisades community. This business will be open from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Sunday. Customers can drop by, call, or book online at www.palisadespitstop.com. This editor stopped by one day for a quick wash, but they were busy with so many Palisadians, that I immediately booked for the next day. When you drive around all the construction, just to keep an eye on your property, the car gets dirty sooo fast. The Pitstop does a great job!!
PUBLIC WORKS MEETING UPDATE:
The new Pali Pride Village Vision that is slated to a hearing before the Board of Public Works that will discuss an updated Sunset Boulevard has a new time. The plan “envisioned by the community and Palisades Pride” and led and supported by Caruso, is now scheduled from 10:15 at 200 N. Spring Street, Room 350. To park at 201 N. Los Angeles St., email [email protected].
Sue Pascoe
Editor, Circling The News ·
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