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- Spider-Man' to Open Movies In the Park Series August 2
Two local nonprofit organizations, Movies in the Park-Pacific Palisades, Inc., and the Palisades Junior Women's Club, will co-sponsor the fifth season of Movies in the Park, held every Saturday in August on the ...
- Spider-Man' to Open Movies In the Park Series August 2
Two local nonprofit organizations, Movies in the Park-Pacific Palisades, Inc., and the Palisades Junior Women's Club, will co-sponsor the fifth season of Movies in the Park, held every Saturday in August on the ...
Los Angeles Times is Anti-Choice
The editors at the Los Angeles Times are anti-choice. Oh, they still support a woman's "right" to have someone else slaughter her baby.
Sybil Kraus-Goff, 85; Avid Bridge Player, Beach Lover
' Sybil 'Bunty' Kraus-Goff passed away gracefully and with much dignity on July 9 in her Pacific Palisades home, surrounded by loved ones.
A Home for Exiles Clings to a Hillside
Villa Aurora may be the most secret cultural heritage monument in Pacific Palisades, often confused with the "other" villas in town-the Getty Villa and the Villa Leon, whose Italianate portico stands like a ...
Council Joins Street Furniture Fight
Wanting to prevent the City of Los Angeles from installing street furniture displaying advertising in the Village and on Sunset Boulevard, the Pacific Palisades Community Council voted unanimously last Thursday ...
Palisadian Artist Cheryl Kline Receives Excellence Award
Pacific Palisades artist Cheryl Kline won a Certificate of Excellence Award at the Portrait Society of America's 10th Annual International Portrait Competition.
On Independence Day, thousands turned out for an annual Pacific Palisades tradition''and, this year, the Fourth of July Parade did not disappoint.
Council Opposes Full Public Funding for City Elections
Meeting on June 26, the Pacific Palisades Community Council decided that it would not encourage full public financing for city elections, and opposed a local apartment owner's request for a variance to convert ...
Jonathan Sauer, 89; Author, Professor of Geography
Professor Jonathan D. Sauer, a 41-year resident of Pacific Palisades, died on May 25 after a long illness.
Mick's Cafe Brings Outdoor, Off-Street Ambiance to Village
Mick's Caf' opened Monday morning, adding an intimate and inviting setting to the local coffee-shop scene.
Kathleen Martini Ricciardi, 58
Kathleen Marie Martini Ricciardi, a native of Pacific Palisades, died peacefully in her sleep on June 28 from complications of metastatic melanoma.
Council Hears Brentwood's Plan to Fight Street Furniture
San Vicente Boulevard in Brentwood's business district is lined with London plane and coral trees ' not huge billboards and tall advertising signs.
Chabad finds possible solution to land-use problem in Pacific Palisades
Up the service road to the Getty Villa, at the base of Gene Gladden's property and next to the Mormon Church's brick-walled parking lot sits the 3,000 square-foot former storage building that Rabbi Zushe Cunin ...
Demand rising for solar water heaters
With fuel prices and electricity bills shooting up, Hawai'i consumers are steadily converting to solar water heaters - some encouraged by rebates and tax credits.
'The Party' to Remember: Blake Edwards' Cult Classic Turns 40
Forget 'The Love Guru.' And when the 'Borat' version surfaces, rent it when it comes to DVD.
Chabad Preschool Search Stirs Controversy
'Bringing education to children should never be controversial,' said Chabad of Pacific Palisades head Rabbi Zushe Cunin, whose plan to open a preschool in a storage building near the Getty Villa and the Mormon ...
Malcolm's little-known last name: Wilkerson
If it's Thursday, this must be the mailbag. . . . Q: Do you know if the family on ''Malcolm in the Middle'' had a last name? I don't ever remember anyone saying it and have never heard if there was one.
More Street Furniture Will Be Installed
Despite objections from the Pacific Palisades Community Council, more advertising signs will be displayed around the community in the coming months.
Same-sex couples wed in West Hollywood
Same-sex couples who spent years hoping for the legal right to wed finally had a wait they didn't mind - lines that lasted hours - as the city opened a special office in a park auditorium on Tuesday to issue ...