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Last Saturday, we all sat down for another seven hours for part two of the Community Recovery Lab led by the Palisades Recovery Coalition. I was eager and energized because I had thoroughly enjoyed the lab the week prior
Pali Calendar highlights this weekend include the weekend-long Grand Opening celebration of Friendship Bar in Santa Monica Canyon, a Palisadian Coffee and Chat at Palisades Garden Café hosted by resident Rebecca Martin, a preview performance of “Antigone: In the Language of Kings” at Getty Villa and the play “Enemy of the People” at the Odyssey Theatre.
By: Matt Steele, Jane Kim Keener, Sarah Shmerling
The rebuilding of the commercial property corridors in Pacific Palisades has not moved as quickly as many Palisadians would have hoped. Much of this can be attributed to insurance issues, the high cost of construction, permitting delays and the lack of available tenants. With only a portion of the original 24,000 residents back in the Palisades, many retailers and property owners appear to be hesitant to move too quickly on rebuilding.
By: Julia Ho, Sarah Shmerling
With Palisadians getting an early taste of sustained rainfall during the Labor Day weekend, city emergency management and public safety agencies are urging residents to prepare their homes against potential flooding, mudslides and severe erosion during what is expected to be an unusually wet winter season.
By: Julia Ho, Sarah Shmerling
“Finding Balance, Building Community,” a free morning of gentle movement and wellness, returns to the Pacific Palisades Woman's Club on Friday, September 11, from 10 a.m. to noon.
By: Patrick Healy, Sarah Shmerling, Ethan Weinberger
Chamber Music Palisades has announced its upcoming season, celebrating 30 years of bringing music to the community. Over the years, CMP has brought a broad range of works to the Pacific Palisades community and beyond under the artistic direction and leadership of cofounders Susan Greenberg and the late Delores Stevens.
By: Sarah Shmerling, Patrick Healy, Ethan Weinberger
Nicolas Green watched on a livestream as his neighborhood burned in the Palisades Fire. He was in Florida when the fire erupted, and his parents—at their family home in the Highlands—had no cell service to contact him as he watched his neighborhood become engulfed in smoke. The family's home survived the fire but required remediation.
By: Patrick Healy, Sarah Shmerling, Ethan Weinberger
They say absence makes the heart grow fonder. It took only a brief detour while walking through Pacific Palisades to be reminded of that truth.
Pali Calendar highlights this weekend include a Low Impact Group Exercise Class at the American Legion, the Pali High junior varsity and varsity girls tennis teams take on Westchester, Pali High varsity football plays Brentwood, a Palisadian Coffee and Chat at Palisades Garden Café, the opening weekend of “Antigone: In the Language of Kings” at Getty Villa, a Community Solar Workshop at Palisades Recovery Coalition hosted by Resilient Palisades, and the play “Enemy of the People” at the Odyssey Theatre.
From environmental concerns and local rebuild updates to heartfelt tributes and nostalgia, this week's reader comments to “Your Two Cents' Worth” cover plenty of ground. Community members celebrate a moving documentary by a local teen filmmaker, weigh in on postfire environmental concerns, question the Santa Ynez Reservoir repair timeline, and share fond memories of working at Palisades businesses past. Others offer practical ideas for avoiding plastics at Palisades Village and praise a recent article on how to navigate decision-making fatigue. Read on for this week's perspectives from your fellow Palisadians:
