City Approves Haul Routes for Highlands Eldercare Facility Brandy

18 Pages Thursday, May 2, 2019 ◆ Pacific Palisades, California $1.50 City Approves Haul Routes for Beloved Community Highlands Eldercare Facility Member Arnie Wishnick Dies By SARAH SHMERLING Editor-in-Chief By CHRISTIAN MONTERROSA Reporter edicated member of the community for more than 35 he Board of Building and Dyears Arnie Wishnick died Satur- Safety Commissioners ap- day morning, April 27. Tproved the exportation of over Arnie was known through- 19,000 cubic yards of dirt from out town for his dedication to all the controversial lot at 1525 Pal- things Palisades—from his work isades Drive on Tuesday, April 30. with the Chamber of Commerce, Destined to be the site of an Palisades Americanism Parade incoming eldercare facility, de- Association, Optimist Club of Pa- veloper Rony Shram and his at- cific Palisades, and many, many torneys faced off yet again with other clubs and organizations. Highlands residents and the Pa- He was married to communi- cific Palisades Residents Associa- ty activist Cathie Wishnick for 40 tion, who have been fighting the years who died at the age of 60 in development since the beginning, 2007. and are in the middle of a lawsuit “A very sad day for Pacif- against the city of Los Angeles ic Palisades,” Karen Farberow, and California Coastal Commis- Drills at 1525 Palisades Drive Photo courtesy of PPRA daughter of Mort and Bobbie, sion. shared. “He is a true historian of The latest battle took place at veloper’s relevant experience in the city planning department pro- our town. What a great man, and a downtown Los Angeles hearing developing this type of project, cess,” McDonell said. “As they I am glad he was a part of my room where both sides of the ar- which is basically seeking to es- mentioned, it’s a subject of litiga- life. My folks and him were great gument presented their findings, tablish a pit mine in our neighbor- tion so that’s not an issue before friends. Now Mort and Arnie both for and against the project, to hood?” Flick asked the board. you today because as far as the can continue their jokes together Van Ambatielos, president of the He questioned why the devel- city’s processes are concerned, again.” BBSC, and his fellow board mem- oper changed geo soils engineers it’s over.” His career included serving as bers as they weighed whether to in the middle of the project and McDonnell said the develop- vice president of two former Pa- approve the exportation of 19,308 suggested Shram might be trying er would be willing to work with cific Palisades savings and loan cubic yards of dirt from the proj- to game the system to avoid fur- city officials to implement any associations: Southern California ect site and whether the project ther environmental reviews. tools necessary to be as prepared Savings and Gibraltar Savings. met California Environmental Flick further tried to avoid as possible in the event of a fire Arnie was executive director Quality Act guidelines. haul routes being done on week- and has been working with local of the Pacific Palisades Chamber Several Highlands residents, ends, when many Palisadians and homeowner associations to ad- of Commerce from 1993 to 2018. including attorney Robert Flick, Angelenos drive to The Highlands dress concerns, which Flick visi- He was diagnosed with pancreatic Photos by Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer presented their usual concerns of to hike the neighboring trail heads. bly denied. cancer shortly after retiring from the project that include traffic con- In rebuttal, Shram’s attorney But the commissioners ulti- his Chamber job in September For more than a decade, Arnie to all Palisadians and always had gestion, environmental damage Kevin McDonell reiterated that mately sided with their fellow city 2018. was the Palisades movie critic and the best interest for the Palisades and placing a large living facility their soils reports had been “thor- officials and voted unanimously “[Arnie] will always be re- wrote reviews that were published in all his decisions. He was a love in a high fire danger zone, that so oughly reviewed by the [Depart- to approve the haul routes, which membered for all of the incredible in the Post. and gave that love to all he came far have not granted them any vic- ment of Building and Safety].” will consist of one truck load at a things that he did, all of the peo- “Nobody loved Pacific Pali- across.” tories at appeal hearings. “The environmental review time, with several trucks staged ple he helped and the tremendous sades more, and served it better, “First of all, what’s the de- is done, it’s been adopted through and turned off at another location. leadership he provided not just for than Arnie,” said Rob Weber, a the Chamber, but the entire town,” longtime community member and the Chamber of Commerce shared former president of PAPA. “He after Arnie’s passing. “This world was a real mensch in every sense has lost a legend.” of the word—in 20 years, I never Tensions Deflate Over Arnie also served for more heard him utter an unkind word than 30 years on the Pacific Pal- about anyone, and he was always isades Teen Contest Committee willing to lend a hand to any proj- Canyon Charter Remodel and the Village Green Committee. ect. The town is poorer without He was most recently honored his conscience of the community.” with the Rotary Business Person Arnie is survived by his wife, By CHRISTIAN MONTERROSA of the Year Award from the Rota- Jackie Maduff. A celebration of Reporter ry Club of Pacific Palisades, the life was held at Kehillat Israel on Pride of the Palisades Award from Wednesday, May 1, at 11 a.m. hat started as a feud between the Pacific Palisades Community “He was an icon and was the Los Angeles Unified Council and the Mort Farberow known by all ages of people,” WSchool District and the residents of Award. Farberow said. “He could relate Rustic Canyon turned into a friendly collaboration during a follow up community meeting at the school on Thursday, April 25. Brandy Melville Opens The district’s announcement that Canyon Charter Elementary School was set to undergo a $3.9 million renovation and multi-year A rendering of the project Photo courtesy of LAUSD Palisades Village Store construction overhaul drew stark criticism from neighbors who cit- to the project’s architect. Signs Revealing Latest Tenant FRAME Appear ed traffic and pollution concerns. Concerns of dust pollution But architects and school offi- were mitigated by explaining con- By SARAH SHMERLING Zoe during her Palisades Village cials like Ashley Mercado, commu- struction crews’ processes of damp- Editor-in-Chief residency, signs for FRAME have nity relations organizer for LAUSD, ening dirt and a project hotline that gone up in the windows. and Scott Singletary, development will be available for any questions he latest shop to open its Pali- “FRAME is a brand that manager for LAUSD’s Facilities or comments. sades Village doors is Brandy bridges the heritage and quality Services Division, absorbed the “There will be an exploration TMelville, which welcomed its first of manufacturing in Los Angeles initial shock, taking into account on where workers can park,” said customers to the Sunset Boule- with a distinctly European aes- most concerns and addressing them Singletary, in response to concerns vard location on Saturday, April thetic,” the brand’s website reads. at the meeting on Thursday. of an overflow of vehicles parked 20. “Its collections take inspiration The project, which has been near the construction site. “Brandy has become a cult from a French way of ‘dressed broken up into two phases, will “The overall volume seems a favorite of fashionistas every- up casual’ embodied by the style remove older portable classrooms little bit heavy to me,” said Bob where,” the Palisades Village icons of the 1970s.” that no longer meet the required Dolbinksi, a local architect and website explained. “The Bran- The FRAME brand, with standard and replace them with board member on the Santa Mon- dy Melville style ranges from headquarters split between Los ADA-compliant bungalows by ica Canyon Civic Association. He loose-fitting off-the-shoulder tees, Angeles and London, was first spring of 2020. asked for a more detailed rendering to soft angora sweaters and stylish launched in 2012 and now produc- The second phase, still under that would compare the height and dresses. Women of every age can es four ready-to-wear collections review and with a tentative start size to the current structures at the find something at Brandy Mel- for men and women throughout date, will bring a two-story perma- school so the public could have a ville to fit their style, closet and the year. nent structure to the campus, and better idea of just how big the build- budget.” The Palisades Village itera- will add three large kindergarten ing will be. The Italian-founded clothing tion will be the seventh FRAME classrooms on the first floor and “I would just encourage you and fashion brand was established store, with locations in Colorado, five elementary classrooms on the guys to keep looking at it,” he said. in 1970 by Silvio Marsan and his Photo courtesy of FRAME Texas and Los Angeles on Mel- second. The new building will only But one common complaint son. Most of the apparel is offered rose Place. serve to restructure the layout and remained on the minds of parents in one size, which, when ordering stores were opened worldwide. “We look forward to welcom- upgrade the facilities and will not who drive to Canyon Charter ev- from the website, is listed as the Today, the brand currently oper- ing our other tenants throughout be enough to allow more students eryday and deal with the congested size it is closest to, including “fits ates stores in 22 states and Wash- the rest of spring and summer,” to enroll. and dangerous pick-up and drop- size X-small/small” or “fits size ington, D.C.—with over 30 stores a Caruso representative shared of The design was created to off area, a feature that will not be small/medium.” in California, including Santa the remaining tenants left to open, “consolidate classrooms into the changed during the overhaul but Brandy Melville opened its Monica and The Grove. including Madewell, Erewhon, corner and move the play field into might be further discussed at fu- first retail store in 2009 at UCLA Along Swarthmore, in the Buck Mason and City National the heart of the campus,” according ture meetings. in Westwood, and by 2015, 65 space once occupied by Rachel Bank. Page 2 Palisadian-Post May 2, 2019 WEB TALK Palisadian-Post This week’s hottest topics on Facebook, Twitter & Instagram Out of the Past Arnie, a longtime force in the Palisades, was known throughout town for his dedication to all things in the community. May 22, 1975 A celebration of his life is scheduled for Two Junior Charity Wednesday, May 1, at 11 a.m. at Kehillat Israel. Leaguers and their seventh 22¢¢ grade daughters are provision- Your Two Cents’ Worth als in National Charity League Got something to say? Call (310) 454-1321 or email 2cents@ meeting for a luncheon, orien- palipost.com and get those kudos tation session next Thursday. or concerns off your chest. Names will not be used. From left, they are Laurie and Mrs. David Sturhahn, Mrs. Eggstravaganza Barbara Cunningham and WOW!! How offensive to pur- daughter Laura Cook, Seventh posely omit Easter when describ- ing your event at the park. You in- Grade Ticktockers’ president. serted Happy Hopping and Spring Bunnies instead of saying Happy (Letters to the Editor Continued) Easter and Easter Bunnies. As a Catholic, it was a slap in the face ‘Hate Is Alive and Well in America’ and another attempt to blatantly erase Christ from our society. Eas- “That which does not kill us, not wise, I approached the vehicle this way without being provoked. makes us stronger.” This quote is and tapped on her widows that The only stimulus for her outburst ter is one of the holiest holidays for Kathleen Edwards Jensen attributed to the German philoso- were rolled up and asked, “What was seeing a BLACK FAMILY in Christians. Shame on your cheap This photo reminds me of the last time I saw Arnie in Feb at the pher, Friedrich Nietzsche. did you say to my daughter?” Pacific Palisades, her white com- attempt to degrade Easter and your American Legion.At the Optimists Club Valentine’s dance, Arnie sat at One thing Nietzsche neglect- She turned on the engine, put munity and her white world. fellow Christian Palisadians. his dining table collecting money & greeting all with a smile, in spite of not feeling well. Knowing I didn’t know many there, he graciously ed to point out, however, is some the vehicle in reverse, all the while The second and equally dis- invited me to sit at their table. Beautiful Jackie gave gifts(handbags)to things may not kill us, but in the continuing to hurl insults and ex- turbing question is if she was Under-Staffed process of making us better, they plicatives. She repeatedly shouted, homeless or a transient? This all the women in the room. After dinner when Arnie&Jackie climbed Many Palisadians rely on the phar- the steps to leave, he stopped & turned to gaze over the room, knowing can piss us off and make us mad “You f------n------, I hate you!” question also carries with it some it would be his last Valentine’s dance. So many people sharing as hell! She then backed up and ap- serious implications. The inquiry macy at CVS. It is concerning that wonderful memories of a great man brings smiles & tears. Thursday evening, April 18, at peared to be leaving the parking suggests that this kind of behavior the pharmacy is very under-staffed. about 8:20 p.m., my 16-year-old lot. To my surprise, she stopped and derogatory words could not It takes more than a half hour for Fran Morris Rosman daughter and I had one of those the car, left the engine running, got come from a resident of Pacific them to answer the phone, hours May his memory be a blessing to all who knew him “piss you off before making you out of the car and began to walk Palisades. She must be an out- to fill a prescription and there are always long lines with disgruntled Dann Novak better” experiences. toward me. sider, someone who was simply That evening, I was at the Pal- She came within 10 feet of passing through because no one in people. Please contact CVS corpo- My first bank manager when I was a lad, and stayed with him for many years. He was the perfect guy for a Palisades business during the isades Lutheran Church, where for where I was standing and again Pacific Palisades thinks, acts, talks rate and let them know that you are 70s and 80s, and as a director for the YMCA we got to team up on an the past two years I have served said, “You f------n------, I hate or behaves like that. concerned as well. Olympics-style event - he was relaxed and funny and a terrific partner. as the pastor. Per my instructions, you!” Then she added the phrase, I was most taken by the wom- I’m glad to have known him, and wish his family peace. my twin daughters, Cassadi and “I’m going to get my gun and an’s racism, rage and revolution. Camryn, walked to Ralphs in Pa- come back and kill you n------!” What spewed from the mouth of Students Kathleen Hall Goldner cific Palisades community where I At which point she returned to her this evil woman was a tangled coil Hopefully the Post will publish We were all so lucky to have Arnie representing the Pacific Palisades serve and we live. vehicle and turned left onto Sun- of hate. many more stories about the activi- Community for so many years, he was a Shining Star After the Thursday evening set. I wrote this story to help “ex- ties of the Palisades students which service was over, I left the church I was in total shock and dis- orcise and purge” myself of the Jane George are not connected to sports. There heading east on Sunset toward our may at what just happened, and toxic deadly feelings I have to- is so much going on, particularly at This is so sad. home in the Alphabet Streets. My instructed Cassadi to go inside ward this woman and other people Pali High, that is not covered. Bob Jeffers cell phone rang and I heard Cassa- Ralphs and get her sister while I who share her racist views. I wrote My wife Alma and I will be there in spirit. RIP Arnie. di on the other end crying. waited outside for them. Still very to detox and treat myself for the I asked what was going on and shaken and visibly shocked, I took cancer of racism she exposed my Arnie Terri Rose Caplan Cassadi said Camryn had gone in- my daughters home where they daughter to. Losing Arnie was a tremendous Rest in Paradise Arnie!!! side Ralphs to use the restroom were speechless and unable to ful- I wrote to ask my neighbors loss for the community. He was and while Cassadi was standing ly grasp the HATE crime Cassadi in and around Pacific Palisades a wonderful man and a true Pali- Marcella Ketelhut outside getting a shopping cart, a and I had just experienced. where I live and serve: When will sades treasure. It was a privelage A class act and a gem. middle-aged while female came Since the incident, I have America really change? to know him, there was nobody very close to her face and began been asked some interesting ques- My lifelong friend James once Sally Nash Iorillo like Arnie—here in the Palisades verbally attacking her by saying, tions such as: What do I think said to me, “Not everything that is Gone far too soon ! RIP or anywhere. “You f------n-----—I hate you n-- triggered this and was the white faced can be changed, but nothing Pamela Lynn Taylor ----!” I asked if she was safe and middle-aged woman a homeless can be changed until it is faced.” One of the kindest men I’ve ever known!! Miss you already Arnie told her I was on my way. person? Both questions have deep Hate is alive and well in Fair Weather As fate, luck, the universe, implications when one takes the America, towards: Blacks and oth- I cannot keep up with this weather. Ed Brandt God would have it, Cassadi’s call time to unpack them. er people of color, Jews, Muslims, Do I put my winter boots away? He was such a delightful man with a deep heart and wide arms!! came at the precise time I was The question of what trig- immigrants and LGBTQ commu- Do I keep them out? Where is our driving past Ralphs. I met my gered this behavior suggest that nities. Now is the time to face the warmer weather! Matt Barnett daughter at the front door of the something must have been said or racism and hate Pacific Palisades! So sorry to hear this. He is truly the lifetime mayor of Palisades. He store and asked where the woman done to cause this evil person to Now is the time for America to was so kind and generous to all. RIP was. Cassadi pointed her out next behave in such a manner because face all racism and hate. Goats I have loved the current goat show Donika Piper Richardson to a white Passat. no one or maybe no white person Pastor Kenneth Davis Without thinking and probably in Pacific Palisades would react Palisades Lutheran Church and I will be sad to see them go! My thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends. Jan Willick Nordlinger from Robin DiAngelo: “The most an accusation, but rather as an op- to impact ourselves. I believe the Oh no! How sad. Showing effective adaptation of racism over portunity. I share it because, in the two are inextricably bound. time is the idea that racism is con- words of James Baldwin, shared This week my mom asked me, Terri Lewis Lyman Support scious bias held by mean people.” by Pastor Davis on Nextdoor, “If you had been there at Ralphs As a president of the Woman’s Club, it was my pleasure to serve at I am deeply grateful for the There is much unconscious racism “Not everything that is faced can at that moment, what would you many community events with Arnie. He really gave his heart and soul courage of Pastor Davis and his and systemic racism, and this is be changed, but nothing can be have done?” to the place. The Palisades is that much poorer without him daughter in sharing with the com- critical to see. changed until it is faced.” I think we can all reflect on munity the traumatic incidents of As a mom of 8- and 11-year- I believe racism is multi-lay- what we can do to be an upstand- Fatane Darbahani last week. old boys, I was recently in a group ered and embedded into our culture er rather than a bystander. We can RIP Arnie I believe the act of voicing of parents at an off-campus gather- and that white people have blind also delve into the unintended and Maria Dwyer what happened takes tremendous ing. One of the parents confided in spots on racism—that I have blind systemic patterns to become stron- RIP Arnie psychic energy and courage. I stand me that she was mortified to have spots on racism—that bias is im- ger allies in creating emotional and with those who have expressed just observed a white parent per- plicit and unconscious, as well as physical safety and healing. Roy Robbins the desire to support some form of sistently mistaking another parent blatant and violent, but that we can I believe our presence matters Arnie was Mr Palisades! A true loss for the community! community response. (who is a black man) for a deliv- support each other to lay down our on Sunday. Our listening matters, I spoke with Pastor Davis and ery-person. There are many such defensiveness and learn and listen our learning and growing and com- one thing I suggested was to show incidents, as friends and neighbors and work to create change. ing together in community matter. LETTERS TO solidarity at his May 5 sermon at have voiced to me over the last few On Sunday, we can show up to Thank you to everyone who is Palisades Lutheran Church at 11 days in particular. support Pastor Davis and his daugh- coming. THE EDITOR a.m. He would welcome this and I do not share any of this as ters. And we can equally show up Cathy Salser is preparing his sermon to address A Walk in the Park this important topic our country is facing. I walk in the park almost daily and know the subject area very well. I look forward to being togeth- For those who do not, I’d like to describe it. er in a space of deep listening on The backs of the Alma Real homes are about 50 feet from the Sunday. fence—walls at the property line, which is heavily screened by trees As a white woman in this and bushes on park side and/or home side. community, I would like to offer Then there is a 22-foot-wide space to the fence of the maintenance encouragement that we (myself yard. This fence is also heavily screened by bushes. included) look to increase our The waste containers are set further in. They could be even further awareness of the broad continu- away from the Alma Real side. I’ve never detected an odor or even um of racism underpinning our heard a noise. culture, interactions and dynamics I do know that the yard is useful for park equipment storage and ve- (yes, “even” in this community, and hicles and various materials. Certainly newer containers would further yes, even in 2019). mitigate any complaints, but it’s clear that it’s not a significant annoy- While it’s very important to ance to the homeowners and their concerns have no validity. find this particular offender and Howard Yonet hold her accountable, I want to also offer to other white Palisa- Have a news tip? dians thinking about this incident that it’s important that we do not A unique story idea about the Palisades community? overlook ourselves or this opportu- A “wow” photo that’s worth 1,000 words? We want to hear from you. nity to welcome more truth-telling, Contact the Post at [email protected] or call 310-454-1321. dialog and learning. I am reminded of this quote May 2, 2019 Palisadian-Post Page 3 PALISADES Neighborhood News PPCC to Make Street Tree Policy Pacific Palisades By CHRISTIAN MONTERROSA hiring professional consultants Reporter was the best route, given that Chautauqua Repaving the PPCC “knew nothing about Chautauqua Boulevard will be repaved from Sunset Boulevard he Pacific Palisades Commu- trees.” to Pacific Coast Highway on May 4 from 6:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Tnity Council took on the top- “I feel that this is important ¢ ic of tree management at its bi- enough that we should take a step May 5 from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. “For a while now, the most requested street for resurfacing in weekly meeting in the Palisades back and let professionals [han- Pacific Palisades has been Chautauqua,” Councilmember Mike Bo- Branch Library on Thursday, dle this],” said Kelly Comras, the nin said in a statement. “I promised that once the construction from April 25. second alternate representative the Palisades Village project was completed, we would get it done.” Michael Terry, chairman of for Area 1. The work was planned over the weekend to minimize work- Palisades Beautiful, gave a slide- Regardless of which route is week inconveniences. Any questions can be directed to Lisa Cahill show presentation on what spe- taken, “the goal is to get trees in at [email protected]. —SARAH SHMERLING cies of trees are currently allowed the Pacific Palisades,” Duprey and prohibited in the area by the said. Urban Forestry Department. Lisa Cahill, field represen- Terry informed the council tative for Councilmember Mike that Urban Forestry has asked PPCC talks trees Photo by Christian Monterrosa Bonin, was also in attendance Palisades Beautiful to obtain and pointed out that decisions on El Medio Bluffs PPCC approval of any street tree and (eventually) approve our ‘fi- and was requesting both Pali- future tree policy were entirely policy developed for Pacific Pal- nal’ set of policies so that they sades Beautiful and PPCC work up to the council. isades and reviewed three draft will be recognized by the UFD,” together to figure an efficient way PPCC Chair George Wolf- Dunk MS 2019 policies for the board to consider. said Terry’s presentation. to form a policy. berg is expected to announce a On Saturday, May 4, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Dunk MS 2019 will “In order to enable our Com- Speaking on behalf of the But members on the PPCC decision on this in the future and take place at Palisades Charter High School. mittee to serve our community, Urban Forestry Department, board disagreed on the best will be responsible for forming The annual event was created by former UCLA basketball play- we are asking the PPCC to eval- Stephen Duprey, a supervisor course of action, as Richard Co- the committee, should the council er Blake Arnet in honor of his mother to raise funds and awareness uate our current draft policies, at UFD, said the department hen, PPCC treasurer, supported a choose to do so. through a pro dunk showcase by the world’s top dunkers. provide feedback so we can make felt “constrained” by the Brent- committee be formed to oversee The community council will The day will also include a kids basketball clinic, sponsor ta- any appropriate policy revisions, wood-Palisades Community Plan the collaboration. Others felt that meet again on May 9. bles, silent auction, free tacos and entertainment for the entire family. All donations will support youth basketball and MS research. For more information, visit dunkms.com. Walk With Love Raises Over $100,000 —SARAH SHMERLING By SARAH SHMERLING Editor-in-Chief

ore than 450 participants, volunteers and staff mem- Palisades Village Mbers came to the Palisades Recre- ation Center for the 11th annual Balloons & Bubbles Walk With Love 5K Walk/Run on Sunday, April 28. A balloon artist will be on hand at The Draycott on Tuesday The walk is hosted each year evenings from 5 to 6 p.m. for Balloons & Bubbles. The artist will by the Dr. Susan Love Research be able to twist animals, shapes and creations for kids of all ages. Foundation in support of research “There is nothing sweeter than all the kids running around on focused on the cause and preven- the lawn together in the sunshine—and now that it is spring, we tion of breast cancer. wanted to do something to bring everyone together,” The Draycott Those who were unable to owner Marissa Hermer shared of the weekly event. make it out to the Palisades were To book reservations, visit thedraycott.com. able to participate virtually, with —SARAH SHMERLING 55 people joining in from 12 different states. “One of the most memorable moments of the walk was when we honored Team Stella – TBG West with the Community Impact The Village Award,” Dr. Susan Love Research Foundation Director of Develop- PPTFH Community Meeting ment Michelle Woodhill shared Pacific Palisades Task Force on Homelessness will host a com- with the Palisadian-Post after munity meeting on Monday, May 20, from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at Pali- the event. “Team Stella walks in sades Branch Library. honor of Stella Perez who lost her The topic of the meeting is “Understanding Schizophrenia” and battle with breast cancer on June will feature guest speaker Dr. Elyn Saks, Ph.D., J.D. and associate 3, 2013.” dean of USC Gould School of Law. For the past seven years, the “Renowned expert on schizophrenia, having experienced is team has been one of the largest most of her life,” PPTFH shared in a release ahead of the meeting. teams that shows up every year. “Come expecting to gain insight, empathy and hope for those who “Team Captain, Charlotte El- are experiencing mental illness, especially those living homeless.” levold, and Stella’s family accept- —SARAH SHMERLING ed the award,” Woodhill continued. “Stella’s son, George Perez Jr., provided a moving and tearful acceptance speech that honored his loving mother. There was not a dry eye. It was a touching and launched digital education initia- Pacific Palisades beautiful tribute to her and we tive using a series of instructional as a foundation were grateful we videos and online resources.. could honor her memory in this “As of today, we have raised Tuesday Evening Hikes 2019 way.” almost $128,000,” Woodhill said. Temescal Canyon Association has revealed its 2019 Tuesday Critical funds raised at the Donations are still being ac- Evening Hikes schedule, which take place every Tuesday between walk will go toward programs cepted, with a goal of raising May 14 and August 20. like the Army of Women, which $150,000 by June 30. The group will explore Will Rogers Historic Park, Rivas Can- educates and engages the public “We will definitely have the yon, Rustic Canyon, Santa Ynez Canyon and more. to participate in research studies walk return again next year,” Each Tuesday, the group will meet at 6 p.m. in the upper Te- that help bring the world closer Woodhill said. “We always appre- mescal Gateway Park parking lot near the dining hall to head off to a future without breast cancer. ciate the support and participation and explore a different trail. A free parking pass will be provided. Other programs include Mapping of the Palisadian community. We Every hike begins promptly at 6 p.m. so that the group will of the Breast Ducts, the micro- could not have a successful walk return by nightfall. biome of the breast study, and without their tremendous sup- For more information, visit temcanyon.com. ImPatient Science—a recently port!” —SARAH SHMERLING Photos by Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer CRIME REPORT Spotted in the Palisadian-Post: Burglary/Theft from Vehicle into paying for event tickets but did in a white, two-door BMW without Criminal Threats May 22, 1975 500 Los Liones, April 27 be- not deliver the tickets after receiv- paying. Sunset/Carey, April 18 at 8:10 tween 10 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. The ing funds from the victim. p.m. The suspect (female white, suspect entered victim’s vehicle 15400 Sunset, April 26 at 2:15 Battery blond hair brown eyes, 5’9” 130 Plants Require Great Variety of and took money. p.m. A 15-year-old female was re- 17300 Pacific Coast ,Hwy lb, 35/45 years), after yelling racial Shady Growing Conditions ferred to the Juvenile Arrest Di- April 24 at 10:20 p.m. A 21-year- slurs, threatened to kill victims then Theft version Program after attempting old female was arrested after slap- fled in a white, four-door Volkswa- 15100 Pacific Coast Hwy, be- to shoplift alcoholic beverages. ping victim during an argument. gen Passat. When considering what to plant in shady garden areas, did tween April 19 at 2 p.m. and April 1000 Swarthmore, April 28 at you ever think how many kinds of shade there are? For in- 22 at 5:30 a.m. The suspect took 1:20 p.m. The suspects (#1 male DUI Provided by LAPD Senior stance, there is low shade, high shade, light shade, deep shade, victim’s tools from a construction black, bald, 5’10” 160 lb, 25 years, 1600 Palisades Dr, April 28 Lead Officer Michael Moore. In case dr shade most shade, morning shade and afternoon shade. site. #2 male black, brown hair, 5’10” at 1:10 a.m. A 70-year-old male of emergency, call 911. To report a Some plants are fussy and will grow only in one kind of 14900 La Cumbre, April 22 at 160 lb, 25 years) entered victim’s was arrested for DUI after being non-emergency, call 877-275-5273. shade, while others will tolerate a wide range of conditions. 3 p.m. The suspect tricked victim business, grabbed clothing and fled involved in a traffic collision.

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I am a stay-at-home dad dent man, he plowed through class opposed to his mom, doesn’t in- and I find it really hard after class of the same—he was the fluence his ability, desire or innate to socialize myself and only dad. drive to socialize. my 3-year-old son be- At the park and along the way, It can, however, limit his ex- cause most of the children around Michael met a few stay-at-home posure to other kids and, therefore, my son’s age are with stay-at-home dads. He made a few connections, limit his development and practice moms. What are some activities we but nothing really stuck. That of his social skills. Becoming a can do that will help alleviate this? didn’t stop him. social person has everything to do Here’s what was interesting: with development and experience. ooray for you for being a stay- When Daisy started regular pre- Your issue seems to be about at-home dad! I so admire fam- school, his difference by virtue of you, Dad. I don’t think it is about Hilies who make this coming-of-age not being the mom just faded away. the exact types of activities in family system work. And why not? It was Michael who made friends which you are participating. I am not just saying this just with the other moms; Michael I know nothing about your in- because my son-in-law is a stay-at- paved the adult social connection nate temperament or your social home dad and he does an amazing for him and their family; Michael personality, but I am guessing you job. There are many moms who became the familiar parent. are not an extrovert. People who are more content and therefore, do He was up on all the school are have an easier time talking to better not staying home with the news (gossip!), learned about the anyone, be it mom or dad. kids. best clothes sales and became just Children are the language that Many dads find a calling with another of the class parents. Oh, all parents have in common. Par- the kids at home. And some just and did I mention how much the ents who are perfect strangers can have no choice! But there are no teachers loved him? talk about sleep training, whining rules about who does or doesn’t Now that Daisy is in kinder- or picky eating. It doesn’t matter Katie Kalvin stay home. One way does not yield garten, Michael is da man! He is your gender or the activity. You a better batch of cookies! the class volunteer extraordinaire; speak “child.” July 20, 1937 - April 5, 2019 In my family, the icing on the he is loved by all the moms; he Perhaps you need to do a better cake (or cookies) is how fabulous makes playdates, goes to PTA job of simply putting you and your beloved member of the com- ty Supply, the Pacific Palisades America, being social, and just his two kids, my grandkids, are. meetings. Being a stay-at-home son out there—all the parks around munity, Katie Kalvin, passed Farmers Market and the well- walking over to anyone to get a Daddy Michael enrolled him- dad just makes him special. town, the open kids’ gymnasiums, Aaway on the evening of April 5 at known Mort’s Deli. smile and a conversation. self and Daisy in her first Parent At three years old, all your drop-in music classes and concerts 81 years of age. Katie was born in Greece and She is survived by her only and Me Music Class when she was son has only ever known is “Dad- (like the ones at Kidville). Katie lived in the Palisades her family immigrated to the Unit- daughter, Alicia. Alicia loved only months old. He was THE only dy stays home to take care of me.” Remember you are modeling for over 40 years and thoroughly ed States when she was a young her mother dearly. “She was my dad in the class, and all the wom- That is his normal. Nothing is dif- for your son how we interact with enjoyed the community. She was a girl. She modeled as a young mother, father, sister and best en seemed to know one another or ferent or awkward to him. That’s people and how to be social. You town staple, well known and liked woman in the Midwest and moved friend. She raised me on her own, click right away. just the way it is. model how to be friendly, how by many. to Los Angeles on her own at the working to send me to the best pri- On top of that, being a first- How, when and with whom to shake hands, how to meet and She would often walk around age of 21. Her parents and two vate schools and ensuring I had a time dad, his comfort level was your son socializes has most to greet. the village, have coffee each surviving brothers then followed great future ahead,” Alicia said. still a bit rocky. But being a secure do with his exposure to his little So, I suggest you take a breath morning at Noah’s Bagels, and her move to the West Coast. Their devotion to each other person and a confident, indepen- friends. That you are his dad, as and jump in. regularly frequented Taste at the She was a strong, indepen- was easily noticed as they were Palisades and Pearl Dragon for dent woman known for her hu- often seen together around town. happy hour. mor, great personality, friendly A Celebration of Life party FREE BREAKING NEWS EMAIL ALERTS She also worked at local demeanor and sense of style. She was held in Katie’s honor at the www.PaliPost.com businesses including The Riviera loved country music, happy hour, bar at Taste on Sunday, April 28, Country Club, Palisades Beau- her native country of Greece, at 4 p.m.

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Palisades’ Isabel McKinlay (right) takes a shot on goal during last Saturday’s City girls lacrosse final at El Palisades’ Sammy Stahl shakes off two Birmingham defenders during last Saturday morning’s City girls Camino Real High in Woodland Hills. The Dolphins defeated Birmingham 10-6. Photo: Craig Weston lacrosse final. The Dolphins prevailed 10-6 to capture their first section crown. Photo: Craig Weston Sticking to the Plan Pali High Girls Lacrosse Wins First City Title; Boys Win Fourth in a Row

By STEVE GALLUZZO boys took the field—and took it to El on and off the field. We share a special ally lost [in the finals] so to win my fresh- The Dolphins, who lost last spring’s title Sports Editor Camino Real from the start en route to bond and I can’t thank them enough for man year and continue on that legacy is game by the same score, raised the trophy a 19-3 win that earned them their fourth their hard work in helping me set the great,” said O’Rourke, an Emerson Col- after five excruciating finals losses to the ne team sought to begin its dynasty. straight title and fifth in six seasons. foundation to build a first-rate program.” lege commit. “The tougher schedule this Patriots. Credit first-year coach Katlyne Another sought to continue its own. “I’m really proud of our leadership Co-captain Jackson Demet led the year got us prepared.” Duffey for giving them belief. OWhen the final whistle blew Saturday at and senior captains,” Pali High boys charge with eight goals, Alesandro Caso While the boys warmed up for their “It feels incredible,” said Stahl, who El Camino Real High in Woodland Hills, coach Kevin Donovan said. “It’s the first had three, Jack O’Rourke, Reicher Berg- game, Pali High’s girls were letting Ally along with her twin sister Sammy helped the Palisades High boys and girls lacrosse group I’ve had since they were freshman. stein and Ethan Rubin each had two and Stahl score goal after goal to propel her the Dolphins’ girls water polo team win its teams were both City champions. They’ve helped build this program and Weston Rauschuber and Milo Sherman team to a 9-3 halftime lead. It was 10-3 first City title in the winter. “We waited so After watching the girls defeat their weren’t afraid to challenge the best teams added one apiece. early in the second half before Birming- long for this and it finally happened. I’m nemesis Birmingham 10-6, the Pali High in LA. I’m so proud of their development “The year before I got here we actu- ham scored quick goals, but got no closer. going to look at this medal for awhile.”

Palisades captain Reicher Bergstein passes to a teammate in the City boys lacrosse final last Saturday at El Palisades senior Cole Farrell on the attack versus El Camino Real in the City boys lacrosse final Saturday Camino Real. The Dolphins captured their fifth section crown in six seasons. Photo: Craig Weston in Woodland Hills. Seven Dolphins scored at least one goal in their 19-3 victory. Photo: Craig Weston

Palisades’ Milo Sherman takes a shot during last Saturday afternoon’s City boys lacrosse championship Palisades captain Jackson Demet (right) shoots for one of his game-high eight goals in last Saturday’s game against El Camino Real. The Dolphins won their fourth straight title. Photo: Craig Weston City final at El Camino Real High in Woodland Hills. The Dolphins won 19-3. Photo: Craig Weston Page 8 Palisadian-Post May 2, 2019

Athlete of the Week Safe at Third CONNOR O’BRIEN

Danilo Milic Photo: Steve Galluzzo Pali High Tennis After Griggs Cup ive times in its storied history Fthe Palisades High boys tennis Dash Dreher of the Orioles slides underneath the tag of Dodgers third baseman Magnus Evans in a PPBA Bronco team has won the Griggs Cup at the Division interleague game last Thursday at the Field of Dreams. The birds won 10-4. Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer Ojai Valley Tennis Tournament. The Dolphins will have to wait at least one more year to earn a sixth Cup title in the CIF Boys A goalkeeper for the U.S. Soccer Developmental Academy Division, despite senior Tulane Dolphins Dominate Western League Track Finals U16/17 team at Real So Cal Soccer Club, Connor backstopped signee Henry Lovett advancing to arah Bentley won the varsity (1:01.76), Molly Ryan (1:02.71) Kallmeyer (2:04.22) swept the top his squad to the L.A. Galaxy Cup Developmental Academy the semifinals in singles. girls 800 meters in a person- and Mia Emerson (1:02.86) swept three in the varsity boys 800. Bai- tournament held April 17-21 at Orange County Great Park In doubles, Dolphins Lin- Sal-best 2:21.11 and also took first the top three in the 400 meters. ley (4:37.39) and Lucas Schriver in Irvine. In the championship game Real So Cal edged No- coln Bellamy and Danilo Milic in the 1600 in 5:23.27 to lead the In the frosh/soph girls Amilah (4:39.04) were 1-2 in the 1600. mads DA 2-1 in overtime. In pool play, Real So Cal blanked reached the round of 16. Atticus Palisades High track and field Gray won the 100 and 200, Scar- Steven Price won the frosh/ Real Salt Lake 2-0, Boca L.A. 5-0 and Total Futbal Academy Parker and Noah Zaret lost first- team in last Wednesday’s Western lett Klein won the 800 and 1600, soph 100, Julian Anderson won 2-0. The lifelong Palisadian from Pacific View Estates is a junior rounders in the Boys’ 16 singles. League Finals at University High. Sophia Klotz won the 3200, Gab- the 200, Devanair Skinner won at Brentwood School. Connor’s older sister Courtney is an All- Noe Winter won her first Miranda Schriver was second by Ligon won the 100 and 300 the 400, Alec Schmitt won the Ivy League striker for the Princeton University women’s soccer match in the Girls’ 16 singles and in the 1600 in 5:23.34 and Skylar hurdles and Priscilla Onyeneche- 3200, Keanu Natan won the high team. To nominate your favorite Palisadian for Athlete of the St. Joseph’s-bound senior Ireland Smith (2:27.96) and Brittany Dar- he won the long and triple jumps. jump and Marco Rodriguez, Zaki Week, email [email protected]. Amato reached the quarterfinals row (2:29.06) were second and Brett Bailey (2:00.78), Phil- Falls and Pierre Harbin swept the in the Girls’ 18 singles bracket. third in the 800. Lilyan Garside lip Venkov (2:02.92) and Emmett top three spots in the triple jump. Pali High JV Volleyball Caps Stellar Season at Redondo Classic hile the varsity team has sto- outside hitter Scott Hunter. and Thousand Oaks and reeled hitters Bryan Ardon and Parker len most of the headlines, Piloted by head coach Dustin off 18 consecutive victories from May, sophomore middle blocker Wthe Palisades High junior varsity Woropay, the Dolphins finished March 2 to April 27. Michael Eberlein, freshmen mid- boys volleyball team has enjoyed 26-3-1 and a perfect 12-0 in West- Contributing to the team’s dle blockers Matisse Lee-Maarek, quite a season of its own—one ern League play. They went 3-1 success throughout the season Ali Cheka, Owen Larbalestier and which culminated with last week’s at the Chatsworth Tournament in along with Hunter were junior Ryder Cataldi, freshman opposites 4-1 showing at the prestigious Re- February, went 4-1-1 at the Venice outisde hitter and co-captain Eli Hunter Martinez and Ben Martin dondo Classic, led by co-captain Invitational in March, posted non- Manheim, sophomore libero/set- and freshman libero/setters Aidan and All-Tournament sophomore league victories over Taft, Carson ter Oliver Greene, sophomore Brown and Gus Wibbelsman.

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Sands’ Win Clinches Pac-12 Shot Blocker Title for USC Tennis Squad By STEVE GALLUZZO Sports Editor

ake Sands has experienced many thrilling victories in his Jtennis career, but none have meant more than Saturday’s 7-6 (5), 6-1 victory over Cal’s Jacob Brumm to clinch the Pac-12 Tournament championship at Libbey Park in Ojai. Senior Brandon Holt (son of tennis great Tracy Austin) ripped off Sands’ headset before team- mates poured a bucket of icewater over his head, cutting his post- match on-court interview short, but the Trojans’ freshman phenom didn’t seem to mind. “It was very physical up and down,” Sands said of the first set tiebreaker at the No. 5 singles spot. “I was up most of it and then I served twice to stay back in it. Just a very brutal tiebreaker but I pulled it out and right when I won it [teammate] Mor [Bulis] split sets so that just shows how long it was. We faced a lot of adversity at the beginning of the season so I’m really happy we’re pulling it together and I’m pumped for the NCAAs.” USC freshman Jake Sands clenches his fist after clinching the Pac-12 Sands not only notched the Tournament Championship on Saturday in Ojai. Photo: USC Athletics clinching singles point in the sweep over the Bears, he did the in the quarterfinals and cruised sades player to win the prestigious same in a 6-4, 6-1 triumph over past Stanford’s Timothy Sah 6-3, event since John Davis in 1980. Washington’s Sebastian Hawken 6-0 in USC’s 4-2 semifinal win. Sands also led Palisades to its first Sands grew up in the Pali- National High School All-Amer- 60 Years of Service to the Westside sades and made history as a junior ican title in Newport Beach. His at Palisades High in 2017 when he brother RJ is a sophomore at Penn. JOHNSON helped the Dolphins capture the Their father Howard played tennis FOSTER Griggs Cup at Ojai by winning the at Harvard and was the school’s FITZGERALD & CIF singles title—the first Pali- first All-American. DARLING, LLP u CPAs u AMAZING MUSIC STORE.COM We Love to Teach! Guitar, Ukulele, Bass, Piano, Drums Tigers defender Bella Hansen (right) rejects a jump shot by Alexandra Mitchell of the Bulldogs in a Girls Minor “Your Full Service Accounting ALL AGES, ALL STYLES! Firm in the Palisades” Division basketball game Sunday in the large gym at the Palisades Recreation Center. The Tigers prevailed, 27-13. 15200 Sunset Blvd., Suite 203 • Pacific Palisades, CA 90272 Group & Private Lessons • Instrument Rentals & Sales Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer • 310-454-6545 • Est. 1980 • (310) 454-4669 • 867 Swarthmore Ave.

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Pali High tennis captain Alex Miller with head coach Bud Kling (left) and Athletic Director John Achen last Wednesday after signing her National Letter of Intent with Lewis & Clark College. Photo: Andrew Miller

Red Sox runner Mason Cohen slides to home plate behind Yankees infielder Hunter Sheer during a PPBA Mustang Division game last Wednesday at the Field of Dreams. The Red Sox beat their American League archrivals, 18-5. A Brand New Journey Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer t lunch last Wednesday in the Miller said. “I took a lot of time to gym, Palisades High girls ten- think about what I wanted for the Anis captain Alex Miller signed her next four years and decided after a National Letter of Intent with Lew- lesson with my coach that I need is & Clark in Portland, Oregon and tennis in my life.” the senior couldn’t be happier with Bud Kling called Miller “one her decision to join the Pioneers, a of the best captains he’s ever had” Division III program. in his 40 years as coach of the “I was accepted into quite a Dolphins’ program. Miller’s solid few amazing schools and offered doubles play helped the girls win a spot on three different teams,” the City Section title in the fall. GOT MOLD? NOT SURE? Call LAʼs leading mold inspection and consulting company.

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CalBRE# 00902158 Palisadian-Post Thursday, May 2, 2019 Page 13 The Alphabet Streets Acrobat

Georgia Bryan Contorts, Poses and Dances Her Way Through Pacific Palisades

Georgia working with Jon Rea, @acrowithjon on Instagram Captured by Ben Scorah at Will Rogers State Beach By SARAH SHMERLING “There’s a street corner during the walk Editor-in-Chief that me and a bunch of my other kid circus friends cheer on the runners from the side,” ifelong resident of the Palisades Georgia Bryan explained. Bryan was 7 years old when she first tried YES Circus also helped out at Camp Ubun- Lflying trapeze at the Santa Monica Pier. tu, three-day retreats for South LA youth put “My mom’s friend had a kid who was tak- on by the Harold Robinson Foundation. Bryan ing circus classes and she told my mom about loved the experience so much that she returned it, and since I liked flying trapeze so much, I to the camp by herself, not to do circus, but to just started taking classes,” Bryan explained to be a junior counselor. the Palisadian-Post. “Then I was in a profes- “I love Camp Ubuntu,” she shared. “It’s sional kids circus company for four years.” one of my favorite experiences and one of my Her first-ever big show was at the- Mor favorite ways to use circus because even in just gan-Wixson Theatre at the age of 9. one day, you can see the kids really getting a Now, Bryan, 15, calls herself a contortion- lot out of it. That’s the instance where I can see ist, dancer, acrobat and aspiring yogi. She fo- the most obvious benefits from doing circus cuses mainly on freelance work and working because in a short time period, the kids actual- with adult performance companies. ly change a lot.” She has been photographed in various pos- With many of the members growing up and es throughout Pacific Palisades—including at going off to college, YES Circus is currently in Will Rogers State Beach, the Bluffs and a viral a period of rebuilding. video taken at the Palisades Recreation Center. “There are two other founding members, On an average week, Bryan trains for about and one of them is in college and the other 15 hours, but with four upcoming performanc- doesn’t do circus anymore,” Bryan said. es, that number has doubled. One of Bryan’s other favorite experi- “I count everything as training,” she shared ences through circus has been working with of her schedule. “Right now, I’m doing 30 mini therapy horses that were doing a show Body painted by Paul Roustan Collaborating with Tina Z. of Werkshop hours per week … I have rehearsal five hours, at Equestfest, which serves a preview for the five days a week, plus yoga and hand-balanc- Rose Parade. ing and dance at school.” The past couple of years, Bryan has focused But Bryan, who attends Crossroads School, on building her Instagram account, where she said that the long hours don’t bother her. shares photos and videos of her work to more “The reason I can do it is because it’s all so than 68,000 followers. fun for me, it doesn’t feel like work at all,” the “[There are] so many opportunities— Alphabet Streets resident explained. there’s a huge community of people on Insta- Often times, Bryan is training with a bunch gram, specifically a lot of yogis who I interact of adults, but she said that because she has old- with and photographer and acropeople,” Bryan er brothers that are 29 and 30, she is used to said. “So if there’s someone who finds me and hanging out with people who are older than her. likes my work or the other way around, some- “Most of my friends are adults from the one will reach out. I do a lot of collaborations circus community and outside of school,” she with people.” said. “It doesn’t feel very weird to me, but it Through building her social media, Bryan can be a little intimidating at times, but it’s re- was able to collaborate with Jordan Matter, a ally cool. Everyone I train with, I look up to, YouTuber who is famous for 10-minute photo all of my coaches and all of the people in the challenges. dance company I’m working with, it blows me “I went to New York to do the 24-hour pho- away how amazing they are.” to challenge, which was a world record-break- Bryan’s upcoming performance sched- ing event where Jordan basically did a photo ule includes two shows with the Jacob Jonas shoot for 24 hours straight,” Bryan explained. Company at the Wallis Annenberg Center for “There were 30 artists that he was photograph- the Performing Arts, four days of performances ing and I was one of them. I think I did 14 with the dance program at her school and then hours of the challenge.” one annual performance in Topanga. Matter’s challenge attracted artists from “I have one performance that I do every around the world, including Spain and Austra- year on Mother’s Day at Theatricum Botani- lia. cum in Topanga,” Bryan said. “It’s called ‘MO- “Sometimes I’ll have three photo shoots a Mentum Place’ and that one is always really week and sometimes I’ll go a couple of weeks fun.” without having one,” Bryan said, “but I like al- The show is a fundraiser for the theater— ways being able to create new content.” this will be Bryan’s fifth time in the show. Another recent collaboration she did was “Usually it’s the same people every time, with body painter Paul Roustan who wanted to so it’s a fun one,” she shared. capture a specific shot of Bryan under water. As if Bryan didn’t have enough on her “We were trying to get a heart in the wa- plate, she also wanted to use all of her hard ter with my back and the reflection,” she ex- work for good and was inspired in 2016 to plained. “It’s now a piece of fine art that they’re found nonprofit YES Circus, which stands for selling in stores in LA. It’s kind of crazy to me, Youth Empowerment Social Circus. I think that’s pretty cool.” “Our goal is to bring circus to under-served Bryan may keep a schedule that makes the kids and people who live in under-served com- average adult feel lazy—but when she’s not munities because it has a lot of benefits,” Bryan training, helping out with YES Circus, or col- said. “It’s a good team-building exercise, it can laborating with artists and photographers from boost self-confidence and creativity.” around the world, Bryan takes a moment to be Georgia works with Jon Rea and Through YES Circus, Bryan and other a teenager, skateboarding with her older broth- Megan Vaughan Giesbrecht. members participated in the OUR HOUSE Run er, eating at Pearl Dragon at least once a week for Hope. or hanging out at Palisades Village. Photos courtesy of Jennifer Bryan Page 14 Palisadian-Post May 2, 2019

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May 2, 2019 Palisadian-Post Page 15 Castellammare Resident Stars in ‘Sister Act’ REEL PALI By SARAH SHMERLING Editor-in-Chief

Palisades Connections orrie Braun is breaking her to Film and TV number one rule: She is Dcrossing the 405 for a show, but she promises it’s well worth it. The 10-year resident of Castel- Jamie Lee Curtis to Star lammare plays Sister Mary Lazarus in “Sister Act” at Casa 0101 Theater in New Rian Johnson in Boyle Heights. “The show is so much fun,” Film ‘Knives Out’ Braun shared. “For me, the big challenge is that it’s real dance heavy, and I am not a dancer.” Braun, who is trained as a singer but not a dancer, took the role in part because of how different it is Dorrie Braun Dorrie as Sister Mary Lazarus Photos courtesy of Steve Moyer from anything she’s done before, which includes, most recently, program in a convent under the cus- “Our spirited production of “I was quite scared out of my “Ruddigore” and “Pride and Prej- tody of police. ‘Sister Act,’ the musical, will bring mind,” Braun shared of taking the udice.” She goes undercover as “Sister joy and laughter to all who come to role. “It’s been a joy.” “Sister Act,” a Tony Mary Clarence,” donning a nun’s see the show,” Tejada shared in a Performances take place Fri- Award-nominated musical, follows habit while attempting to acclimate press release. “Our divine cast will days at 8 p.m., Saturdays at 2 and 8 the story of Deloris Van Cartier, a herself into her new lifestyle. raise the roof nightly and keep toes p.m., and Sundays at 4 p.m. through disco nightclub diva, who witnesses The show is directed by Rigo tapping as audiences witness night- Sunday, May 19. Jamie Lee Curtis Photo courtesy of AOL a murder committed by her mobster Tejeda, musically directed by Ga- club singer Deloris Van Cartier’s boyfriend, Curtis Jackson. She is brielle Maldonado and choreo- adventurous antics in her newfound For tickets or more informa- By JAMES GAGE release, the Lionsgate- and then placed in a witness protective graphed by Tania Possick. home, a nunnery.” tion, visit casa0101.org. Reporter MRC-produced film also stars Toni Collette (“Hereditary”), alisadian Jamie Lee Curtis Don Johnson (“Dragged Across ExclusivEly R EpREsEntEd will be back on screen soon in Concrete”), Jaeden Martell (“St. Pthe new Rian Johnson written and Vincent”), Katherine Langford directed “Knives Out,” starring (“13 Reasons Why”) and Michael Ana de Armas (“Bladerunner: Shannon (“The Shape of Water”). 2049”), Chris Evans (“Avengers: Curtis also accepted the Van- Endgame) and Daniel Craig (“Lo- guard Award at the 2019 Cinema- gan Lucky”). Con Awards, joining the ranks of In this classic murder mystery past winners Salma Hayek, Kea- whodunit inspired by the novels nu Reeves and Andy Serkis. of Agatha Christie, a pair of de- “I have the same enthusiasm tectives investigates the death of a today here that I did when I first patriarch in an eccentric, affluent stepped foot on my first set ever 1817 Michael lane 17366 SunSet Boulevard, #105B and dysfunctional family. when I was 19 years old, and I’ve 5 Br | 4.5 Ba | $2,159,000 2 Br | 2 Ba | $1,295,000 Curtis plays Linda Robinson, just had the same enthusiasm with in gated PaliSadeS edgewater towerS. Stunning white water eldest daughter to her rich, mur- every job I’ve ever done,” Curtis tenniS eStateS and Queen’S necklace ocean viewS dered father played by Christo- told “E! News” at the event. “So, pher Plummer (“Beginners”). The to me, I mean, come on, this is case is pursued by detectives Ben- insane, just thrilled, thrilled to be 310.230.7377 oit Blanc, played by Craig, and here.” [email protected] Holly Davis www.hollydavis.com Troy Archer, played by LaKeith Johnson PRE jokedv i EW sat E s T thea TE s awardsD i RECT o R Stanfield (“Sorry to Bother You”). ceremonyWhether that Curtis you are buying would or selling make a home, dre#000646387 condominium or income property, I will 310.230.7377 Slated for a November a good real-lifeproduce detective. the results you are looking for [email protected] www.hollydavis.com and have the right to expect. CalBRE #00646387

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The orchestra will perform twice under the direction of longtime Palisadian Larry Newman. Photo courtesy of Larry Newman

By JAMES GAGE is individually selected by his or ing the 1986 Northridge earth- Music Workshop “Music Fun learn the basics and gradually get that will be played at the May Reporter her school music teacher. Student quake. Books,” available through major more advanced. Before middle 4 concert include themes from ages range from 7 to 12, with the “We decided if we wanted to retailers like Amazon and Barnes school even begins, students in Tchaikovsky’s “1812 Over- ore than two dozen Palisa- average age of an honor orches- live anywhere, we wanted to live & Noble. the Elementary Honor Hall Or- ture,” Schubert’s “Rosamunde dian students will perform tra member being just 10 years in the Palisades,” Newman said. “I started out with just one chestra are able to play advanced Overture” and Mozart’s “Magic Min a citywide student orchestra old. Working as a traveling in- book for the recorder,” Newman pieces. Flute.” comprised of Southern Cali- “This concert is kind of the strumental music teacher, New- said. “Then we did a violin book, The orchestra’s annual broad- The concert will also feature fornia’s best elementary school big culmination of all our work,” man taught at Marquez Charter then a whole band book. It was cast performances from Schoen- a special return from perfor- musicians at the 21st Annual Larry Newman, long-time Pal- Elementary School and Palisades all geared toward really young berg Hall have also garnered five mance from Palisades Charter All Schools Elementary Honor isadian composer, music teach- Charter Elementary School and kids. There aren’t a lot of books Los Angeles Area Emmy Awards High School senior Ally McCoy, Orchestra Concert in UCLA’s er, Children’s Music Workshop also taught at Canyon Charter El- like that on the market because in the Children/Youth Program- who sang with the orchestra in Schoenberg Hall on Saturday, founder and conductor of the All ementary School, Kenter Canyon it’s not profitable for publishers. ming category. fourth grade. She will perform May 4. Schools Elementary Honor Or- Elementary School and Malibu Most orchestra music is written “The documentary is a lot of Nelson Riddle’s arrangement of The orchestra, recently hon- chestra, told the Palisadian-Post. High School, remaining on the for grades six and up. There’s not fun,” Newman shared. “We try to “When You Wish Upon A Star.” ored by City Council at Los An- “We started this concert 20 years booster clubs of the local ele- a lot of music written for young- make the program so if you ar- “It’ll be fun to have her sing geles City Hall, will perform the ago for kids who wanted to play mentary schools. er kids, so that’s why I ended up en’t a parent or have no connec- now that she’s going off to col- concert twice to accommodate more challenging music, who “I’ve been at those schools doing it. It’s a lot of fun.” tion to the orchestra, you won’t lege,” Newman said. “It’s always ticket demand with shows at 10 were really practicing and want- since the late ’80s,” Newman The music in the May 4 con- mind sitting through a half-hour rewarding to hear what students a.m. and 11:30 a.m. ed to do more, to inspire them said. “I was there for a while, cert includes several original ar- show.” are doing through the grapevine. The event, which celebrates and give them that opportunity.” then they got a district teacher, rangements by Newman. Newman’s career has fo- “These students are excep- music education in Los Angeles Newman, a professional now I’m back again. It all de- “A lot of it is thinking of cused on sparking an early inter- tionally talented, and together, schools, is produced by Chil- trumpet player who has toured pends on where people contract what kind of piece we need, and est in music in children and help- make music that inspires not only dren’s Music Workshop, which with the Glenn Miller Orches- me. Burbank, Valencia, the Val- I just write that,” Newman said. ing them grow as musicians. their parents, but also anyone in has provided on-site instrumen- tra and backed artists like Dizzy ley—I’ve been all over.” The concert originally began “I was introduced to music Los Angeles who is interested in tal music instruction to schools Gillespie, Jerry Lewis and Cab Today, Newman brings Chil- with only one rehearsal before basically in my school band pro- music, the arts and education.” throughout LA for more than 25 Calloway, began his career in dren’s Music Workshop band the performance. Today, the stu- gram,” Newman said. “My early years, including all five Palisades music education in Los Ange- and orchestral music programs dents have a rigorous practice experiences with music were so For tickets, email schoolmu- complex elementary schools. les Unified School District after to 27 schools across LAUSD. He routine with rehearsals every important that I wanted for other [email protected]. For more infor- Each child in the orchestra moving to the Palisades follow- is also a prolific author, having Sunday from January to May. kids to have that too.” mation, visit childrensmusicwork- published over 200 Children’s In their first year, students Some of the other pieces shop.com.

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Palisadian Student Shares ‘A Dark Time for the City of Light’ Photos from Notre Dame Fire By SARAH SHMERLING the morning, and then when I re- for a spot in the front lines against Editor-in-Chief turned in the evening. “real reporters”—the 17-year-old “I never expected to look out said the experience was “quite in- s Palisadians tuned into the my window and see the massive timidating.” news a couple of weeks ago, plumes of smoke coming from “As well as the ash, panic and Ahelplessly watching Notre Dame Notre Dame’s direction.” confusion [that] filled the air,” he burn, Upper Alphabet Streets res- The fire was first reported said. “Thousands of people start- ident Max Tardio witnessed the when the flames were nearly three ed to show up, yet it was so eerily destruction firsthand. meters high—after a second alarm quiet. At the same time, people A junior at Manzanita School rung out. had started to cry.” in Topanga, Tardio is completing Tardio shared that he has a Investigators believe the fire a semester abroad in Paris. deep passion for photography and started at the center of the cathe- “Having lived in Paris for photojournalism, prompting him dral’s roof, toward the base of the just about eight moths now, Notre to grab his camera and be one of building’s spiral. The blaze was Dame was something I had tak- the first on scene that Monday. extinguished after a 15-hour bat- en for granted,” Tardio explained “I was able to capture this sad tle. to the Palisadian-Post. “It was event with my camera,” Tardio Tardio shared that he realized something that I walked by near- said. “Being there and witnessing how big of a deal this was as he ly everyday out and about in Par- this event in person was definitely was walking home. is. It was something that I knew a unique experience for me.” “This was a dark time for the I was going to see when I left in Camera in tow, Tardio fought City of Light,” Tardio said.

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