Erewhon Opens Palisades Village Doors by SARAH SHMERLING Editor-In-Chief

20 Pages Thursday, June 13, 2019 ◆ Pacific Palisades, California $1.50 Graduation Day Erewhon Opens Palisades Village Doors By SARAH SHMERLING Editor-in-Chief

lmost three months after Vin- tage Grocers shuttered its APalisades Village store on March 15, Erewhon Market opened in its place on Wednesday, June 5— welcoming its first customers at 9 a.m. The store offers a range of fresh produce, baked goods, ready- to-eat meals, sushi, kombucha, smoothies, raw vegan pumpkin The Palisadian-Post congratulates the more than 700 students in the Class of 2019 who graduated from pie and more—all made without Palisades Charter High School on Thursday, June 6. For more photos, see Page 9. refined flour or sugar, corn syrup, Photo by Chuck Larsen Photography and high fructose corn syrup. “It’s got to be top notch, it’s Photos by Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer got to be special,” Store Director Peter Dolan explained of the products to the Palisadian-Post during Pastor Kenneth Davis to Leave a tour on June 6. Dolan added that each brand featured throughout Erewhon has an interesting story. One of the products is a pack Palisades Lutheran Church of a dozen eggs, which retails for $20. By JAMES GAGE Davis said. “As far as healing is show a license plate, so it does “It’s the most expensive egg Reporter concerned, the Palisades commu- reduce our ability to investigate you’ll find on the planet,” Dolan nity—especially my neighbors on further.” said, but added that it was worth alisades Lutheran Church Pas- the Alphabet Streets—has been “I do not believe the license it. Customers seem to agree—only tor Kenneth Davis is leaving overwhelmingly loving, caring plate was captured on the video,” one package of eggs remained on Phis position after two-and-a-half and supportive.” Detective Gail Russell added. the shelf during the tour. years and a 30-year career in or- Davis is now establishing his “Additionally, we have continued Erewhon has a range of items dained ministry. His last sermon own website, dedicated to bring- to check the area for the suspect available for every diet and re- will be at 10:30 a.m. on Sunday, ing his message of hope, inclu- vehicle and have not had any new striction, including paleo, keto and June 23. sion, love and forgiveness to ven- leads.” Whole30. “It’s sudden to the commu- ues both secular and sacred. As an Davis, as his website sug- “If we can do it gluten free, we nity, but it was a decision a long inspirational guest speaker, Davis gests, is moving on and using his do,” Dolan explained. time in the making,” Davis told hopes to spread his message to a wounds to heal others. A couple of features that were the Palisadian-Post. broader audience. “My experience covers changed in the transition from Davis confirmed that he “We’re all very sad he’s made church and non-church commu- Vintage to Erewhon were the fro- will remain in the area while his this decision, but we were blessed nities,” Davis shared. “So I want zen food section, which was made daughters finish their last year of to have him and his family here to use my voice to speak in those smaller, and the butcher counter, high school in Santa Monica. An for the past two-and-a-half years,” different settings on the issues of which was completely removed. actor with experience in commer- Palisades Lutheran Church Coun- race and bigotry that polarize our A Tonic & Juice Bar, central to cial and modeling work, Davis cil President Rich Wilken told the country and plague us to this day.” each of Erewhon’s locations, was also confirmed his departure was Post. “We were all very surprised, At his final sermon on June added, which will create concoc- not to pursue acting specifically. but we wish him and his family 23, one member from each con- tions to “bring your body back into “I’m definitely exploring oth- nothing but the best.” gregation in the Palisades will balance.” er opportunities, including acting Earlier this week, Ralphs, speak about their experiences with Dolan explained that over the opportunities, but that’s not my where the hate speech incident Pastor Davis. next few weeks, the store will take primary focus,” Davis said. “I involving Davis and his daughter “I want to use that final ser- inventory of what Palisadians are want to focus on issues like rac- took place, released the footage of mon as a bridge to connect with interested in having more or less ism, hate and bigotry, and use my the incident to the LAPD. the community,” Davis said. “I of, and will adjust its offerings ac- voice to speak out against them in “I reviewed the video foot- hope that that will be a really great cordingly. whatever form they take.” age and without doing a follow service in closing out 30 years of “We’re just super excited to be Speculation rose that Davis’ up I can’t tell for sure if we have ordained ministry. My ministry here,” Dolan said. departure was caused by an April a suspect photo,” Senior Lead Of- will continue, but it will take on a Erewhon, founded in the late 18 incident in which he and his ficer Michael Moore told thePost. different form. The world will be 1960s, was purchased by Tony and daughter Cassadi were victimized “Unfortunately the videos do not my pulpit now.” Josephine Antoci in 2011. by hate speech. The Palisades iteration of Ere- sharing that the brands “joined the Vintage staff members to work “I don’t know if the incident whon marks the store’s fifth loca- forces” and were “partnering to re- in the Palisades location and be- on April 18 had a whole lot of tion, operating in Calabasas, San- brand Vintage Grocers’ Palisades yond. bearing on my decision, other than ta Monica, Venice and on Beverly Village location.” The Malibu location of Vin- to confirm that I really wanted to Boulevard. As the Post went to print, rep- tage Grocers remains open, with do something in the area of race re- When Vintage closed its doors resentatives from Erewhon did details of what will replace the lations in a venue where I feel that in the Palisades and Thousand not comment on what the details Thousand Oaks location in Caru- my voice can be heard by more Oaks, a joint statement was re- of this partnership looked liked, so’s The Promenade at Westlake than just the local congregation,” leased from Erewhon and Vintage, though Erewhon did hire some of Village not yet revealed. PPTFH Reports Homelessness Down Despite Countywide Increase, 2019 Estimate Reveals Lower Numbers in the Palisades

By JAMES GAGE and make-shift shelters we count- rate as we would like to, and we Reporter ed has decreased since we start- all need to double our efforts to ed counting, but the number of help create that housing.” early 60,000 people live vehicle dwellers has increased,” Pacific Palisades is located without permanent shelter in PPTFH Homeless Count Com- in service area 5 for the Home- NLos Angeles County, more than mittee Chair Kim Clary told the less Count, which extends along 16,500 of them in vehicles and Post. “Vehicle dwellers seem the west side from LAX to Mal- 11,000 in tents, according to the to travel more and be harder to ibu. In service area 5, the total Los Angeles County Homeless engage than individuals on the homeless population in 2019 was Services Authority. ground. Our new challenge is 5,223, including 4,378 unshel- While the local results of the how to reach out to these vehicle tered individuals, 845 sheltered 2019 LAHSA Homeless Count dwellers.” individuals, 685 families and five were not released as the Palisadi- PPTFH board members dis- unaccompanied minors. an-Post went to print, the Pacific cussed the results of the count at According to the 2016 LAH- Palisades Task Force on Home- a meeting on Tuesday. SA Homeless Count figures, lessness was able to provide an “The task force is deeply there were 198 homeless individ- estimate of the figures. concerned that the number of uals around the Palisades, 61 of Based on formulas used by homeless individuals counted in which lived in makeshift shelters LAHSA in 2018, PPTFH esti- 2019 has increased for the city and 13 of which lived in vehicles. mated there to be a total of 88 and county, despite all the signif- Since then, the Palisades has homeless individuals living in the icant efforts,” PPTFH President seen a 56% reduction in home- Palisades in 2019—down from Doug McCormick told the Post. less individuals, a 95% reduction 107 in 2018. Of that total, PPT- “Clearly the lack of housing is a in makeshift shelters and a 77% FH counted 20 individuals on the key issue for all communities and reduction in homeless individuals streets, 39 individuals in vehicles is even more inhibiting than in counted by PPTFH, though it has and three in makeshift shelters. the past. Our communities can’t experienced a 200% increase in Photo by James Gage “The number of individuals find needed housing at the same homeless vehicle dwellers. Page 2 Palisadian-Post June 13, 2019 WEB TALK This week’s hottest topics on Palisadian-Post Facebook, Twitter & Instagram A beautiful day in the neighborhood! Photo shared by Palisades Out of the Past Lutheran Church on Instagram. April 10, 1975 National Charity League members preparing for April 19 roundup benefit on grounds of St. Matthew’s 2 Episcopal Church are from left, Gretchen Van Duzer, Cory Glen Greenfield and Mrs. Richard Van Duzer. 2¢¢ Your Two Cents’ Worth Got something to say? Call (310) 454-1321 or email 2cents@ palipost.com and get those kudos or concerns off your chest. Names will not be used.

Palisades ‘Chutzpah’ A new example of Palisades privilege (from the Latin for “private law,” as in the Mo- tor Vehicle does not apply to Palisadians)—while sitting at Sunset and Via de la Paz waiting for the left turn light, I watched in amazement as a dark-haired woman driving a blue VW Golf turned right Maria Avalos onto Sunset nearly hitting a Hermoso woman pedestrian crossing Millie Matalon Wexler on the “walk” signal, and Today is perfection! Do you know where a person in this photo is today? Contact [email protected]. blew the horn at the pedestri- Graham Davis an! As I returned a few min- Wow, at first glance I thought it was another one of Katie O’neill’s utes later on Sunset I saw the lovely and vivid renderings of a bucolic scene at the bluffs! same driver standing at the B of A ATM with her blue VW Congressman Ted Lieu, who represents California’s 33rd Con- Golf with its lights flashing, gressional District, remembered Palisadian Arnie Wishnick in double-parked in the street!! a speech to the House of Representatives on Tuesday, May 21, cementing his name forever to the Congressional Record. Rats To the person that wondered if the rat population would explode with the banning of rat poison: One should never use rat poison! The rat ingests the poison and from there it goes up the food chain to larger animals that eat the rat.

Fires The first hot weekend of the year and there were already two brush fires in LA County. Luckily this time they were small—but next time, we may not be.

Temescal The City needs to stop the illegal dumping of cut trees on Temescal Canyon. Laws should be enforced. The con- Gavin Lee Jones stant ugliness and dangerous Arnie had a great spirit, and characterized exactly what the Palisades sidewalks are beyond belief. stood for. He really helped make the Palisades a welcoming city with lots of opportunity. Sabrina Aires Giglio Leashes Love this. Wyn Delano It makes me so mad when I see a dog being walked off Wyn Delano Sabrina Aires Giglio its amazing. leash, and I think it’s happen- ing more and more now, es- Millie Matalon Wexler pecially at the rec center. Do Wonderful. Such a gentleman. people know it’s against the law??? LETTER TO Chris with the Travel Tales edition of 90272 Magazine in Yosemite National Park Want to see your photo in the Post? Take your Palisadian-Post on your next trip Weather THE EDITOR (near or far) and email a photo to [email protected]. I miss spring already. It’s going to be a long, hot summer. Animal Champion

Silver screen and singing legend Doris Day recorded more than 650 songs and starred in nearly 40 films, but PETA will always remember her for her most important role: animal champion. Day did not turn away when she saw an animal in need. While film- ing Alfred Hitchcock’s “The Man Who Knew Too Much” in Morocco We’re putting the in 1956, she was so distressed about the starving goats, horses, cows, dogs and other animals she saw on and around the set that she refused “Community” in Your Newspaper to continue working until the animals were helped. Closer to home, Day personally rescued, fostered and found loving homes for hundreds of animals, earning her the affectionate nickname, Don’t Just Read “The Dog Catcher of Beverly Hills.” Recognizing the need to stop an- the Stories, imal homelessness at its source, she founded the Doris Day Animal Help Create the Stories Foundation, a nonprofit organization that has saved countless animals’ lives by providing grants for spaying and neutering. Have a news tip? She also formed the Doris Day Animal League to lobby for humane legislation. DDAL was a key supporter of PETA’s campaign to reduce A unique story idea about the number of animals who are tormented and killed in cruel toxicity the Palisades community? tests. A “wow” photo that’s worth In recognition of her work for animals, former President George W. 1,000 words? We want to hear Bush honored Day with the Medal of Freedom. If the thousands of ani- from you. Contact the Post mals she helped throughout her lifetime could give awards, they would at [email protected] or call surely give Day an Oscar for Best Actress in an Animal-Saving Role. 310-454-1321. Lindsay Pollard-Post Palisadian, Vol. LXXXVI, No. 164 • Pacific Palisades Post, Vol. LXX, No. 1634 The PETA Foundation June 13, 2019 Palisadian-Post Page 3 PALISADES Neighborhood News Pali High Budget Problems The Huntington Car vs. Tree Threaten Future Jobs Paramedics with Los Angeles Fire Department Station 69 responded to a vehicle into a tree on Chautauqua Boulevard on Mon- By CHRISTIAN MONTERROSA ¢ day, June 10, at around 10 a.m. Reporter Eye witnesses reported a blue sedan with extensive damage was facing the wrong way on Chautauqua with its airbags deployed. he Board of Trustees at Pali- Several police officers responded to the scene as well, causing sades Charter High School is a backup in traffic for close to an hour. Texpecting to make deeper budget —CHRISTIAN MONTERROSA cuts, according to a discussion held at their June 4 meeting. The cuts are expected to affect everything from transportation to school staff as the school faces a deficit of $1.8 million that has ac- cumulated from previous school years. “I think that we should also discuss cutting positions,” Trustee Dara Williams said. “I mean we have two school nurses, we have a director of development, we have a campus unification director, I think we have to look at [whether] there are places that we can cut a position at a significant savings.” Williams clarified that she was Palisades Village not singling out any one position or individual as a criticism to their Photo courtesy of Pali High Summer Block Party work ethic, but instead making the Palisades Village will host a Summer Block Party on Satur- hard choice that has been kicked Dr. Pam Magee suggested first tak- board that these cuts will be nec- ford funding transportation at this day, June 22, from 12 to 4 p.m. on Swarthmore Avenue and in The around for some time now. ing into consideration the number essary so as to avoid being shut level because it’s a huge chunk of Park. Festivities will include live music, carnival games, crafts, face “It’s always painful to talk of teachers and staff that have in- down as an independent charter in our budget.” painting and more. Participating retailers and restaurants will also about people losing their jobs but formed the school that they would the future. The parent board mem- Considering the number of host events and promotions throughout the development. we’re in a position now where it not be coming back the following ber also suggested further cuts to cuts that have been determined The event is free to attend and open to the public. might be a few people losing their school year and accounting for the the already struggling transporta- necessary, the vote on making —SARAH SHMERLING jobs versus [whatever] LAUSD savings of not hiring replacements. tion budget. them was postponed, pending an- is going to do with us if we don’t “But if cuts are necessary, so “We have to cut transportation other review by the budget and fi- get our budget in order,” Williams be it, we will certainly look at that in the future,” Williams said. “I just nance committee. said. as well,” Magee said. think that this makes it abundantly More details are expected at The Village Not quick to agree, Principal Williams further warned the clear that we cannot continue to af- the next board meeting. Father’s Day Memories The Yogurt Shoppe is seeking Palisadians who will share their fondest memory with their dad ahead of Father’s Day. The Sale Must Go On Three winners will be awarded free yogurt, a T-shirt and a $20 gift card. On Saturday, June 15, the Shoppe will place the top three memories on a board with other runners up. —SARAH SHMERLING

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Pacific Palisades Seeking Child Abuse Survivors Kazia Productions, a Santa Monica-based media production company, is working with a Palisadian Emmy Award-winning cine- matographer to find collaborators and survivor stories to be featured in a feature-length documentary, “Child Not Released.” “The film will explore long-term consequences of child abuse and neglect by examining diverse survivor stories,” Writer/director/ producer Rita Ciolek shared with the Palisadian-Post. “The empha- sis is on the effects of trauma on early childhood brain development After a one-week rain delay, the Friends of the Palisades Branch Library book sale took place on Saturday, June 8. Community members including addictions, depression, suicidality, and other physical and perused hundreds of gently used fiction, non-fiction, children’s books and more under sunny skies. Photos by Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer mental health issues that develop later in life as a result of such trauma. The film will also offer innovative approaches to healing, cutting-edge treatments and experimental programs to help survivors re-wire their brains and overcome trauma.” CRIME REPORT Anyone interested can reach out to rita@kaziaproductions for more information. —SARAH SHMERLING Burglary unlocked vehicle and took jewelry, a.m. The suspect took victim’s price and requested a check (along 1000 El Medio Pl, between sunglasses and a spare vehicle key. unsecured bicycle from an under- with the “purchased” property) be May 29 at 5 p.m. and May 30 at 8 15900 Pacific Coast ,Hwy ground parking structure. sent to him. The victim sent the a.m. The suspect entered victim’s June 6 between 3:30 and 4:20 p.m. 17300 Sunset, between June property along with a check to the Spotted in the Palisadian-Post: home through an unlocked door The suspect smashed a window on 6 at 11 p.m. and June 7 at 6 a.m. suspect and later discovered that and took jewelry. victim’s vehicle and took a purse, The suspects (#1 male, dark hair, the suspect’s check was fraudulent. July 31, 1975 money and cell phone. 6’1” 180 lb, 20/25 years, #2 male, Burglary/Theft from Vehicle 14900 Pacific Coast ,Hwy dark hair, 175 lb, 25/30 years) took Provided by LAPD 500 Los Liones, June 5 be- June 8 between 9 and 11:15 a.m. a helmet, tool box and dash cam LAPD Tells it to Youth Senior Lead Officer tween 3 and 4 p.m. The suspect The suspect used a “hidden” key from victim’s storage box. Michael Moore. Lieutenant Roy Salls and Sergeant Oscar Marin of Los smashed a window on victim’s ve- to enter victim’s vehicle and took a 500 Las Casas Ave, between In case of emergency, Angeles Police Department will be guests when the Way Inn hicle and took a cell phone, sketch- cell phone, wallet and vehicle key. May 6 at 10 a.m. and May 21 at 12 call 911. To report a book and watercolors. p.m. The suspect contacted victim presents a program on “Juvenile Violence – Why Does it Hap- non-emergency, 17300 Sunset, between June Theft using an app for selling valuables. pen? Crime Prevention on Vandalism” on Thursday, August 7, call 877-275-5273. at 7:30 p.m. 6 at 11 p.m. and June 7 at 11:30 17300 Sunset, between June The suspect sent the victim a check a.m. The suspect entered victim’s 6 at 11 p.m. and June 7 at 11:30 for $1,700 more than the agreed

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THU 10 a.m. Tai Chi with Elliot Barden. Also Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. Rustic Canyon 13 Recreation Center, 601 Latimer Road. 10 a.m. Tai Chi for Seniors. Loose, comfortable clothing and shoes are recommended. Emilie F. Stern JUNE Pacific Palisades Woman’s Club, 901 Haverford Ave. June 27, 1932 - May 15, 2019 4 p.m. Donut Wars. Small teams will decorate vegan donuts according to various literary themes in a timed competition. Open for ages 9 to 18. Palisades Branch Library, 861 Alma milie F. Stern, longtime Real Drive. Pacific Palisades resident, died at UCLA Santa Moni- FRI Eca Hospital on May 15 from brain 9:45 a.m. Community Chair Yoga with Alison Burmeister. Seated yoga and cancer. 14 breathwork. $15 suggested donation. After surviving the Holocaust Pacific Palisades Woman’s Club, 901 Haverford Ave. JUNE in hiding in the Netherlands, Milie 8 p.m. “Lend Me A Tenor.” Presented by Theatre Palisades. Also Fridays at 8 p.m. and immigrated to California in 1955 Sundays at 2 p.m. 310-454-1970. Pierson Playhouse, 941 Temescal Canyon Road. where she continued in her chosen profession, nursing. In 1959 she SAT 11:30 a.m. Rock N Polo - Polo to Empower. The first annual polo match for Teen Cancer married her beloved Georg Stern, America. teencanceramerica.org. Will Rogers Polo Club, 1501 Will Rogers State Park who predeceased her in 2013 after 15 54 years of marriage. Road. JUNE Milie is survived by her daugh- 2 p.m. “The Unlikely Journey of Fish & Chips from Miso-America to Yesterday’s ter, Michelle King; son-in-law, Newspaper.” With chef Simon Majumdar, a regular judge on the Food Network. Palisades Robert King; granddaughter, So- Branch Library, 861 Alma Real Drive. phia King; six nephews and nieces: Larry and Diane Stern, Doug and TUES 9 a.m. Yoga with Alison Burmeister. Vinyasa yoga class for all levels. $15 suggested Eileen Stern, and Rod and Bonita 18 donation. Pacific Palisades Woman’s Club, 901 Haverford Ave. Stern, as well as their children. 5:30 p.m. Evening Mixer. Hosted by Pacific Palisades Chamber of Commerce. She was a longtime board JUNE member of the Child Survivors of palisadeschamber.com. The Bay Club, 17383 Sunset Blvd. the Holocaust and will be greatly 6 p.m. Tuesday Evening Hikes. Hosted by the Temescal Canyon Association. temcanyon.com. missed. Temescal Gateway Park - Upper Parking Lot. 6:30 p.m. The Mysterious Book Club. “The Widows of Malabar Hill” by Sujata Massey. Palisades Branch Library, 861 Alma Real Drive.

WED 10 a.m. Positive Aging Group. Pre-registration required by emailing kane@kanephelps. Polo to Empower 19 com. Palisades Lutheran Church, 15905 Sunset Blvd. Teen Cancer America, a JUNE 3:30 p.m. Story-Craft Time, inspired by Coretta Scott King Books for ages 3 and up. national nonprofit with rock Palisades Branch Library, 861 Alma Real Drive. and roll roots that partners with 6 p.m. Bridge Game. Open to everyone. Rustic Canyon Recreation Center, 601 Latimer hospitals to develop special- Road. ized facilities and services for 6 p.m. General Meeting. Hosted by Pacific Palisades Art Association, with guest speaker Joan teens and young adults with Baral. Palisades Branch Library, 861 Alma Real Drive. cancer, is hosting the inaugural “Rock N Polo – Polo to Em- THUR 12:30 p.m. Members and Guest Luncheon. Hosted by the Pacific Palisades Historical power” event at Will Rogers 20 Society with Charles Hood. Aldersgate Retreat Center, 925 Haverford Ave. State Historic Park on Satur- 4 p.m. Improv Class. Local acting coach Alexa Almaz will lead improv games and teach day, June 15, from 11:30 a.m. JUNE basics of doing a cold read. For ages 9 to 18. Palisades Branch Library, to 4:30 p.m. In addition to polo, 861 Alma Real Drive. festivities will include gourmet food, open bar, raffle prizes, flower crowns, ice cream, hand WANT TO MAKE An Announcement? — massages and more. For tickets Post your events at palipost.com/submit-your-event. and information, visit teencanceramerica.org. Photo courtesy of Teen Cancer America

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Orioles runner Dash Dreher slides into second before Dodgers shortstop Dylan Iwanyk can make the catch in last Tuesday’s Bronco Division game. The Orioles won 17-6. Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer Tomas Murphy of the Pinto Red Sox tags Cardinals Clyde McCommon hustles home in last Thursday’s runner Owen Gallagher in the Pinto Division finale. Mustang Division finale against the Dodgers. Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer Photo: Steve Galluzzo PPBA Champions Red Sox Win Pinto and Mustang Divisions; Orioles Claim Bronco Title

By STEVE GALLUZZO In the Mustang Division (ages Sports Editor 9-10), the Red Sox stranded runners at first and third in the sixth nother thrilling season for the inning of Wednesday’s 3-1 defeat Pacific Palisades Baseball to the Dodgers, forcing a deciding AAssociation ended last week on game the next afternoon. the diamonds at the Palisades Rec- After observing how nervous reation Center’s Field of Dreams his players were before the first complex and the first champion to game, Red Sox Coach Kevin Mo- be crowned was the Red Sox in naco brought his amp to the field the Pinto Division ages (7-8). and played music during pregame After victories over the Phil- warmups to keep his team loose lies, Cardinals and Orioles, Dave for the rematch. It worked, as the Ludwig’s Red Sox emerged from Red Sox played more relaxed and the winner’s bracket with a chance scored four runs in each of the first to wrap up the title Tuesday in a two innings to build an 8-5 lead, rematch against the Cardinals. then tacked on three runs in the The Red Sox plated four runs top of the fourth to go ahead 11-6 in the third inning to to take the on their way to a 12-7 triumph. lead for good and won 10-4. “The bottom of the order got “Our kids grew tremendous- on base, then the top of the order ly,” Ludwig said. “In the last two drove them in,” said Monaco, playoff games, no one struck out. whose son Will pitched the final Everyone consistently hit the ball two innings to preserve the win. and found a way to get on base.” “The boys learned from Wednes- Nate Rothman had four RBIs day and didn’t let their emotions and Tomas Murphy added two get the best of them Thursday. and Rothman pitched four innings Getting runs early was huge. Our for the Red Sox, who lost three pitching and our defense were the games all season, once to the Cubs keys to our success throughout the and twice to the American League playoffs. Oliver O’Donnell would winning Orioles, but avenged the start and pitch three innings, Ja- Orioles losses with a 7-5 triumph Red Sox players and coaches rejoice outside of their dugout after beating the Dodgers 12-7 to win the PPBA Mustang Division championship son Toomire would go one and in the postseason. last Thursday afternoon at the Field of Dreams. The Dodgers won 3-1 the previous day to force a deciding game. Photo: Steve Galluzzo Will would go the last two, but on Everyone on the roster con- Thursday we needed Walter Sib- tributed to the team’s title: Roth- game but in the end the team with 6, pounding out 12 hits. Beckett The second game Thursday than any team in the league (194), son to get an out in the fourth and man, Murphy, Charles Croxall, the best record in the regular sea- Hoffman drove in five on three was a 7-2 win for the Orioles, who allowed the second fewest to the he did the job to set up Will after Toby Daneshrad, Marlon Dunn, son came out on top—Coach Matt hits and stole two bases against took the lead in the fourth inning Phillies and finished with 20 wins making great plays at shortstop.” Henry Hill, Becker Ludwig, Jack- Dorband’s Orioles, who won five the team that had upset the Orioles on an RBI single by Connon that and would not have won the title Also contributing throughout son Mitchell, Jack Prokop, Isaac straight games battling through 9-5 earlier in the playoffs. started a five-run rally. Dorband if not for the efforts of Jet Gross, the team’s championship run were Spiess, Grant Tyler, Hoyt Wilmott the loser’s bracket to win the title. Max Dorband got the start on pitched four innings, allowing two Owen Andrews, Hawkie Idelson, Thomas Fay, Malek Shamonki, and Alexander Wingfield. The Orioles met the Dodgers the mound and did not allow a hit runs on three hits, striking out four Nathan Turk, Jay Johnson, Matt Mason Cohen, Aleco Ulloa, Clyde The Bronco Division (ages in the championship series and in two innings. Dash Dreher and and walking one. O’Connor, Brendan O’Malley and McCommon, Joshua Spiess, Jesse 11-12) came down to the deciding won the first game Tuesday 17- Luke Connon had multiple hits. The Orioles scored more runs Jack Thomas. Wolfson and Sam Roberts.

Red Sox batter Will Monaco singles in the Mustang The Orioles celebrate moments after the last out of last Thursday’s PPBA Bronco Division champion- Isaac Spiess of the Red Sox fires to first base in last finale versus the Dodgers. Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer ship game against the Dodgers at the Field of Dreams. The Orioles prevailed 7-2. Photo: Steve Galluzzo Tuesday’s clinching win. Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer Page 6 Palisadian-Post June 13, 2019

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Fighting Irish point guard Max Konecke (left) dribbles to the key in Skyla Burmeister (left) and the Tigers scored the last six points to beat the Co-Ed Bantam final against the Orangemen. Photo: Steve Galluzzo the Bulldogs 16-10 in the Girls Minor final. Photo: Steve Galluzzo Hoop Dreams for Rec Teams t was “championship week” in ers 40-30 as Isayah Garcia scored the gyms at the Palisades Recre- 21 points and Luke Jacobs added Iation Center for the spring basket- 10. Contributing to the cause were ball finals last Tuesday and Friday. Beckett Wilmott, Thor Gjerdrum, In the Co-Ed Minor Division, Barron Linnekens, William Lando, the Lakers beat the Clippers 24-9. Jaden Fishman, Blake Sigworth, Michael Davidi had 12 points and Benjamin Eisen and Kameron Zar. got help from Luka Stephan, Jeffrey The Girls Bantam Division final Ren, Chander Desai, Zach Weiss, went to the Hawkeyes 24-12 over Sam Schwartz, Ilan Shapiro and the Boilermakers. Cissy Adams had Louis Thuan. Collin O’Donnell 12 points and Spencer Smith-Davis and Dashiel Karish also contributed had eight. Also contributing to the Santa Monica Canyon twins Max and Gemma Schoenberg both won youth through the season. victory were Madison Denbeau, basketball championships last Friday at the Palisades Recreation Center. The Girls Minor Division fi- Nika Blonna, Jane Van Tol, Alexis Gemma helped the Hawkeyes claim the Girls Bantam Division title and one nal was tied before the Tigers took Wehrle and Gemma Schoenberg. hour later Max helped the Fighting Irish to the Co-Ed Bantam title. They just control in the last two minutes to Max Konecke scored 23 points finished third grade at Canyon Elementary School. Photo: Steve Galluzzo beat the Bulldogs 16-10. The Tigers to lead the Fighting Irish past the consisted of Trista Federman, Skyla Orangemen 38-32 in the Co-Ed Burmeister, Bella Hansen, Harper Bantam Division final. Aiding the Cwiertnia, Chloe and Lily Kennedy, winners’ efforts were Seth and Neel New Director of Riviera Junior Tennis Isis Elias, Tanitha Kopple, Zeynep Shouri, Max Schoenberg, Drake ollin Braun, a USPTA Elite Demirozu and Laleh Pashmforoush. Zander, Noah Benharash, Hudson Pro with more than 20 years In the Co-Ed Major Division Paul, Rocco DeGeorge, Remy Ed- Cof experience in the sport, has final the 76ers held off the Pac- gerly, and Miles Winsberg. been named Director of the junior program at Riviera Tennis Club. Braun replaces Austin Soliz, who has led the Junior Academy for the last three and a half years after previously serving as a tennis pro at the club. Soliz will remain at Riviera as a teaching pro while coaching up-and-coming players. Braun joined Riviera in the summer of 2018 coaching within Collin Braun Barron Linnekens (right) of the 76ers battles for a rebound against the Junior Tennis Academy and the Pacers in the Co-Ed Major final last Tuesday. Photo: Steve Galluzzo assisting in tennis club operations. ship Men’s 5.0 Singles events. He While heading the junior program had articles published in Tennis from 2008-2018 at SeaCliff Coun- Pro and ADDvantage magazine, try Club in Huntington Beach, he including “Let the Kids Play: The led the USTA Junior Team Tennis Role of Parents in Junior Tennis.” program to a dozen Orange Coun- Braun, originally from Cleve- ty League Championships. While land, was captain at John Carroll coaching, he remained an active University and made the All-Ohio tournament player, winning the Conference first team three times. 2015 Top Gun and 2016 SCTA He lives in L.A. with his wife and Grand Prix Masters Champion- two daughters AYSO’s Early-Bird Registration Ends June 15 egistration for the AYSO Region 69 fall 2019 season is underway and the Early Bird deadline fee of $340, guaranteed placement and a Rfree day at a summer soccer camp ends this Saturday, June 15. All players born between 2001 and 2015 are eligible and there is a VIP Program for children with special needs. Register at www.ayso69. org. Under the Registration Tab look in the right corner and click REG- ISTER NOW to create your Family Account.

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Katie Sakamoto wins the 400 meters. Photo: Steve Galluzzo Lilly MacLean (left) and Dominique Kroot run side by side in the 50-meter dash. Photo: Steve Galluzzo Elodie Chapus wins the 100 meters. Photo: Steve Galluzzo YMCA Youth Track Meet By STEVE GALLUZZO Lindo tied for first in the 50-meter 50 (8.72) and won the 100 (16.8), In Boys 11-12, Sam Plant won Sports Editor dash (9.7 seconds), won the 100 in 200 (36.1) and 400 (1:28). the 100 (18.7), 200 (41.0) and 400 20.0 and won the 200 in 44.8. In Girls 9-10, Elodie Chapus (1:27.6). he 47th annual YMCA Youth In the Boys 5-6 age group, won the 100 in 15 flat and the 400 Aurora Taffler won the Girls Track Meet, sponsored by Orion Taffler swept the 50 (9.54), in 1:12 and Amelia Drozdz won 7-8 long jump at eight feet, six Tthe Optimist Club of Pacific Pal- 100 (18.0) and 200 (42.3) races. the 200 in 35.5. inches and javelin (30 feet). Ame- isades, was held Saturday on the In the Girls 7-8 division, Ka- In Boys 9-10, Colin Ridgley lia Drozdz won the Girls 9-10 jav- Carl Lewis Track at Palisades tie Sakamoto won the 100 in 17.5 won the 100 in 16.4, won the 200 elin throw (46-0) and was second High’s Stadium by the Sea and and the 400 in 38.5 and Ally Mar- in 36.7 and won the 400 in 1:27. in the shot put (13-4). kids ages 3-15 competed in a vari- tin won the 200 in 38.2. In Girls 11-12, Cara Huang James Marks won the Boys ety of events. In the Boys 7-8 division, won the 100 in 15.7 seconds and 9-10 long jump (10-3) and shot In the Girls 5-6 division, Mila Frank Drozdz tied for first in the the 200 in 32.72. put (14-6) was second in javelin.

Ally Humby soars through the air on her way to winning the long Ten-year-old James Marks takes first place in the shot put with a thow jump with a leap of eight feet, six inches. Photo: Steve Galluzzo of 14 feet, six inches at the YMCA Track Meet. Photo: Steve Galluzzo

Above left: Colin Ridgley breaks the tape in the 200-meter dash. He Above right: Six-year-old Orion Taffller wins the 50-meter dash. He also won the 100 and 400 in the Boys 9-10 division. Photo: Steve Galluzzo later took first place in the 100 and 200 events. Photo: Steve Galluzzo

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Palisades Charter High School Class of 2019 The Palisades Charter High School Class of 2019 stepped foot into their post-high school lives on Thursday, June 6, in the Stadium by the Sea. Over 700 students flipped their tassels over as family and friends filled the bleachers to support their loved ones.

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13534 Bali Way environment. On the chilly night Marina del Rey, 90292 that we supped at SALT, crackling 424-289-8223 firepits illuminated the lounge fur- marinadelreyhotel.com/SALT-restaurant-and-bar niture-laden patio and augmented Price: $$$ the glorious boat-populated harbor views. By MICHAEL AUSHENKER And what goes better with Contributing Writer a nice fire and beautiful scenery than a nice program of drinks, here Photos by RICH SCHMITT devised by house mixologist Cole Staff Photographer Woods? Signature cocktails here are fun and lively, from the fresh ining at a hotel restaurant can summer flavors of For Purple Little Gem Caesar Alaskan Halibut with a glass of For Purple Mountain Majesties prove a dicey proposition. Mountain Majesties, which incor- pinot grigio. and Smoke It If You Got It DSometimes the gamble pays off; porates Nolet’s gin and grapefruit it. It was that good. But at the chef’s request, we however, more often than not, ho- liqueur with a nice head of elder- We went rogue off the pro- partook in what is listed as Snake Smores spread replete with straw- tel restaurants can feel overpriced flower foam, and the best-selling gram that Gold had in store for us Rivers Farms Wagyu ‘Cap,’ which berries, to a Meyer Lemon Tart and and thankfully overlooked. Salt, basically their house margar- and insisted on trying a wild card offers a sensational slab of Amer- Banana Split with Neapolitan ice SALT, Marina del Rey’s ex- ita, also with grapefruit liqueur. of a starter, Clam Chowder … and ican wagyu beef with Japanese cream. We partook in Brown But- plosively colorful restaurant, not The new, not-yet-listed Ma- we were glad that we did. Clam sweet potatoes from Milliken ter Cake, made from scratch and only falls into the former category, rina Cosmo is Woods’ solid take Chowder, as presented here New Farms. The results are outstanding; topped with a scoop of vanilla ice but may actually top them all. on the classic Cosmopolitan; the England-style, has a richness of the meat at once cooked tantaliz- cream and fresh berries, and this At once upscale and idio- Smoke It If You Got It—my favor- ingredients, including Little Neck ingly medium rare on the inside, order did the trick with a cappuc- syncratic, the menu at SALT is a ite—is a particularly creative and clams, bacon, fingerling potatoes, and deliciously smoky and crusty cino accompaniment. skilled expression and extension of super-tasty version of an Old Fash- shallots and chives. on its surface. Whether on a first date or cel- its owner, Chef Mark Gold, who ioned with cinnamon and currant The depth of taste with these For vegetarians, the menu ebrating your anniversary of 30 opened five years ago. house infused Jim Beam bourbon, fresh ingredients is so delicious highlight appears to be Zucchini & years, you’ll be smart to consider Gold, who grew up in the San barrel-aged maple, black walnut and earnest, you won’t need to re- Basil Ravioli, with dried tomato, Gold’s restaurant, an attractive and Fernando Valley and today lives in bitters and a nice ice rock of coffee sort to the salt or pepper shakers to fellen pollen, a butter fondue and romantic hideaway in plain sight, the Beverly Grove area, served as floating in the center of it all. add any superfluous flavor to this Reggiano. as your dinner destination. I’ll take the executive chef and owner of Our meal kicked off with a Lit- mesmerizing bowl. 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Here, SALT sides that is most certainly “worth its Sadie LA in Hollywood. what might’ve been the 10,000th Back on track with the restau- with comfort selections, from a SALT.” Brown Butter Cake With SALT, Gold takes com- Caesar salad I’ve tried on our re- rant’s four-course meal, Gold mand of the menu to provide a view assignments. brought out a plate of his Alaskan fresh Californian cuisine and, with I wound up eating my words Halibut, a plate that offers the most a market-fresh approach, packs a on this one—or rather, devour- perfectly and succulently made depth-charge on the palate rarely ing this mix of little gem lettuce, white fish topped with grilled mo- Brunch On Weekends! experienced at West Los Ange- housemade dressing with garlic rels, first of the season English les restaurants. There is no doubt and lemon, all beautifully coun- peas and spring garlic essence. 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REEL PALI ‘Teacher Lawrie’ Produces

Palisades Connections Musical From Personal Experience to Film and TV By CHRISTIAN MONTERROSA Reporter

or the past 20 years, Lawrie New Palisadian Adam Chiaro Smylie has worked as Fa vocal teacher at Palisades Char- Levine leaves ‘The Voice’ ter Elementary School. Known by parents as “Teacher Lawrie,” she By JAMES GAGE What an amazing ride. Thank you has been writing songs since the Reporter all so much.” age of 10 and working on small Levine called his time on the musicals on the side. alisadian, Maroon 5 frontman show a “life-changing experience.” But what her students don’t Pand longtime coach on NBC’s Prinsloo joked on the “Today know is that she has been work- “The Voice” Adam Levine recent- Show” that Levine’s departure was Photo courtesy of Wikipedia ing to produce a 60-minute show, ly announced his decision to leave “good news” for her and their two “Let’s Write a Musical,” based the show ahead of its 17th season. daughters, Dusty Rose and Gio friend Blake Shelton on the show, on work her and her late husband Levine had served as one of the Grace. who also serves as a voice coach, produced before his death. original coaches on the program Levine will be replaced as the alongside coaches Kelly Clarkson Before losing her husband since its debut in 2011. fourth voice coach on the show by and John Legend. Ben to cancer, the pair wrote Photo courtesy of Lawrie Chiaro Smylie Levine and wife, model Beha- singer Gwen Stefani, who served “I only found out about this a musical together in hopes of ti Prinsloo, became Palisadians in as a coach on the program in sea- yesterday and it hasn’t set in on boosting his spirits. The music make the story more personal, and While the show is not appro- January after purchasing the $32 sons seven, nine and 12. me yet,” Shelton tweeted about consisted of original love songs suggested the musical incorporate priate for children, Lawrie has no million ranch house owned by “It was such a shock,” Stefani Levine’s departure on May 24. she had written for Ben, and the the story of Lawrie and her hus- intention of leaving her students Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck, said on CBS’ “The Talk” June 4. “Gonna miss working with that two performed it in their living band writing the piece together. behind. formerly owned by Gregory Peck “I’m happy for Adam, because he’s idiot.” room to an audience of 50 friends. Since then, the show has sold “I am passionate also about my and later restored by Brian Grazer. been doing it 16 seasons … He has The show’s host Carson Daly After a standing ovation and out five performances at the Mc- job teaching music at Pali Elemen- “For me, it was time to move his baby. He’s going to be able to told E! News that Levine will “al- much consideration, Lawrie de- Cadden Theatre in Hollywood. tary,” she said. “I love being a part on,” Levine posted to his Insta- go on tour and do music in a dif- ways be a cherished member of cided to take the musical to the “I think he’d be very proud of the Pali community.” gram in a heartfelt thank you and ferent kind of way. It’s exciting for ‘The Voice’ family.” next level and try to get it on stage of me, I think he’d be delighted,” Along with teaching, Lawrie resignation May 24. “Your sup- me though.” Levine, who is also an exec- for the entertainment of others. Lawrie said when asked what she hopes a local theater like Ruskin port has meant EVERYTHING … Stefani will be joining boy- utive producer on the new song “When I brought the original thinks her husband would have Group Theatre in Santa Monica writing competition show “Son- musical to the director, he said thought about the musical going or Odyssey in West LA will take gland,” is finishing up a string of this story isn’t personal enough,” into a professional production. interest in her musical and keep Proud Sponsor of the 2019 sold-out concerts in Europe and Lawrie said in an interview with “It’s been very cathartic and the show—and the legacy of her Teen Talent Contest! Dubai, with a final concert date at the Palisadian-Post. therapeutic to work on something husband—alive forever. the Curacao North Sea Jazz Festi- Director and choreographer that’s all about him and me,” she Tickets are still available for the val on August 31. John Coppola had asked Lawrie to continued. recently added showing on June 22.

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the seller to have to move. There al buyer is found. Other times it in the market at that time. Sellers and sewer line. are a variety of alternative combi- might take several months and 10 who play hardball with an of- 10. Buyers have a contractu- First-Time Home Seller Tips nations to put into place that can or more showings before someone fer may end up with no buyer in al right to a final walk-through By MICHAEL EDLEN on the market. be considered—and far better to writes an offer. hand. Buyers are now much more of the property during the last Special to the Palisadian-Post 1. Working with a seasoned do so before having to respond to 7. Buyers rarely see the sophisticated having full access few days of escrow. It is wise real estate professional is invalu- an offer. home in the same way that the to information about home values to have as much of the packing or first-time sellers, questions able. Owners who might be tempt- 4. The home will be on dis- owner does, regardless of how and comparable sales, and are not done before then and also to have arise. The selling experience ed to sell their home without an play for everyone to see once the much effort has gone into get- likely to overpay to purchase the all unwanted items hauled away. Fcan be very daunting without hav- agent could be risking a great deal, listing goes “live.” If the agent ting it ready for marketing. house they want. The general expectation is that ing been involved in a real estate leading to realizing less money at uses the full resources available, Feedback after showings, if not 9. Buyers today will typically the home will be in broom-clean sale transaction in recent years. the end of the process or possibly within a few days that home could be taken personally, may help the do extensive inspections to find condition when the buyer takes For those who are selling their taking a chance on safety or securi- be on 700 to 900-plus websites and seller make some changes to ad- out as much as they can about possession. home for the first time, the antici- ty issues. In today’s world of tech- people will be able to view all of dress issues raised by the potential the condition of the property be- pation of the entire process can be nology it is easy to find out how the photos any time of any day. buyers making the property even fore they remove contingencies. Michael Edlen has been involved very difficult and for some it can to sell anything, what prices have Sellers must be prepared for per- more appealing. If the seller has had pre-inspec- in nearly 1,500 transactions, and his be overwhelming or frightening. been typical and what is generally haps thousands of people ultimate- 8. How a seller responds to tions done, it will remove a lot of team provides pre-marketing consul- Whether the move is essential involved. However, an agent who ly seeing their home online, and a good-faith offer is critically uncertainties during escrow, even tations as part of their service to the due to health, financial, personal has sold at least several homes in to understand why perhaps only a important. The first offer may though the buyer may still have community and prospective clients. or job-related reasons, the need to the last year will have far more handful of people actually request well be seen in retrospect to have some more detailed inspections He can be reached at 310-230-7373 give up one’s home can be chal- knowledge and ability to assist in and do a showing in person. been from the best potential buyer done such as scoping the chimney or [email protected]. lenging on many levels. handling any issues that inevitably 5. Showings requests may Questions arise such as how will come up. give a day or longer advance long the process will take, how 2. It is important for a seller notice, or occasionally be last neat must the home be kept, how to understand the costs of selling minute for various reasons. It Palisades Leasing Market Is much notice will be given before a home. Often they are not aware can be critical for an owner to be an agent shows up, if an open of the numerous closing costs that flexible and make it easy to show house is necessary, how can the are involved and might not antici- their home. That way the agents valuables be kept safe, if neighbors pate what can come up during the will not be discouraged about sug- Nearly Double the Sales Rate will be allowed to poke through inspection process. gesting a showing to their clients. their home, how much they need 3. The timing of a move may A good listing agent usually will By MICHAEL EDLEN for $1,641,000. The highest sale 116,000-square-foot parcel on to disclose about conditions they be critical to consider in advance. be able to control the process so Special to the Palisadian-Post so far this year was on Amalfi in Paseo Miramar. There are three might be aware of, whether they Before beginning the preparation pre-qualified potential buyers are The Riviera, which sold for $13 lots in escrow, and one has sold so need to hire an attorney, etc. process for sale, it may be practi- the ones who will see the home. s of May 31, there were 104 million. far this year. In addition to the usual input cally and emotionally important to 6. Sellers should be prepared single-family Palisades resi- There are now 22 condomini- There are currently 58 avail- that is given to help sellers pre- decide where they will be moving for the process to take longer Adences listed in the Multiple List- ums/townhouses on the market able leases in the Palisades. They pare their home for sale, there once the closing occurs. This al- than they had hoped for or be ing Service, which is 70% higher (plus five not-completed new units range from a one-bedroom, one- are at least 10 specific things that lows the agent to assist in guiding led to expect it will take. There than at the end of May 2018. So on Tramonto Drive). They range bath duplex on Radcliffe asking first-time sellers will benefit from the process as much as possible to are occasions when it only takes far this year, 58 Palisades homes from a two-bedroom, one-bath on $3,400 per month to a six-bed- knowing before putting the home accommodate the ideal timing for a few showings before the ide- have sold, which is 38% lower Sunset, offered at $799,000, to a room, eight-bath home on La than this time last year. There are three-bedroom, four-bath town- Cumbre asking $75,000 per now 39 homes in escrow in the home on Sunset for $2,699,000. month (previously asking $50,000 Palisades. Nine condos are currently per month). Pacific Palisades Home Sales 2019 vs. 2018 The average price per square in escrow. There have been 26 There have been 106 leases so st st foot ($1,200) is down by 2% over condo sales so far this year. The far this year. The highest lease so January 1 – May 31 this time last year, and the medi- lowest was a one-bedroom, two- far this year was a five-bedroom, Brought to you by Michael Edlen an sale price ($3,065,000) is 12% bath on Tramonto, which sold for eight-bath furnished lease on lower now. $615,000, and the highest was a Amalfi for $56,000 per month and Number Median Price per Average # Active as The lowest-priced avail- two-bedroom, three-bath town- the lowest was $1,800 per month Year st Sold Sales Price Square Foot D.O.M. of May 31 able home is a four-bedroom, home on Sunset, which sold for for a studio/guesthouse. The me- three-bath on Puerto Del Mar at $1.93 million. The median condo dian lease/sale price was $8,700 2019 58 $3,065,000 $1,200 50 104 $1,875,000. The highest-priced sales price is $1,175,000, which is per month, which is slightly up property is a seven-bedroom, down 8% from this time last year. from a year ago. 2018 93 $3,500,000 $1,223 60 61 nine-bath on Umeo in The Riv- There are currently only sev- iera, asking $55 million. en pieces of raw land available, Michael Edlen, an agent with Statistical comparisons for 2019 vs 2018 The lowest sale price so far ranging from a 7,700-square-foot Coldwell Banker, has been keep- this year was a two-bedroom, lot on Revello, being offered at ing statistics on Pacific Palisades Number of Sales ...... 38% lower one-bath on Sunset, which sold $699,000, to $25 million for a housing prices for the last 33 years. Median Sale Prices ...... 12% lower Price per Square Foot ...... 2% lower Average Days On Market ...... 17% shorter Active Inventory ...... 70% higher

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By JULIE HANSON Special to the Palisadian-Post

ooking out your window, or enjoying your garden or deck, Lyou may see a bird that you don’t know and wonder what kind it could be. And, in southern Cal- ifornia, which is one of the most biologically diverse places in the United States, there are many pos- sibilities. Still, there are some that you are almost guaranteed to see, the regulars that you can view almost any time in your yard. The key to seeing these birds is to put out a feeder and keep watching. If you are able to add a bird bath or fountain, the numbers could double.

Hummingbirds These tiny flashes of color can be seen all year in Southern Cal- ifornia. Put a nectar-feeder just outside a favorite window and you Tufted titmouse Photos courtesy of Wild Birds Unlimited Anna’s hummingbird will have a live camera on their busy, speedy world. Anna’s hum- looking for seeds, but look care- they build their swinging hanging some peanuts in the shell. In Nests will help you further discover the mingbirds and Allen’s are here all fully below, and you will find oth- nests from March through August. If they get to know you, they Bluebirds, whose favorite many birds that inhabit our parks, year, while Rufous and Costa’s ers. Dark-eyed juncos love feed- They also love grape jelly and will take them from your hand. nesting place—dead tree trunks— canyons, beaches and mountains migrate through in the spring. ers and the ground beneath them. nectar in a bowl or special feed- Alone perched on a street sign, is in short supply, happily use every day. The house sparrow may be er, a sure way to bring in a mating you may see a dapper tuxedo-ed nesting boxes placed high in trees. In the Bushes scrounging under your recently pair. black phoebe, charcoal gray with Oak titmice also appreciate a blue- Julie Hanson is the owner of Many small- and medi- occupied picnic table. the song Other tree lovers are cedar a white front, patiently waiting to bird-sized box, while house and Wild Birds Unlimited, located at um-sized birds scout a back yard sparrow expertly removes bugs waxwings looking for berries. catch a bug flying by. Bewick’s wrens go for a smaller 12433 Wilshire Blvd. For more in- from the safety of bushes or from your garden, then hops up Of course, woodpeckers, such as abode. And, you even can bring in formation, call 424-272-9000. small trees. Red-headed house on a fence to enthrall you with Nuttall’s or acorn, drill for bugs in In the Sky a barn owl, with a nesting box de- finches and yellow goldfinches its singing. over winter, white- tree bark. Bluebirds, who like big The sky is the province of signed for them. chirp pleasingly from branches, crowned sparrows dart here trees on open lawns, also check raptors, from speedy peregrine Other birds build nests in trees checking that it’s safe to go to a and there cleaning up the seeds for worms. Yellow-rumped war- falcons, who dive from tall build- and shrubs, using materials from seed feeder. Larger California and dropped from plants or a feeder. blers, whose colors shine mostly ings, to giant horned owls, 24 around your yard to make their spotted towhees wait their turns at in winter, look for both bugs and inches tall when perched. But homes. It’s best to wait until fall the seeds from the branches. In the Water berries in trees. more commonly, you will see red- to prune. Meanwhile, handsome tufted All birds love water, and need tailed hawks or Cooper’s hawks gray oak titmouse couples and to drink and bathe daily. Moving Up High circling above suburban streets But, these are just the birds little bushtits scour the bushes for water, such as a small fountain From a wire or treetop comes looking for rodents. most likely to visit your yard. A bugs. House and Bewick’s wrens or drip, is best and prevents mos- the nonstop singing of the north- Sharp-shinned hawks scout good local guidebook, such as serenade the yard joyfully as they quitoes. If there is a very shallow ern mockingbird, loudly imitat- trees for small birds. At night, the “Birds of southern California,” join the insect search. spot, even hummingbirds will ing dozens of other birds day and smaller, white barn owl swoops written in part by Los Angeles come to splash. night during mating season. His silently to scoop up as many as Natural History Museum’s Chief On the Ground volume is equaled by the screech 3,000 rats per year. No poison Ornithologist Kimball garrett, You may be used to seeing In the Trees of the scrub jay, perched on a roof needed (or wanted). and “Sibley Birds West,” with mourning doves under bushes Orioles love palm trees, where and hoping that you will share hundreds of facts and pictures, House finch

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Marquez Charter Garden Celebration

As part of an annual tradition, gardening students at Marquez Charter Elementary held a celebration of their garden on Tuesday, June 4. Students and parents toured the greenery, listened to musical performances and tasted organic snacks and vegetables. Staff Photographer Rich Schmitt was there to capture the green-filled day.

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ean Pierre Provo, who recently Post: What was your first job Post: What are some of the joined the Rodeo Realty team out of college? What led you to most memorable homes you have Jin Pacific Palisades, was born in choose a career in real estate? sold or helped a client purchase? France and chose to make Los An- Provo: Working in New York Provo: A past client asked me geles his home 25 years ago. His City as a manager at a Michelin to help their friend in selling their passion for architecture, combined two-and-a-half stars restaurant with home in an area that was previ- with intensive uCLA real estate chef Rocco Despirito. Through my ously called “Ghost Town”—that training, has established him as a photographic interests, architecture was, Venice, California. At that Realtor with integrity and the skills and interior design led me to be- time it was one of the most dif- necessary to guide and provide first- come involved in looking at real ficult areas to sell. in that case, rate service. He is a quintessential estate. I succeeded after many agents Frenchman who embraces people. failed. He has built a wealth of cli- Post: How does your back- I sold a beautiful 1950s mid- ents, solidified by repeat business, ground help you when working century modern home to CEO of which includes entertainment cli- with clients to buy or sell a home? Cirque du Soleil in Trousdale Es- ents, foreign dignitaries and senior Provo: i believe that my tate/Beverly Hills. officers of major international or- knowledge of European architec- ganizations. ture and design lends itself offering Post: What are some current a different perspective for clients. trends in real estate? Post: Tell me about your child- I can point out how one could en- Provo: In the last six months, hood. Where were you born and hance a particular area. A garden or the housing market has softened. Photos courtesy of Jean Pierre Provo where did you grow up? What were a room can take a much different Better homes will command mar- some of your hobbies and interests view if done in a unique way. Of- ket prices, however, particularly as a child and teenager? fering ideas to clients serves them sellers of homes that are not in top Provo: i was born and grew shape will need to readjust their up in France near Calais, which Post: Do you represent homes expectations. is where one can take the ferry to in all neighborhoods of the Pali- England. My family now resides in sades? Post: What do you and your my hometown and in Provence in Provo: Yes, and in Los Angeles family like to do for fun? southern France. Since I was little, I in general. Provo: i’m a single father was always interested into photog- who is crazy in love with my raphy and have kept up this passion. Post: You have been with the 15-year-old son Maël. Very often team for a couple of weeks. What we surf in Malibu. We are part of Post: Where did you go to col- are you looking most forward to the Malibu surf Association and lege and what did you study? accomplishing in this position? Club. We are involved with the Provo: i studied in France, Provo: I am here to grow our Mighty under Dogs also called printing and photography. business and ensure that the compa- MUD, a nonprofit organization ny’s best interests are represented. surf therapy for children in need. Palisadian-Post SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA Top: Jean Pierre Provo; bottom: The Realtor shares a sample of his photography work COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES Case No. 19SMCP00267 ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR CHANGE OF NAME TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS: NEDIALKO MARINOV VASSILEV filed a petition with this court for a decree changing name as follows: FICTITIOUS FICTITIOUS Present Name: NEDIALKO MARINOV VASSILEV No. 2019123179 No. 2019157389 Proposed Name: NOAH ALEXANDER FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME THE COURT ORDERS that all persons interested STATEMENT STATEMENT in this matter appear before this court at the hearing The following persons are doing business as: The following persons are doing business as: indicated below to show cause, if any, why the petition GLICKENSPIEL; THE SMOKE LABEL; 16749 BOLLINGER for change of name should not be granted. Any per- 974 HAVERFORD AVE #18, DRIVE, PACIFIC PALISADES, CA 90272 son objecting to the name change described above PACIFIC PALISADES, CA 90272 THE SMOKE LABEL; 865 VIA DE LA PAZ SUITE must file a written objection that includes the reasons CHAIM GLICKEN; 7, PACIFIC PALISADES, CA 90272 for the objection at least two court days before the 974 HAVERFORD AVE #18, CAMPFIRE SMOKED SPIRITS LLC; matter is scheduled to be heard and must appear at PACIFIC PALISADES, CA 90272 16749 BOLLINGER DRIVE, the hearing to show cause why the petition should This business is conducted by an Individual PACIFIC PALISADES, CA 90272 not be granted. If no written objection is timely filed, The registrant commenced to transact business This business is conducted by the court may grant the petition without a hearing. under the ficticious name or names listed above: N/A a Limited Liability Company NOTICE OF HEARING (Signed) Chaim Glicken, The registrant commenced to transact business Date: August 23, 2019, 8:30 a.m., Dept. K Chaim Glicken under the ficticious name or names listed above: N/A The address of the court is 1725 Main Street, Santa Owner (Signed) Jesse Shane Conrad Erwin, Monica, CA 90401 This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Jesse Shane Conrad Erwin A copy of this Order to Show Cause shall be pub- Los Angeles County on May 9, 2019. Member lished at least once each week for four successive NOTICE—THIS FICTITIOUS NAME STATE- This statement was filed with the County Clerk of weeks prior to the date set for hearing on the peti- MENT EXPIRES FIVE YEARS FROM THE DATE Los Angeles County on June 7, 2019. tion in the following newspaper of general circulation, IT WAS FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY NOTICE—THIS FICTITIOUS NAME STATE- printed in this county: CLERK. A NEW FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME MENT EXPIRES FIVE YEARS FROM THE DATE PALISADIAN-POST. STATEMENT MUST BE FILED PRIOR TO THAT IT WAS FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY Dated: June 5, 2019 DATE. The filing of this statement does not of itself CLERK. A NEW FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME SHERRI R. CARTER authorize the use in this state of a fictitious business STATEMENT MUST BE FILED PRIOR TO THAT Executive Officer/Clerk name in violation of the rights of another under feder- DATE. The filing of this statement does not of itself June 13, June 20, June 27 and July 4, 2019 al, state or common law (see Section 14400 et seq, authorize the use in this state of a fictitious business Business and Professions Code). name in violation of the rights of another under fed- May 23, May 30, June 6 and June 13, 2019 eral, state or common law (see Section 14400 et Palisadian-Post seq, Business and SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA FICTITIOUS Professions Code). COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES No. 2019144395 June 13, June 20, June 27 and July 4, 2019 Case No. 19GDCP00215 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR STATEMENT FICTITIOUS CHANGE OF NAME The following persons are doing business as: No. 2019141067 TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS: CERTIFIED SHOOTER FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME Azam Ghahari filed a petition with this court for a MICHAEL SUTTON 11305 GRAHAM PL #9, LOS STATEMENT decree changing name as follows: ANGELES, CA 90064 The following persons are doing business as: Present Name: Azam Ghahari 11305 GRAHAM PL #9, COAST OF JAMAICA; 606 BAYVIEW AVE #109, Proposed Name: Ariana Ghahari LOS ANGELES, CA 90064 WILMINGTON, CA 90744 THE COURT ORDERS that all persons interested MICHAEL ANGELO SUTTON JR; PLAYGROUND CLOTHING; 606 BAYVIEW AVE in this matter appear before this court at the hearing 11305 GRAHAM PL APT. 9, #109, WILMINGTON, CA 90744 indicated below to show cause, if any, why the petition LOS ANGELES, CA 90064 Novelette henry; 606 BAYVIEW AVE 109, for change of name should not be granted. Any per- This business is conducted by an individual WILMINGTON, CA 90744 son objecting to the name change described above The registrant commenced to transact business This business is conducted by an Individual must file a written objection that includes the reasons under the ficticious name or names listed above: The registrant commenced to transact business for the objection at least two court days before the 05/2019 under the ficticious name or names listed above: N/A matter is scheduled to be heard and must appear at (Signed) Michael Angelo Sutton Jr, (Signed) Novelette henry, the hearing to show cause why the petition should Michael Angelo Sutton Jr Novelette Henry not be granted. If no written objection is timely filed, Owner Owner the court may grant the petition without a hearing. This statement was filed with the County Clerk of This statement was filed with the County Clerk of NOTICE OF HEARING Los Angeles County on May 23, 2019. Los Angeles County on May 20, 2019. Date: August 14, 2019, 8:30 a.m., Dept. E. NOTICE—THIS FICTITIOUS NAME STATE- NOTICE—THIS FICTITIOUS NAME STATE- The address of the court is 600 East Broadway, MENT EXPIRES FIVE YEARS FROM THE DATE MENT EXPIRES FIVE YEARS FROM THE DATE Glendale, CA 91206, North Central District IT WAS FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY IT WAS FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY A copy of this Order to Show Cause shall be pub- CLERK. A NEW FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME CLERK. A NEW FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME lished at least once each week for four successive STATEMENT MUST BE FILED PRIOR TO THAT STATEMENT MUST BE FILED PRIOR TO THAT weeks prior to the date set for hearing on the peti- DATE. The filing of this statement does not of itself DATE. The filing of this statement does not of itself tion in the following newspaper of general circulation, authorize the use in this state of a fictitious business authorize the use in this state of a fictitious business printed in this county: name in violation of the rights of another under feder- name in violation of the rights of another under fed- PALISADIAN-POST. al, state or common law (see Section 14400 et seq, eral, state or common law (see Section 14400 et Dated: June 05, 2019 Business and Professions Code). seq, Business and SHERRI R. CARTER June 6, 13, 20 and 27, 2019 Professions Code). Executive Officer/Clerk June 13, June 20, June 27 and July 4, 2019 June 13, June 20, June 27 and July 4, 2019 FICTITIOUS No. 2019151109 FICTITIOUS FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME No. 2019125843 STATEMENT FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME The following persons are doing business as: STATEMENT SAGE-ESSENCE; 11633 IDAHO AVENUE UNIT The following persons are doing business as: 2, LOS ANGELES, CA 90025 TWA PODCAST AGENCY; 1449 CALLE DEL LISA HAMILTON; 11633 IDAHO AVENUE UNIT JONELLA, PACIFIC PALISADES, CA 90272 2, LOS ANGELES, CA 90025 THE WEISS AGENCY, INC.; 1449 CALLE DEL This business is conducted by an Individual JONELLA, PACIFIC PALISADES, CA 90272 The registrant commenced to transact business This business is conducted by a Corporation under the ficticious name or names listed above: N/A The registrant commenced to transact business (Signed) Lisa Hamilton, under the ficticious name or names listed above: N/A Lisa Hamilton (Signed) eric r weiss, Owner Eric R Weiss This statement was filed with the County Clerk of President Los Angeles County on May 31, 2019. This statement was filed with the County Clerk of NOTICE—THIS FICTITIOUS NAME STATE- Los Angeles County on May 14, 2019. MENT EXPIRES FIVE YEARS FROM THE DATE NOTICE—THIS FICTITIOUS NAME STATE- IT WAS FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY MENT EXPIRES FIVE YEARS FROM THE DATE CLERK. A NEW FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME IT WAS FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY STATEMENT MUST BE FILED PRIOR TO THAT CLERK. A NEW FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME DATE. The filing of this statement does not of itself STATEMENT MUST BE FILED PRIOR TO THAT authorize the use in this state of a fictitious business DATE. 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