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So, now, it’s here—the Pal- and politics, but also receive flavors that will be coming to isadian-Post Online, for sub- Breaking News Alerts by Rick Caruso’s Palisades Vil- scribers who think that clear, email. A traffic warning could lage project next summer. strong, generous, community save your day! We hope the lucky winner journalism is worth paying for. But wait: There’s more. will share a slice with our staff Yes, it’s time to turn on From now on, every photographer, Rich Schmitt. your digital subscription so registered subscriber will be And the next prize? A you can read your town’s automatically entered into night of dining fun at Kay ‘n only weekly newspaper on- a quarterly drawing for free Dave’s Cantina on Sunset line—from wherever you are goodies from around town. Boulevard when it reopens in the world. This week it will be a next month. Dave himself You will not only learn ev- luscious cake baked to your might be there to greet you! erything that is happening in taste by Sweet Laurel Bak- And so much more to Pacific Palisades, from family ery—an early opportunity to enjoy … only in your Palisadi- events and sports to crime sample the mouthwatering an-Post.

of the events and debates that roil this town We know we are part of your family—and From the Editor in a fair-minded, calm and non-partisan style. not just because you take the Post with you on We speak with the Ruthless Ryderz motor- vacation and send us pictures from exotic lo- By JOHN HARLOW cycle club and the homeless, tycoons and real cations. Editor-in-Chief estate developers, police and firefighters, city It’s because the Post has long sponsored planners and community leaders, fashion ma- a range of family-friendly “happenings,” from s the Palisadian-Post approaches its 90th vens and young rock and rollers. And we listen, the Spelling Bee to Mr. and Miss Teen Pali- birthday, in a world even more turbulent so that you can judge. sades. Athan the town’s Methodist Fathers could have There are so many uniquely Palisadian mo- And, scary to think, the Creep Your Crypt imagined, supporting fact-based journalism ments that only we capture. Halloween contest is not far away. and your local newspaper has never been more This starts with nearly two decades of un- You cannot experience such events on so- important. paralleled local sports coverage generated by cial media, home of sudden vicious storms and It’s a newspaper, which, lest we forget, was Steve Galluzzo, who drives thousands of miles hurt feelings. It gets so personal, so fast. until 2012 owned by an Illinois family and, like a year to witness our athletes at their best. You are not going to find such commitment so many other papers around the world, facing And when it comes to park, church and in the avalanche of free newspapers and glossy financial uncertainty. market gatherings, our Staff Photographer Rich magazines that are dumped unrequested onto That was until a low-key Palisades Char- Schmitt and his beloved associate Courtney are your mat, only to be junked without being read. ter High School alum put his money where his greeted like old friends. Right now, some of the Post editorial and heart is: in your community newspaper. Then we have our junior reporters and in- advertising staff are relative newcomers to the A year ago, after 24 years with The Sunday terns, maybe your kids, who teach us something town. Talk to Matthew and Gabriella (Ellie) Times of London, the proprietor offered me a new every day—like the latest Pali High slang and Sarah and Nilanti, share your woes and de- simple mission: to relieve the amazing Palisadi- in last week’s Back to School magazine, one of lights, help us help you understand our town, an Frances Sharpe as editor, and to provide you, six specials we make for you during the year. be a true and generous Palisadian—subscribe the busy reader, with news, features, sports and You will not always agree with everything and support your only local weekly newspaper. reviews that can inform and enrich your life in in the newspaper; I take pride in our stubborn this extraordinary town. independence. Mistakes and misunderstand- Around this page are images captured in It is not always happy news, but it’s al- ings, they all come down to me. the Palisades this year by Rich Schmitt. ways professionally gathered by serious-mind- But the authentic voice of the community Now turn the page for a taste of some of the ed journalists who spend their working days rings out every week on the Letters to the Editor amazing local stories you could not have read seeking to understand and represent all sides page and in the always-wild 2 Cents column. anywhere else over the last year … All photos by Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer Page 2 Palisadian-Post September 7, 2017 Palisadian-Post Serving the Community Since 1928 Palisadian-Post Palisadian-PostServing the Community Since 1928 24 Pages Thursday, April 6, 2017 ◆ Pacific Palisades, California $1.50 Serving the Community24 Pages Since 1928 Thursday, June 8, 2017 ◆ Pacific Palisades, California $1.50 Serving the Community Since 1928 Palisadian-Post◆ $1.50 20 Pages Thursday, May 4, 2017 Pacific Palisades, California $1.50 Art Contest: We Have a Grand Prize Winner! Homelessness Down in Pacific ◆ Pacific Palisades, California Ruthless Ryderz Biker Death Prompts Thursday, July“WHY 27, 2017 I LOVE PACIFIC PALISADES”Palisades Despite LA County Crisis CITY CHAMPS! 20 Pages By GABRIELLA BOCK makeshift encampments, tents Suzanne Dworak-Peck School of Reporter and vehicles. That is four times Social Work a large leap forward 58th Annual Teen Contest Beds, Coucheshigher than the 2016 and count, near - in their Initiative to Eliminate Demands for Intersection Safety Rethink Get OutSTU DYourENheatreT Palisades ABrushes!R Youth’sT CONs Tthe cityE ofS Los TAngeles ly 11,000 more people. Homelessness. The collaborative Caruso and The Post Launchproduction Student of Disney’s Art CompetitionAscrambles to find a solution Despite citywide outreach ef- effort aims to procure affordable Showcases Palisadian Versatility T Flat-Screento its surging homeless popula -Televisions—forts that have placed more than housing for every Angeleno, with By JOHN HARLOW Beauty Meets Beastliness “Beauty and the Beast Jr.” will tion, Pacific Palisades is leading 14,000 previously unsheltered the belief that homelessness is a and GABRIELLA BOCK By JOHN HARLOW enchant the stage at Pierson the way in reducing homeless individuals into permanent hous- community problem that can be By GABRIELLA BOCK Editor-in-Chief Playhouse beginning on Friday, Thenumbers by Secret more than half. Livesing, Mayor Eric Garcetti of believes the solved. Reporter Experts are now urging city this year’s results demonstrate Benjamin Henwood, an as- July 28 and running through leaders to look at the Palisadian better counting methods and also sistant professor at the USC Su- he death of a Ruthless Ry- aruso, the developers behind Sunday, Aug. 6. model of dealing with the crisis, a the problems caused by rising zanne Dworak-Peck School of derz motorcycle club mem- fter a night of talented Palisades Village, and the Pal- combination of personal engage- rents and shrinking incomes. Social Work, told the Palisadi- C Performed by young actors Bluff Dwellers Revealed Tber in a collision with a teenage performances, Palisadians isadian-Post have joined forces to ment and empathetic policing. According to a report from an-Post that while HHH was im- A from around Pacific Palisades Los Angeles Police Depart- the California Housing Partner- perative in addressing the city’s driver at the intersection of Sun- Daniel Allen and Maude Tip- find the best children’s art to adorn tend not to be as healthy as the ton won the titles of Mr. and the safety wall around the Village and neighboring communities, By GABRIELLAment officers, suchBOCK as Rusty Red- shipaverage Corporation, Palisadian. median rentalAn older shortage TV of affordable housing, set and Chautauqua boulevards Reporterican, working with the Pacific prices in Los Angeles have risen providing shelter is only one part Miss Palisades at the 2017 Mr. complex. this “tale as old as time” fea- Palisades Task Force on Home- by could28 percent weigh since twice 2000 that.while of the solution. Photo courtesy of Facebook last weekend has prompted re- Baby Face & Miss Palisades Teen Contest Over the next two weeks, stu- tures classic songs from the lessness have helped reduce the the medianAnd income after of rentersan entire has day’s“We’re seeing an increase in newed demands for long-overdue on Wednesday, April 26 at Pali- dent grades K-5 are invited to sub- Academy Award-winning film edsnumber and of sofas,unsheltered a 70-inchin the - declinedworth by of eight work percent. and removingthe numbertwo of people who have improvements to lights and sight- “Sometimessades bikes Charter can High be School. mit their artworks depicting their score such as “Be Our Guest” Btelevisiontown from nearly powered 200 to aroundby so fullAnd truckloads this year’s 41-percentof garbage, recently Creed become homeless for the This year, eight contestants favorite moments in Pacific Pali- lar panels,90—although and itenough may rise clothing during increase of homeless youth in- first time, which, yes, likely has lines at the traffic black spot. confiscated, but that has to be for and “Belle,” as well as original the coming summer months. dicateswas that only the ableweak affordableto clear aboutto do 10with an increasingly tight Although a complete narra- a very seriousbetween offence the [such ages ofas 15 and 18 sades in a competition called “Why songs from the 1994 Tony-nom- to stockThis a mall—this includes not is only some the of-housing percent market of is the hitting site. families rental market,” Henwood said. participated in the time-hon- I Love Pacific Palisades.” the haul recovered from home tive will not emerge until the Los lack of documentation].” inated Broadway musical. more-visible mentally ill and with childrenAfter more taking aggressively a vote, PPTFH “Based on this year’s count, ored contest designed to moti- Will it be you on your bike less “fireencampments starters” aroundin the Pacific canyons, than others. we also see that over 30 percent Running 90 minutes with was met with unanimous support Angeles coroner’s office holds a The damaged Mercedes Photo courtesy of Andrew Pisker The PPCCvate andhas socially invited engage young with your friends? Or your favor- Palisadesbut also in low-key recent families months. living Although the news isn’t of the homeless population have The winner Photo courtesy of Caruso in RVs on PCH—and some who -good,of Pacifica cleanup Palisades initiative, Task butexperienced what some sort of vio- formal inquest over the next few Captain Valeriepeople Thompson, in the community. of ite ice cream shop? Or playing at Painting happya familiesbrief intermission, Theatre Photo courtesy of Caruso Whoeven hold paid a daily for job such but cannot house Forceremained on Homelessness unclear members was howlence inthe their lives.” The winners each took Palisades Recreation Center? It’s Palisades Youth invites people - weeks, witnesses told the Pali- have died instantly. since grade school. The 36-year- LAPD’s West Traffic Division, t was close and it was hotly contested. But in the next few weeks and will stay up there until next holdmake goods—or rent. how they werebelieve task their force outreach would model pay offor the “Tenmas percent of adults on home a check for $1,000, Lady up to you what you draw, crayon Submit yourof artworkall ages toto yourbe their Bar guest or Palisades for Garden Café. sadian-Post that the tragedy had The driver has been identi- old victim leaves behind a son, he to speak about the investigation Iend, the cool of the beach wonPacific over our Palisadesjudges summer students when the gradesnew project K-5 opens. are invited carriedto submitAs high the a numbersupdrawing into have steep grown areas community-wide sive overhaul. engagement the streets are currently fleeing Gaga or Bruno Mars tickets, a or paintwho ontonarrowed an 8.5”x11”nearly 300 sheet entries of down school to 10 andadministrator thisBut only classic by one May artist telling 15. will beof receivingloveOne and grandthe extra prize such acrosswinner as Via LA will Bluffs County, through the picture scrub can serve as an example of how violence, - which underscores the been a long time coming and was fied by the Ruthless Ryderz club added. at its next meeting on Thursday, then chose one final grand-prize winner in thedepicting Caru- grand what prize—that they is love Sage Denham,most about a third grader Pacific at ofPalisades. who is homeless has become other- boroughs“We can will be needsuccessful to find need toout provide trauma-informed custom cake from Hello Honey, white paper. Ten winningfriendship. entries will be be selected on Mayand 25trees and without an- anyone notic over in seconds. as their member David Babalyan Bandit, talking at his me- April 13. In theand past, one PPCCyear of Pres free -food from Andso/Palisadian-Post signed with yourart competition name! “Whydisplayed I Love onPalisades Caruso’s Charter Palisades Elementary nouncedSchool. on- June 8. more complex and more racially, in theirside efforts. funding,” PPTFH Presidentservices so that we can effective- Pacific Palisades.” DenhamTickets won hearts are with $15 the vividper yellowsper and ing—remaineconomically mysteries and demographi that -still “The main reason our num- ly respond to the needs of an in- At around 2 p.m. on Sunday, of Reseda, also known as Xavier chanic’s business in Van Nuys on ident Maryam theZar Palisades said, when Garden po- Cafe. Schools who will be taking part Village safety wall—it’s there to This winner will receive a Doug McCormick said. “We Children from seven Palisadian schools took the bluesson she handledand are with available such confidence at theatre in her depic- intriguecally diverse. the Pacific Palisades bers have decreased is due to creasingly large and diverse pop- April 2, up to 50 riders from the or Baby Face. Monday, said, “I have lost nine lice have cracked downComing on in speed a close- second, in the competition includeIs Calvaryit a favorite keep ice you cream safe—and shop orprinted neighborhood in $1,000 park?donation Riding to their bikes school’s with friends? can’t let this subtract from our judges from cafes and yogurt shops to the canyons tion ofpalisades.org. a familiar lifeguard tower along the golden This has also happened in the tremendous coordination and ulation,” he said. the night’s runners-up were Christianand hiking School, trails inCorpus amazing Christi colors and thetextures. Post for sandsthe community where she and to her ad family- arts play. program andTask anthe additionalForcePalisades, on meaning Homelessness. that every effort main of the enforcementmission of team, getting Tomore complicate outreach fur- Santa Clarita-based motorcycle He was riding a 2016 Yama- friends [in the] last year. I cannot ing vehicles targeted to focus on Sunday-morning hikes with —GABRIELLAthe family? Whatever BOCK it is, weBut want they to are see the what volunteers Zach Eastland and Alexis West- School, AllMarquez 10 short-listed Charter works Elemen of art will- bemire. displayed We shall be speaking with$50 Denham gift aboutcard herto spendindividual at one has of to be treated in a the- LAPDpeople bike off patrol the and streets the ther,and the into racial make-up of people club were returning from a day- ha R1 (R10) motorcycle. do another funeral. I don’t know bikers, it encounters more resi- on Caruso’s Palisades Village safetymakes wall thisover the special inspirations place in sonext special week’s edition for you.of the PostCreativity. customized is encouraged! way to ensure they outreach workers from OPCC, living on the streets is changing. land. tary School, Palisades Charter Rich Schmitt/Staff El- PhotographerEach winner will receive a the four yummy eateries.who are preparing to drag the fur permanent supportive housing.” long ride to Saddle Rock near Three other Ryderz were how I am going to get through dents breaking speed and traffic niturefind and alternatives electronic to goods sleeping down on now called The People Concern,” African- Americans remain PaliHi’s Mercer Hall was xon, Riley Stoler and Barrett Eastman rehearseementary a climatic School, scene. St. Matthew’s $50 gift card to go a little crazy Please visit palisadesvillagethe beach. - LAHSA CoordinatorThose in Kim attendance Clary the suggest largest racial group, ac- Santa Barbara along West Sun- thrown off their bikes. this one.” law than the bikers. Bella Di the slopes again before they add - transformed into the likes of a Parish School, Seven Arrows EleTen- atwinning Sweet entriesRose Creamery, will be displayedThe ca.com/artcontest on Caruso’s or Palisades palipost.comAcross Village the county, the pic- said. ed recruiting volunteerscounting from lo for 40 percent of the set Boulevard through Marquez One escaped with bruises but The club founder had a copy “There are no easy answers,” Rustic Canyon Gets the Royal Touch to turethe is fire bleak. hazards threatening the“With this dynamic combina- homeless. But the population of posh nightclub by the staff of mentary and Village School. Yogurt Shoppe, Toppings Yogurt for more details. cal Boy and Girl Scouts troops - Knolls and the Village. two others are still hospitalized of the Post on his garage wall; she warned. Events by Fabulous, who ar- construction perimeter wall for the communitytown to Theadmire.this number summer. of homeless has tion and approach, the task force unsheltered Latinos grew by an By JOHN HARLOW risen by 23 percent over last year has beenand very area successful.” high schools tounprecedented help re 63 percent this Witnesses said they had been with lower body injuries, includ- It was a May 2015 investigation Residents arerived filing on-scene their with sug a- truckload In 2016, the Palisades was move trash from lower areas in Palisadian Stories Editor-in-Chief and Yoko Lennon, also by Annie to nearly 60,000. -And now that Measures H year, while the number of white of decorative touches. Gelson’s Cover-up Sparks Media Storm homeSo, to the 45 Palisades active is,homeless despite enand HHH—whichthe community. will invest bil- homeless individuals dropped by weaving at “excessive” speeds, ing a shattered hip. into the club’s Wednesday night gestions for intersection improve- Raise a Glass: ENTRYPalisadesLeibovitz). DEADLINE: Set to MAY Double 15, 2017 with bursts of up to 70 mph, The Mercedes was crushed mass rallies along Sunset whose ments through theLooking city’s 311 dapper app. in his tux- chance meeting between a campmentsits appeal as and a safe as ofhaven June for 2017, lions- into forBut the constructionfor more ofrugged two percentage areas, points. edo, the Palisadian-Post’s very By JOHN HARLOW B-movie and documentary See reverseIt has been side muchfor entry imitated, form. thatmany number homeless has arriving significant from 10,000 units of permanent sup- The report also revealed throughout Pacific Palisades. on the passenger side. One wit- collective noise and speed has In the past, the LA Department Aproducer from Rustic Canyon and outside the Westside or even be- portive- likehousing the while bluffs, providing a solution that there won’t are 4,828 unsheltered own MatthewPalisadian-Post Meyer greet- Editor-in-Chief but to declining effect: Natalie ly diminished to 11 active en Number of Cocktail-Serving Restaurants come overnight. At the same time, driving ness said that the car jumped the worried and infuriated Palisadi- of Transportationed the hascrowd rejected as the evening’s Serving the Communitya former Since chef to 1928 the Prince and Portman repeated the pregnant yond LA, home to only a tiny social rehabilitative services over veterans living on the streets of late Princess of Wales is creating campments—afraction of the area’s large unsheltered. victory thefor next decade—have“Safety will passed, need LA. to beThat our number, up 57 percent west along Sunset from the 405, red light on Sunset, but that re- ans for nearly a decade. community suggestionsMaster of forCeremonies a left- before The joyful winnersaybe it’s because it’s in Richthe Schmitt/Staff Photographer By JOHN HARLOW pose in Vanity Fair last January, - waves around the gastronomic - PPTFH.According But withto thisthe goodyear’s newsthe -city primaryis ramping concern,” up their re - McCormickfrom 2016, accounted for nearly wasN a black on-Mercedes Benz. In- Smainsubscribers unconfirmed. In 2015, club leaders said hand turn signalintroducing at the westbound judges Jon Cohen middle of the media “sil Editor-in-Chiefworld. but that did not prompt com count results released by the Los sponse to the rising epidemic. 12 percent of the county’s entire comes the arduous—and expen 20 Pages M Thursday, June 15, 2017 ◆ PacificOn thePalisades, afternoon of Saturday,CaliforniaRules and restrictions apply. Please visitBill PalisadesVillageCA.com/ArtContest Schwartz Angeles$1.50 forHomeless more details.Services Au- The city continued.has even partnered “Organizing with homeless and population. This is de- side were four teenage boys, Another witness said that the around half a dozen members Sunset light—engineersof BMG Records, suggest producer, ac- had to modifyly season” her routine when due nothing martial much arts, piano and guitar. plaints. - sive—task of clearing house. tor and singer Al Corley, LAPD to Mercer Hall’s lower-than- The comedian- triple delighted Junehe 10,number Angelenos of have Palisadian their first Carolyn Robb Questions?Glossy Contact magazines Caruso Photos at courtesy (310) can of sigRoyal744-2301. Touch thority, there were 57,794 home- The Universityfunding of Southern this kind Cali -ofspite work political isn’t promises to house dressed in shorts and ready for young driver stumbled out of the were dying each year in traffic this is because there has not been (outside Washington) is happen opportunity to taste the fruits—and less AtAngelenos the task found force’s living inJuly fornia—a 17 simple move that and will thegrant work the allneeds veterans. to be Senior Lead Officer Michael the-sky ceiling. both the audience and judges restaurants where you might nificantly boost casual sales with a spring afternoon on the beach. car and sat down on the ground, accidents. Despite their “outlaw” a fatality at the intersection in the ing. - Tcakes and cookies—of this most more ducks than cars on the road.” For the next 11 years, she meeting, Tom Creed, a 20-year- supervised by city park rangers.” Moore and 2016’s Pacific Pali- Fusion School freshman with his exuberant attitude. enjoyunexpected a cocktail “hands with across your the wa food- He is the “secret sauce”a incalculatedly the cooked for shockingthe royals, working cover, out Or maybe it’s because Pacif residentBonin of the ViaTakes Bluffs and on ac PCHNestled ‘Car-Ripping’ above Pacific Coast Wall They are believed to be from the looking stunned and shocked and reputation, or maybe because of past five years,sades Citizen although of the Yearthere Daph- Sam Swartz wowed the audi- His playful performance is setter” to partnership. double over the next fewrecipe, the fixer who hasbut helpedthis recipes does with not the seem heir to to the haveBritish Coach Cameron Broumand high-fives his son Luke (center) and Patrick Csiszar ic Palisades has an international This is when Carolyn Robb, this very British-proper chef be- throne using vegetables from his- Bytive JOHN PPTFH HARLOW member, shared the Highway between Temescal BrentwoodMissed and Bel Air area. mumbling, “Whatin happened?” 2017their “macho” manners, statistics have been manyne otherGronich. accidents. ence with a presentation of the ended on a more emotional months—from two to four. IN PARTNERSHIPcaused either WITH outrage PALISADIAN-POST or signifi - reputation as a bastion of calm, moments after the Palisades Recreation Center’s Co-Ed Minor Division The night kicked off with community golf course he built note with a -cover of Fleetwood whoLocal was chefrestauranteurs to Prince Charles, are come an international sensation. organic garden, baking with the Editor-in-Chiefexpensive truth. - Canyon Road and Potrero Can The Mercedes turned left All four boys were released suggest they are the most vulner- On Tuesday, April 4,The Lou Proudest Day: PaliHiPrincess Diana andGraduation their two sons They bumped into eachcantly other higheryoung princes2017 sales William elsewhere. and Harry, civilized and largely liberal val - After coordinating an en yon, the Via Bluffs are notorious All-Stars defeated Shatto to win the Citywide basketball championship onto Chautauqua and collid- to their families after receiving able road users. Two other bikers Kamer, PPCCrunner-up representative Zach at-Eastland’s by hand. Swartz made news Mac’s “Landslide.” takingfor many on years,the tricky will be rulesspeaking and a decade ago in a British superThe- later last teaching such widelythem how offend to cook ith another spate of cars re- emotional rendition of Iron and last summer ues.when nearly 50 of Each contestant was then massive expense of applying for - campment cleanup in his own for their steep terrain and heavy Saturday morning in Eagle Rock. For the full story on the team’s historic ed with the lead biker, who was medical treatment at the scene, were killed in crashes in LA in large and road safety campaigner, But the decision by Gelson’s and cooking at Williams-Sonoma market near Henley-on-Thames,ing image simple was dishes reported for themselves in Flori such portedly scarred by a dam- Wine’s “Naked As We Came.” his neighbors attended a rib- interviewed by Meyer and an- “Typein Beverly 47 full-line Hills. liquor licens-bonding over baked goods. as “SpagBog”—or Spaghetti Bo- Wagedneighborhood, safety wall at the Chautauqua/Creed estimated brush. da last December when shoppers run, see Page 8. Photo by Steve Galluzzo thrown off and into a tree marked said a Fire Department spokes- the last week. formally petitionedThe 17-year-old LADOT PaliHito junior bon-cutting marketceremony management for the swered to cover questions up- about their es” in Butadvance it’s a journeyof Rick that Caruso’s might Schwartz was living in an idyl- lognese—and Chicken Kiev. Pacificthat theCoast costHighway to intersection,clear each site According to Creed, there were upset by a magazine cover with a plaque. He is believed to man. But they still appeared un- conduct a surveytold ofthe the audience intersec that- listening community green.a glossy magazine covercommunity show involvement and Palisadesnot have Villagestarted withoutcomplex. Bill Itlic boat house on the River Thames “They were very kind and Mikewill Bonin,range cityanywhere councilmember from $3,000 are already more than 60 large, Palisadian-PostSchwartz, born and raised on La- while working on a documentaryfeaturing caring parentsthen-President-Elect and employers,” she for District 11, is taking up the Los Angeles Police Depart- willing to slow down through ur- tion. Kamer isto seeking Bob Dylan improve and Cat- Stevens Winner Tipton,ing a naked a junior and atpregnant passions Serena before answering a se- is expected to Servingapply for around the Community Since 1928 to $5,000 per campsite. construction-grade bags filled timer Road in the “golden age of about the fantasy film “The GoldenDonald told Trump. the Palisadian-Post last week. matter with the wall designers at - ment is investigating the colli- ban areas. ments to sightlines,inspired himincluding to pick up a guitar. PaliHi, commandedWilliams the has room gone viral.cret question that allowed them sevenRustic such Canyon, licenses. when there werePhoto Compass,” courtesy ofwhich Bert Kearnswas expected to Despite many lucrative of- the stateCreed transportation spent agencythree Caldays- work with trash waiting to be removed When Village shopper Bert sion, including witness reports At the last Pacific Palisades severe pruning ofOaks median Christian veg High- School with her bluesy cover of Mar- to get creative withCover-up on-the-spot But the debate could openbe a massive film hit. (It wasn’t.) fers, Robb is still discretely polite trans.ing to clear out a trail in the Via- from the area. But without clear Toppings Re-Opens After Break-In These are called◆ “minnows” be- about the dramas she must have The metal barrier was appar- $1.50 that the 16-year-old driver did Community Council meeting, on etation that obscuressophomore sightlines William Weinbach vin Gaye’s20 “HeardKearns Pages it Throughnoticed thatanswers. Gelson’sVani- up culturalThursday, fault linesMarch that 30,date 2017 Pacific Palisades, California Bluffs so that his crew could ac access to the bluffs, the garbage displayed his tennis skills and the Grapevine.”on Sunset had hidden theWhile the judges tallied up back to the foundation of Pacificcause they follow the “big fish.” witnessed behind the scenes. entlycess damaged the site again with by a heavya pickup ve- truck. he popular Palisadian yo- not, as his learner permit re- Thursday, March 30, LAPD Se- around the intersection, a task public. The magazines were then He specializes in producing But after 13 years she want- hicle, curled into a foot-long jagged will sit until a solution is made. - sports interview abilities with Tipton toldty Fairthe Postimage that of thetheir naked scores, and Wesley- removed Stromberg from the Palisadesshopping area.by alcohol-abhorring direct-to-video movies that shame- ed to move on, spending more shard thatOnce rips open inside, cars on what the pas they- found The meeting did find a po gurt shop Toppings suffered quired, have an adult supervisor nior Lead Officer Michael Moore that has been undertakena compilation by video resi- from his while she’s passionate about of Emblem3 took to the stage to Methodists in 1922. Free Trees! - T pregnant Williams behind a Gel A staff member suggested lessly, but legally, cash in on ma- time raising her own children. She sengerwas side more after theythan have just turned tarps and tential partnership with Hol a weekend break-in, when intrud- in the car. And whether any of the said the Wednesday night rides dents in the past,popular and YouTube a left-hand channel Cross music and singing, she would entertain guests with a sneak- Right now, adults can onlyjor studio projects. Some call them - wanted to produce a cookbook of left from Chautauqua onto PCH. son’s sheet of paper, he posted that a female complainant said trash. lywood’s Griffith Park, and How to Log On to theCourt TV. be using her earnings to apply peek of his latest solo work. order a martini with theiralisadian repastminnows; tree-huggers Others rejoice:have less Councom- royal favorites. Caruso’sCaltrans is very fast at repairing ‘Big - Dig’ ers—either one or two males, ac- vehicles jumped a red light. were an infuriating yet tricky filter light for Sunset traffic seek- it to Instagram—from where it that the image of the heavily Housing several encamp Kilee Thornton, a sopho- to colleges where she can studyHole Candy-colored Today, refresh- Shoppingat Taste in The Highlandscilmember andTomorrowplimentary Mike terms Bonin’s for them. office has And this is where the garrulous the metal barrier, maybe because although the organization has cording to police—smashed the “Bandit,” founder of the local problem. ing to turn safely onto Chautau- spread across the world. P There was a documentary and extroverted Schwartz stepped its engineersments inside are getting one a largelot of commu- more at PaliHi, danced, twirled law or environmental science. ments were providedpregnant by Thistennis Pearlstar “offendedDragon in Theannounced Village. a series of farmers market Squelches to a Damplimited resources,End LA Recreation store’s glass door and entered the chapter of Ruthless Ryderz, said “They slow down when po- qua. The August edition of Vanity family values” and it might “hurt about the Titanic that would come in, digging out the contacts, honing practice—itnity campground, has been twisted intothe a site had and Park’s Ranger Albert Torres and showed off weeks of prac- She is also very passionate Girl Walks Into a Bar and the Other popular restaurantstree giveaways, canabout at set the sameat locations time as the Jamesacross the deals, spreading the message shard at least three times in the last Fair was then moved from the the children.” many of the makings ofTemescal an actual Canyon. property. The incident occurred in that his friends were distraught. lice are around, and they are not He is hopingtice for with support a spectacular from rou- about getting young people en- night’s sweet treats were pro- offer wine and beer, butthe Westsideare un-Cameron through epic July big fish. and ThenAugust. there -like a super-salesman. By JOHNthree HARLOW months. extended a helping hand. checkout area to the liquor aisle. The image itself is no longer home. He denied jokey“If yousuggestions can find a way to get the early morning hours of Sunday, “It’s too much,” he told the technically breaking any more Mike Bonin, citytine councilmemberto Ariana Grande’s “Bang gaged in politics. vided by Hello Honey Cakes. willing to spend- around $80,000The programwas, to is Disney’s kicking lawyerly off at the irrita Pa- - They have co-founded Editor-in-Chiefa com- But a rising chorus of horrified new Pali-Post Website Gelson’s head office said that tion, “Young Pocahontas” or “The mercial operation called “The drivers sayCreed that istold not PPTFHenough— attendees April 2, at around 2 a.m. Palisadian-Post, saying he had laws than other drivers do. But for Pacific Bang.”Palisades, the PPCC Runner-up and Marymount When the resultsnovel: were ready,It was takenapplying by Annie for Leithe Type cific47 license Palisades Farmers Market on Sun Caruso engineersit all had bagged dug so up,” deep he said, “then the store had received “several” Secret of The Little Mermaid.” Royal Touch.” the metal barrier at the end of the “I’ve been rehearsing ev- High School sophomore West- the Post’s Editor-in-Chiefbovitz, whoJohn originatedfrom the the city pose of Los Angeles.day, July 30 from 9-11 a.m. he four-month,that he found40-foot-deep the television they hit and water. I’m sure we can devise a way to The suspects took an estimated been friends with Baby Face when they do, we deal with them. and the community. complaints, but did not repeat One even had Julie Andrews in “Carolyn is the real deal— concretefurniture “sleeve,” abandoned which protects byThe “That’sthose wall about 90 feet down, Photo courtesy of Rhonda Lubka ery day after school,” Thornton land highlighted her competi- Harlow joined all eightwith acontes naked- and pregnantTwo familiarDemi enterprisesPalisadiansit. None can to be visit taken Bonin’s too seriously. “pop-very authentic, modest and yet“Big drivers Dig” from excavation oncoming trafficbelow must come and help haul it all away.” $1,200 from the store’s register and what actually upset the shoppers. 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As it turned out, the dancer astic video presentation. evening’s big winners.- 100 million people.Palisades Communityfrom Council a selection Pioneers: of shade Ah trees Wing provided and Kay Young, Photo courtesy of the of CitypLAnts House of Lee, and find enough volunteers who are The shop, located on the 800 dian-Post staff photographer, at stood outside Buckingham Palace “Which is why the firsting 40edi- days,cause vehiculardue to rainfall, destruction. but it andGazzano Via Mesa allalso joined said in that on Next negotia- - The alternative is the agency’s Palisadian Pilot Walks Away from Plane Wreck Her love for boats and ma- “No matter who’s won,At first the the to stepimage up wastheir both menu byat itsLADWP’s last then-Honorary citypLAnts, Mayorand take Jerry it Lewis and his wife Pattie, 1953 TV was not revealed, a current willing to get their hands dirty. tempted to photograph the cover and told her father, “One day I am tion of the cookbook, ‘Theis Royal nearly over.OutsiderSamsung experts 70-inch have recom TV- weighstionsdoor werewith 68 similar underway accounts with of beingpossible own claims process for damages un- block of Via De La Paz, closed for rine life shone bright as she di- greatest thing is thatcondemned you’ve all andmeeting lampooned, on Thursday, Aprilhome 27. for goingfree. to cook in there.” And she Touch,’ has sold out andPhoto we courtesy are mended of Lee archivesa hard-plastic wall which, blindsided by what is supposed to der $10,000, which may not cover The project is still on target to retailers. two days, but re-opened on Tues- By MATTHEW MEYER CubCrafters CC11-160, has been the National Transportation Safe- vulged the inner-workingsat the new location, of had he fun was while asked showingbut in great2005 was judgedKay ‘N by Dave’s, the the VillageFor moredid. of “Forthe arboreal, years, people check haveoutbusy the has printingcover- ofa second this week’s edition.” Pali if struck,pounds—carrying disintegrates rather thanit upbe a a safetysteep wall. All interestedall volunteersthe damages to can the German au- 1. Go to palipost.com and click on MY ACCOUNT at the top of the page. her craft. politely to desist.courage He complied. tonight,” Harlow told cantina currently being remod- sledThe Southme, askingAfrican-born about chef liquor,” After he all, which “Downtonopen in addsthe tosummerhill driver would woes. of 2018,be a re task- evenTheThe forhigh-endPalisadian-Post Vintage has beenGrocers tomobile. day, April 4. Owner Jordin Mendel- A board covers the shattered door. Photo courtesy of Sam Rothstein Reporter registered to Palisadian David S. ty Board depending on the nature - American Society of Magazine Life section, where Greg Willis tells the tale of his missionTHIS to WEEK plant iN email [email protected] Kristin Larson, whoAt thatattends time athe Gelson’s participants. man eled after an electrical- fire lastwas said, a nervous shaking 21-year-old his head. when “KayAbbey” ‘n fan does not want tovealed know MichaelThe latestGazzano, cascade Caruso’s of calam - ofcontacted Malibu by has an attorneyalready who been lent an Caltrans has said they are “look- sohn told the Palisadian-Post that Segel since 2014 according to the of the incident. Editors as the second-best mag the Palisades’ perfect tree. two fit people and the homeless Saint Monica Catholicager noticed High that theWhen “modesty” all was said and done, October, is seeking city permis-she Dave’swas invited is not to aboutKensington to become the recipe a for Prince William’svice fa president- ities began for ondevelopment, Thursday, June at 1, nounced“one of his as BMWs”the key to retailer. his parents ing into” the design of the wall, but patrons shouldn’t be deterred by his Palisadians for their support while original yogurt bar—beloved for its fter an emergency locator FAA’s online registry. NTSB officials told the Post azine cover of the last 40 years Palace to interview for a job cook- vorite chocolate treat? when a newly ripped shard gouged visiting from Europe who were that is not enough for Bonin. 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Scroll down to the Abottom of the page to the Current Subscriber section, By GABRIELLA BOCK and CLAIREMr. & MissMEYLAN Palisades in a new, refreshed space. open for business and happy to The Palisades shop is Top- pings—operating in Beverly Hills. crashed plane near Borrego Valley that the accident involved this air- cord of the accident—indicating performed an acoustic cover of And although only two stu- The owner, Daves tLicht,Reet told wouldThey lived like next to door serve to Prince people South leav Africa- to Pacific Palisades,March 23.Withpassenger back-to-school side” by this projection. season justWith around a bill in the many thou- ity, and that his office is dealing di- oM tHe Charles and Princess Diana who, you too can bakeTeen a royal Contest cookie or Caruso2017 The doctorhas appealedalready to fellowstarted vic - sandsGazzano of dollars, confirmed the attorney, reportswho rectly with Caltrans to urge them to serve them. Mendelsohn thanked pings’ second location, with the —MATTHEW MEYER Airport last month, a search unit craft, they do not officially release damage to the Palisadian aircraft Malibu songwriter Colbie Cail- dents took home prizes,Vo theIC tales- ftheR PPCC he was seeking a full- ing theBacked movies byat thethe Caruso American de- Psychological the corner, the Palisadian-Post asked five lo- click on Activate. lat’s “Brighter than the Sun.” ent, charisma and giving heart line license because he was fac-twovelopment.” years later, invited her to cook two. Or, if you(page insist, 13) SpagBogcutting a backtims on the social hours media for theto get fleet orga - thatrequested there temporarywill be no anonymity, chains among is come up with fresh thinking about successfully spotted the downed the identities of people involved was likely relatively minor. After the California State Assemblyfor themAssociation instead. and the Centerla royale. for Disease Con- nized. considering a class action lawsuit the old problem. of acal dozen high double-belliedschool students trucks if a laterthe Palisades start time Village stores, but just aircraft in nearby Anza-Borrego as a matter of policy. Rounding off the night demonstrated by Palisadespassed the Starting a “Davidthe School and Goliath” Day Later strug bill- trol,The the proposal bill would won therequire warm that the school would help make learning easier. Families massed to congratulatewas 708 winner Palisades and Charter PaliHi High senior School teens students was whoa win graduated for the onentire Thursday, gle June with 8. ThisRick drone Caruso’s picture, tenants supplied support by Chuck of Larsenthe council, Photography, especially was taken from Temescalthat have Can been- hauling soil from smiled enigmatically when he was on July 12, Palisadian students may soon be day for middle schools and high schools be- Photos by Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer Star to Shine at Mr. and Desert State Park—but when a FAA spokesperson Ian Gregor yon, 200 feet above the Palisades.Allen’s More mixed pictures performance of the ceremony of oncommunity. Page 13. when restaurants open up across from leaders such as Chris Spitz, Photo courtsey ofSwarthmore Chuck Larsen down Chautauqua and pestered about a possible return of THIS WEEK iN blessed with a few more precious minutes of gin no earlier than 8:30 a.m. 3. Fill in your full name,San email Diego Sheriff address Department he and- told thethe Palisadian-Post desired that password the you want Sunset in the summer of 2018. president emeritus, who said onto Pacific Coast Highway to help Maison Giraud, the much-missed Miss Palisades Teen Contest licopter reached the site, there was plane had successfully landed in sleep. she had been eating there for 25 fill the prospective park at Potrero restaurant. Chef Alain Giraud has no pilot or passenger to be found. the desert about nine miles north years and loved it. Canyon. said he hopes to return next year. to use at the top portion of the page. Then proceed to enterpali your life last Plans to replace Caruso brand- YoungThere was a similarArtist surge of DelightedCookie Good Instead of running the trucks esley Stromberg, performer Initially befuddled, sheriff of Borrego Valley Airport on Sat- Buses Bail‘Virtual at PaliHi Kidnapper’ Defrauds Grandfather (page 14) ing on the safety walls around the from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., they are now with the famous pop reggae investigators eventually tracked MICK JACKSON: support for Moka Sushi, which, name and subscription address at theurday, bottom March 18, but of crashed the after page and hit starting at 9 a.m. and finishing by site with art from local schools ap- W From Auschwitz to the By GABRIELLA BOCK It’s a form of “virtual extor- cies in their vocal tone. byfor the Communitylast three years, has been Support band Emblem3, will be the special down the pilot at his home in Pa- trying to take off once again. School FacesReporter Shock Price tion,” where criminals prey upon They will pose as a grandchild located in the same Palisades 5 p.m.—and that is only on one pears to have been delayed as law- guest at the 2017 Mr. and Miss Pal- cific Palisades, where he told them The plane’s intended destina- Slapstick of Los Angeles, vulnerable victims by convincing who’s been involved in a car acci- Drive plaza as Taste. or two days per week rather than yers work out whether this would “Find my address” to locate your account. Once your record is located, By GABRIELLA BOCK Photo courtesy of Chuck Larsen isades Teen Contest to be held at that he and his brother-in-law had tion was Palm Springs. and Back Again (page 13) Servingrmed with The onlythe “Big theirDig,”Community shottele last- weekthem from thatSince a dronethey 2001928have feet somethingabove The Village dent, is in need of a instant car re- There were some prickly five. And the trucks will be half be legal. Palisadian-PostHike—But Low-Income Reporter $1.50 - Palisades Charter High School on proceed to claim andwalked activateaway from the incidentyour account.Gregor said that there is no Aphone, a mysterious caller important of theirs. pair, or in this case, is stuck in jail. questions for Moka Sushi, but the size—26 feet rather than 65 Some residents and city offi stole upwards of $4,000 from◆ a Whether it’s a loved one in Victims, along with their fam- more about cramped parking feet long. cials are said to be unhappy with April 26. unscathed. regulation requiring a pilot to re- Rider Scholarships Remain Pacific Palisades, California en-year-old Sage Denham the branding, as it may undermine Thursday,Pacific Palisades June 8,grandfather. 2017 trouble or personal computer doc- ily history and phone number, are thanwas its all proposedsmiles while expansion receiv- to After 40 sodden days of delays, Maxwell Moore Wesley, who has moved to the The plane, a single-engine, port accidents to the FAA, though T a 15-year ban on billboards along 24 Pages By MATTHEW MEYER sinceIt all then,started Catthey on haveApril Thief worked26 at uments, Returns the victim is told that Feline their found through with white-page a searchRude- ingthe an drinksaward‘Ransom’ menufor her andprize-win weekend- Note the haulage will be over in April or I don’t enjoy getting up super Los Angeles area from his native light-sport aircraft called the they may be obligated to inform 2:30 p.m., when a 91-year-old valuables can only be “saved” via es, online directories or social me- operating hours.changes regarding my backyard possibly early May, Gazzano told Sunset. But the city appears unsure Reporter tirelessly amongBy MATTHEW the end-of-year MEYER ning artwork during a surprise early and sometimes I don’t even Washington, is currently working4. If for some reason your account could not be located, please send us Huntingtonfray to seek resident out alternatives received fora a emergency wire fund-transfer dia accounts. ceremonyThe PPCCat Palisadessecurity.” will write Charter letters the happy council. about which department should be Reporter Homelessness Down in Pacific handling it. have time to eat breakfast before on a solo album alongside his duties Wes Stromberg tudents who rely on the busdistressed the roughly call from30 percent a stranger. of PaliHi fromTumbleweed their bank leaves account. the Palisades. Photo Investigatorscourtesy of Tumbleweed are stillTransportation looking Elementarysupporting School both onLasserlicenses Thursday, previously to the relied on That does not mean the heavy Caruso is alsorushing expected out to theset door. I think a lat- Photo courtesy of Keaton Stromberg to reach Palisades Charter studentsThe caller who claimed rely on to daily be thebus Senior citizens are at the high- for the suspect in this case, but Junecity, 8. a criticalPalisades stage in Patrol the ap to- keep an eye work is over, not by a long shot, with Emblem3. an email at [email protected] or simply give us a call at our office bizarre sequence last week er start time would help increase SHigh School each day—many ofvictim’s service. grandson, saying he was estschool’s risk of tightly this type balanced of fraud, budget. with dueThe a lack right of to tangible a ride has evidence, a tu- provalThe process.third-grader’son her home,colorful but now she plans he added. up shop in the shuttered P2 store The trio catapulted to fame on Art Contest: We Have a Grand Prize Winner!left a Palisadian cat-loverPalisades Despite LA CountySuzanne Dworak-Peck Crisis School of Gracie Hazelip whom travel from far beyond thein jail, Afterand needed calls to moneya variety to of post ven - manyThe suspects $15 usingsubsidy loud for settings every multuousmakeshiftthey have history: encampments,so far LAUSDcome up tents buses short - drawingYet of thefour girlstocouncil install playing duckedcameras on a ain theMolly yard as Ryan Caruso will then begin to on Swarthmore whilestudent its long-time performance and release the “X Factor” TV show in 2012 atpromote 310-454-1321 unity in community, assist and we will gladly help you activate your MyPalipost Abewildered and perturbed, after Social Work a large leap forward I say yes because I get a lot Westside—are at risk of increasedbail. dors None from of thisLAUSD’s was true. approved torider,By distract GABRIELLA however, victims is fromlikelyBOCK discrepan a thing of- onceandhanded. vehicles.provided theThat service is four for times free, lifeguardCamille tower Kosich(Continued onwell. the beach on pagewas 3)I absolutely wantbring a later in startconcrete for the founda- operator, Erica Simpson,stress. Withtakes thata being said, a lot a thief made off with her prized Izzy Moore - in their Initiative to Eliminate of homework that keeps me up and went on to sell 400,000 copies in gaining self-confidence and pro- transportation costs next year, af- list—and even calls to services theReporter past. buthigher the thandistrict the cut 2016 that count, funding near inI thinkselected starting to belater the is “I finala goodwould grand- mention to others tions and three-story underground timeout with her familyof after in Oregon. school extracurriculars— feline only to return the confused School is already stressful Homelessness. The collaborativetime. My brain just doesn’t work at night. It really is a never-end- of their first single “Chloe” and tour account.vide an unforgettable experience of ter the school’s private bussing beyond that list and the district Affordable busing is vital to 2010ly 11,000 in a more move people. that ultimatelyidea, evenprizeeffort if winner aimsit means to in procure not thehaving toCaruso affordablelet to their/Pal -pets out of their parking areas from Santa Monica, Simpson is expectedlike my to reopenart classes—start right af- kitty 48 hours later—along withs the city of Los Angeles - as well early in the morning. ing cycle. An hour would make a the world with Selena Gomez and the event. FOOD REVIEW:vendor unexpectedly pulled the itself—the school’s only current maintaining the school’sand diverse waking drove up Despiteearlier the school addscitywide toto seekthat outreach outget pri ef off- fromisadian-Posthousing school for every at artasight,” later Angeleno,competition time. Lasser with said. “And toJunior be but at Palisadesthere will be far fewer trucks P2 when all the dirtter has the gone, normal one release time, so this an insulting note. scrambles to find a solution huge difference. The Venue plug on PaliHi last month. offer is projected to increase the studentA population, one thatstress—especially draws - vateforts services that when have and placed wework are withmore Itfam than would- “Whythe just belief I Lovemake that Pacific thingshomelessnesswary ofPalisades.”a lotpeople is a looking toCharter sell than High there School were dirt haulers and month before the Palisadeswould really Village have to be a citywide Austin Mahone. Contestants will introduce (page 14) Init Lasser first noticedto its surgingthat homeless popula Junior at Palisades The decision by Tumbleweed monthly cost of bus rides to Pali- on 100 different LA zip codesup late to doingilies14,000 tohomework. bear previously the cost. 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Whether it was- the work of a Senior at New Roads School Lose”, was realized in 2013 by Si- and perform a talent. lationship with PaliHi after this That price,cat, Mary,still a hadtentative gone missingofthe racial way on andin reducingeconomic homeless back- Hi bussing once again appeared from Caruso, including Rick Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer I think a latering, start Mayor time Eric would Garcetti be believes OaksBenjamin Christian Henwood,vengeful School neighbor, an as pranking teen mon Cowell’s Syco Records. 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We shall be speaking with Denham about her customized Byway MATTHEW to ensure they MEYER / Reporter - and hiking trails in amazing colors and textures. That was hours after he ten- ex-husband of Miss A. now called The People Concern,”cial Commission,the largest racialcould group,not raise ac The rumors were far worse 4. If for some reason your credit card was declined so thatAll 10 short-listedyou workscannot of art will be displayed inspirations deredin next hisweek’s resignation edition of from the Post the. Butfind he did alternatives not Palisadian-Postbring the to com sleeping- on askedLAHSA people Coordinator in MarquezKim Clarya seven-strong Knolls, quorumThe Highlands to assess than and the The reality Village of the investiga about- the most frustrating routes driving counting for 40 percent of the Photos by Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer on Caruso’s Palisades Village safety wall over the church to the Presbytery of the plaint untilthe beach. September 2016. - said. the facts. tion. Across through the county, thePacific pic Palisades. - homeless. But the population of proceed, please send us an email at [email protected] or simply Pacific, the ruling authority for the That was after his then-fian- Rev. Eric Schaefer“With this dynamic combina In unshelteredearly December, Latinos it isgrew al- by anThe Presbytery of the Pacific church in the area. cée, identifiedture is bleak. as Miss B.—and tion Rich and Schmitt/Staff approach, Photographer the task forceleged, Schaefer was questioned continued to miss its own dead- The number of homeless has unprecedented 63 percent this But he did not leave before not a member of the church—also has been very successful.” by a churchyear, whileelder thewho number failed ofto whitelines for a trial and Schaefer spent give us a call at our office at 310-454-1321 and we will Rusticgladly Canyonhelp you Gets the Royal Touch risen by 23 percent over last year one final warm meeting with claimed that Schaefer touched her were filed And last now fall, that Schaefer Measures res- “mirandize” H- homeless him, individuals or give warn dropped- first by weeks, then months enduring many of his flock, who gathered inappropriately.to nearly 60,000. olutely anddenied HHH—which them. But bywill that invest ing, bil that he was being formal- an isolated existence in a church- So, the Palisades is, despite two percentage points. sign you up for your subscription and MyPalipost account.By JOHN HARLOW for a tearful farewell photograph. From the time the charges time, churchlions machineryinto for the had construction rum- ly ofquestioned The about report the alsoalleged revealed (Continued on page 3) its appeal as a safe haven for - Editor-in-Chief 10,000 units of permanent sup that there are 4,828 unsheltered many homeless arriving from - portive housing while providing veterans living on the streets of outside the Westside or even be chance meeting between a social rehabilitative services over LA. That number,(Continued up 57 percent on Page 23) For customer support, please email Sam Szeto at [email protected] and documentary yond LA, home to only a tiny A the next decade—have passed, - from 2016, accounted for nearly producer from Rustic Canyon and fraction of the area’s unsheltered. the city is ramping up their re According to this year’s 12 percent of the county’s entire- a former chef to the Prince and sponse to the rising epidemic. homeless population. This is de count results released by the Los late Princess of Wales is creating - The city has even partnered with- spite political promises to house waves around the gastronomic Angeles Homeless Services Au The University of Southern Cali Bill Schwartz - all veterans. world. thority, there were 57,794 home fornia—a move that will grant the Photos courtesy of Royal Touch less Angelenos found living in On the afternoon of Saturday, Carolyn Robb June 10, Angelenos have their first For the next 11 years, she opportunity to taste the fruits—and more ducks than cars on the road.” cooked for the royals, working out Bonin Takes on PCH ‘Car-Ripping’ Wall cakes and cookies—of this most - He is the “secret sauce” in the recipes with the heir to the British Bruce Beddoe unexpected “hands across the wa By JOHN HARLOW Maria Docter Will Durghalli Robert Tilden recipe, the fixer who has helped throne using vegetables from his Heidi Cunningham - ter” partnership. - Editor-in-Chief If I’m leaving the big parking I’d say the major cross-sec- Sunset is my nemesis—peo this very British-proper chef be organic garden, baking with the I’d say it’s Chautauqua. That I lived on Marquez [Street] This is when Carolyn Robb, - lot between the bank and Garden tions in The Village—like the one ple swinging U-turns and crashing come an international sensation. young princes William and Harry, usedith another to be my spate “go-to,” of cars but re I usu- for 10 years before I moved to who was chef to Prince Charles, They bumped into each other - Café, I would rather make a right outside of CVS. That area gets the into other cars. They’re looking - later teaching them how to cook allyportedly use Temescal scarred by [Canyon a dam Road] Santa Monica. I’d say traffic is the Princess Diana and their two sons a decade ago in a British super on La Cruz than go left and take most overflow and clog, people for parking, so they’re looking at simple dishes for themselves such Waged now.safety It’s wall just at the extremely Chautauqua/ congested worst in The Village—on Sunset for many years, will be speaking market near Henley-on-Thames, - Sunset. That stretch of Sunset blocking intersections. People just the spot and they’re not paying at- as “SpagBog”—or Spaghetti Bo Pacificand Coastpeople Highway don’t intersection,follow the rules in particular. It seems worse now and cooking at Williams-Sonoma bonding over baked goods. [between La Cruz and Swarth- make silly moves that affect liter- tention to cars around them. That’s - lognese—and Chicken Kiev. Mikeof Bonin, the road. city councilmember than it used to be. I think it’s be- in Beverly Hills. Schwartz was living in an idyl more]—I hate that area. ally everyone. responsible for a lot of accidents. “They were very kind and for District 11, is taking up the cause there’s no left-turn signals. But it’s a journey that might lic boat house on the River Thames caring parents and employers,” she matter with the wall designers at not have started without Bill- while working on a documentary - told the Palisadian-Post last week. the state transportation agency Cal Schwartz, born and raised on La about the fantasy film “The Golden - Despite many lucrative of trans. timer Road in the “golden age of Compass,” which was expected to - fers, Robb is still discretely polite The metal barrier was appar Rustic Canyon, when there were be a massive film hit. (It wasn’t.) - - about the dramas she must have ently damaged again by a heavy ve These are called “minnows” be witnessed behind the scenes. - hicle, curled into a foot-long jagged cause they follow the “big fish.” But after 13 years she want - He specializes in producing shard that rips open cars on the pas - ed to move on, spending more senger side after they have turned direct-to-video movies that shame - time raising her own children. She left from Chautauqua onto PCH. lessly, but legally, cash in on ma wanted to produce a cookbook of Caltrans is very fast at repairing jor studio projects. Some call them - royal favorites. the metal barrier, maybe because minnows; Others have less com And this is where the garrulous its engineers are getting a lot of plimentary terms for them. and extroverted Schwartz stepped There was a documentary practice—it has been twisted into a in, digging out the contacts, honing shard at least three times in the last about the Titanic that would come the deals, spreading the message three months. about at the same time as the James like a super-salesman. But a rising chorus of horrified Cameron epic big fish. Then there - - They have co-founded a com drivers say that is not enough— was, to Disney’s lawyerly irrita Photo courtesy of Rhonda Lubka mercial operation called “The the metal barrier at the end of the tion, “Young Pocahontas” or “The The wall Royal Touch.” concrete “sleeve,” which protects - Secret of The Little Mermaid.” against Caltrans, the agency respon “Carolyn is the real deal— drivers from oncoming traffic must One even had Julie Andrews in - Drivers from Rustic Canyon, sible for the wall. very authentic, modest and yet be replaced by something less vul it. None to be taken too seriously. El Medio Bluffs, The Huntington The alternative is the agency’s with impeccable tastes,” Schwartz nerable to damage and less likely to - - By contrast, Robb was very and Via Mesa all joined in on Next own claims process for damages un said last week. cause vehicular destruction. serious when, at 8 years old, she - - door with similar accounts of being “Which is why the first edi Outsider experts have recom der $10,000, which may not cover - stood outside Buckingham Palace blindsided by what is supposed to all the damages to the German au tion of the cookbook, ‘The Royal mended a hard-plastic wall which, and told her father, “One day I am be a safety wall. tomobile. Touch,’ has sold out and we are if struck, disintegrates rather than has been - going to cook in there.” And she The Palisadian-Post Caltrans has said they are “look busy printing a second edition.” adds to driver woes. did. - contacted by an attorney who lent After all, which “Downton The latest cascade of calam ing into” the design of the wall, but The South African-born chef “one of his BMWs” to his parents that is not enough for Bonin. Abbey” fan does not want to know ities began on Thursday, June 1, was a nervous 21-year-old when - visiting from Europe who were A spokesman for the councilor the recipe for Prince William’s fa when a newly ripped shard gouged - she was invited to Kensington “distraught” when the shard tore up said this is the agency’s responsibil - vorite chocolate treat? - car of the Palisadian doctor. It was - Palace to interview for a job cook their car. ity, and that his office is dealing di And now, thanks to a part “gouged from front to back on the - ing for the Duke and Duchess of With a bill in the many thou rectly with Caltrans to urge them to nership of talents stretching from passenger side” by this projection. Gloucester. - sands of dollars, the attorney, who come up with fresh thinking about South Africa to Pacific Palisades, The doctor appealed to fellow vic They lived next door to Prince - requested temporary anonymity, is the old problem. you too can bake a royal cookie or tims on social media to get orga Charles and Princess Diana who, SpagBog a considering a class action lawsuit two. Or, if you insist, nized. two years later, invited her to cook la royale. for them instead. Palisadian-Post Serving the Community Since 1928

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Fox and the backing of experi- over how reviews are treated on “Is highlighting the negative enced restaurateurs Josh Loeb and their pages—“it’s the algorithm,” a ploy to make owners advertise Yelped: How a Palisadian Restaurant Zoe Nathan, who have also created they told him, which filters out on Yelp?” Huckleberry, Rustic Canyon, Cas- reviews suspected as written by Yelp denies this, saying, once sia and, in the Palisades, Sweet insiders. But there are also a lot again, they have no control over is (Accidentally) Challenging Rose Creamery, “It’s truly bizarre of Palisadians who like Tallula’s. the “neutral” algorithm. But, they to see their newish restaurant sit- Andy Gavin, the Castella- said, they are open to improving ting around with a two-star Yelp mmare video game tycoon and it. Crowdsourced Food Reviews average.” restaurant investor, said earlier Some critics suggest Yelp “The dismal ratings seem to this year his short-lived Ramen should add a “health warning” By JOHN HARLOW Mexican restaurant is overpriced, which aggregates critical responses be weighed down by the lack of Roll faced similar issues in Cul- onto suspect reviews rather than Editor-in-Chief pushing the gastronomic envelope to films, can make or break a vul- any positive reviews,” wrote an- ver City. hiding them away. toward faddy gimmickry. nerable movie. Since 2004, Yelp alyst Matthew Kang. He said Yelp suppresses ques- Others suggest the hungry e are a diverse community, Fans proclaim, with just as has wielded similar power over the Most of the 49 reviews are tionably-positive reviews more should adulterate Yelp with oth- but there is one passion that much certainty, that in a town dom- always-fragile restaurant business. mixed or negative, but there are often than the suspiciously nega- er review sites, such as Google, Wunites many. Palisadians love din- inated by regional Italian cuisines, Critics, long wary of Yelp’s also 131 “other reviews” that are tive: “You get bad reviews from which currently gives Tallula’s ing out, and nearly everyone holds and Pearl Dragon’s Wing Ding rules, have found their exemplar of “not recommended” by Yelp for ex-server’s boyfriends and com- a strong 4.2 and Trip Advisor, strong opinions on food, wine and Burger, the adventurous twists on unfair treatment in the highly-fil- failing to meet its standards. mercial rivals, who write fake which gives it a mouthwatering cocktails. dishes such as Mexican Sauerkraut tered selection of crowdsourced “Digging into this wasteland one-star reviews. Yelp is very ag- 4.5 out of five. We know this because nothing and Duck Chilaquiles are a breath reviews for Tallula’s. of banned reviews finds there are gressive and not biz-friendly. If all Or, as with many other restau- fills the Palisadian-Post postbag of fresh air. The Santa Monica Canyon pages and pages of five-star -re of Tallula’s reviews counted, they rants in the Palisades, simply try faster than Rick Caruso revealing Normally this would all calm restaurant has become a rallying views that are grey and hard to would be at least a point higher.” it yourself. a new place to test-drive the taste down over a few months as the eat- cry for fairness and transparency read, left out of Tallula’s public The Eater article has been buds. ery fine-tunes the menu. on Yelp. page,” Kang said. discussed in Asia and Europe, Yet even by these standards, But, in this case, Tallula’s has The rebellion was born six “The ratio of accepted to where one commentator said, Tallula’s, which opened on Entrada also taken on a role that’s not on weeks ago when Eater posed the not-accepted reviews looks out of “There are limits to the intelli- Drive in May, has prompted fiery any menu—it’s become a global question in a headline: “Why is the line, even for Yelp, and especially gence of crowds. Amplify that on debate among the town’s eaterati. test case for how social media and Yelp rating for Tallula’s so low?” for a restaurant that was this high- a platform whose rules of engage- And it is a debate that has gone crowdsourcing treats new ventures. The online magazine points ly anticipated.” ment are commercially confiden- global. It is now accepted wisdom in out that, with celebrated chef and Owner Loeb contacted Yelp, tial and you have to ask: What is Some argue that the high-end Hollywood that Rotten Tomatoes, “eat your veggie” author Jeremy who told him they have no control really going on with Yelp? The logo Photo courtesy of Tallula’s Jeweler to Shine Bright at Palisades Village Powerhouse Senator in Town By JOHN HARLOW always been a dream in the back Editor-in-Chief of my mind,” Meyer said. “It seemed like just the right mo- Elizabeth Warren, the se- he newest tenant to be con- ment when the Caruso team came nior U.S. senator representing firmed for Rick Caruso’s Pal- to me. Massachusetts and probably the Tisades Village project is Jennifer “Pacific Palisades has always most popular figure on the Pro- Meyer, the acclaimed jewelry de- felt like quintessential California, gressive wing of the Democratic signer and stylist. and as I was born and raised in Party alongside Bernie Sanders, Meyer is an Angeleno who LA, this opportunity was a per- was applauded by fellow diners has been creating delicate yet fect fit.” at Taste restaurant in The High- substantial pieces since she was 6 “Jen has impeccable style, lands on Saturday, Sept 2. She years old. She has won accolades and is also an exceptional busi- was on a private visit with her such as Jeweler of the Year in US nesswoman and friend,” said family, but still posed for a selfie Magazine and has garnered rec- Rick Caruso, CEO and founder with many Palisadians, includ- ognition from the CFDA/Vogue of Caruso. “I couldn’t be more ing, left, Jill Smith. Over the last Fashion Fund. thrilled that she’s opening her 10 days, the Palisades has been She created the heart-shaped first store in Pacific Palisades, a visited by Republican candidate locket Tobey Maguire gave Jennifer Meyer town that she’s been a neighbor Dr. Lawrence Wright, who is Kirsten Dunst in “Spider-Man 3” Photo courtesy of Caruso to throughout her life.” challenging U.S. Congressman and designed Jennifer Aniston’s Jennifer Meyer is the first Ted Lieu, and Progressive attor- wedding ring when she married She will be offering both fashion brand to be announced by ney Pat Harris. For more on the Justin Theroux in 2015. her established line of charms Caruso. Photo courtesy of Jill Smith Harris campaign, turn to Page 5. Meyer has also created a and bracelets, including, fans She will be joining McCon- line for Barney’s New York, a hope, her trademark leaf-shaped nell’s Fine Ice Creams, Bay The- 12-piece, ready-to-wear fall col- 18-Karat gold charm that rep- atre by Cinépolis Luxury Cin- lection called Barney’s New York resents “turning over a new leaf,” emas, Vintage Grocers and the Jennifer Meyer. as well as some limited-edition return of a community favorite, But the 500-square-foot bou- pieces designed with Palisadians Benton’s Sports. Warning: Rise of the ‘Granny Flat’ tique in Palisades Village will be in mind. Palisades Village is expected Meyer’s first retail outlet. “Opening my own store has to open in August 2018. Could Reshape the Palisades Readers reported weekend power outages in Castellammare, By JOHN HARLOW ty—giving the city both a moral warned that once other devel- Beating the Heat Lower Marquez and The Hunting- Editor-in-Chief glow by tackling homelessness opers realized the granny flat ton amid the blistering heat. and a tax boost. rule was a way around existing By MATTHEW MEYER level in the Palisades,” Weston But Palisadians with Labor n January, California and the Some of the rule changes building restrictions, they would Reporter said. Day plans for the great outdoors city of Los Angeles, seeking to are technical, LUC chair How- be descending en masse to areas But, he added, the most sur- breathed a sigh of relief on their Iease the housing shortage, aban- ard Robinson explained, such as such as the Alphabet Streets— alisadians were relieved to see prising element was that the holiday Monday. doned most planning controls eliminating the need for a clear, again. that Labor Day, the unofficial near-triple digit reading came After some light rain in the over “accessory dwelling units,” 10-foot wide passageway from “It is a Trojan Horse for big- Pend of summer, also marked a from around 10 a.m. morning (.06 inches, according also known as “granny flats.” the street to the granny flat door. ger homes,” he said. reprieve from the scorching heat “I’ve never seen it that hot to Weston), a comfortable high of Now, unlike most other Even the California Coast- But there was one consensus wave that set record highs across that early,” Weston told the Post. 78 degrees made barbecues, pool building enterprises, you can al Commission, which is both on the issue: As the city consid- Southern California this season. In the San Fernando Valley parties and beach days in the Pali- build any extension you like— praised and criticized for limiting ers new rules to deal with the Resident weather-tracker and Inland Empire, temperatures sades a pleasant affair. almost. development near beaches, is re- consequences of deregulation, Craig Weston told the Palisadi- routinely climbed above 105 in There’s reason for optimism And Palisadians are won- laxing some rules: It will require the time to influence such deci- an-Post that his monitoring sta- recent weeks. too—temperatures are projected dering whether these adjoining granny flats to have only one sions is now. tion in The Huntington clocked a Angelenos cranked up the air to remain at a more temperate lev- apartments, which can fill up a rather than two parking spots. sweltering high of 99 on Sunday, conditioning, straining the city’s el for at least the next week. backyard or transform a small LUC member Rick Mills THIS WEEK iN Sept. 3, one degree short of last energy infrastructure and setting For Palisades-specific weather house into a duplex, are going to asked whether a homeowner year’s record 100. an LADWP record for demand on readings, visit Weston’s website at change the town. could now turn an average house “It’s rare that we get to this the final day of August. weatherlink.com/user/chartist10. The issue dominated the into a duplex? pali life second meeting of the recently Yes, you can, replied Robin- established Land Use Commit- son, add a separate kitchen to a Picture This: The tee, which reports to the Pacific recreation room and create a du- Palisades, 2037 A.D. Palisades Community Council, plex, which could be home for a (page 17) and has prompted much earnest “failure to launch” offspring or discussion among Realtors, local a high-paying renter. Rules gov- architects and developers. erning Airbnb occupations are The city and state have swept still under review. away a forest of rules that, until “At least it would be less now, ensured that building an ex- intrusive than a monster home,” tension for your grandmother to Mills said. live in—or to rent out on Airb- More positively, granny flats nb—meant that only a dozen could allow aging “property-rich, Art of the Summer granny flats were approved per cash-poor” Palisadians to stay in (page 22) year. town for a while longer. Now there could be a flood. “The cost of assisted living is The demand is there: A coun- higher than the cost of remodel- ty engineer told the Palisadi- ing,” one commentator said. an-Post there could have been There was a division on LUC an estimated 5,000 illegally con- about how many Palisadian lots verted apartments since 2013. might be transformed like this. Now, unless they are death- Chris Spitz, PPCC chair traps, many of these “bootleg” emeritus, said she did not believe apartments can be legalized and it would be many. Families flocked to the beach amid record heat last week. Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer improve the value of the proper- Reza Akef, a house builder, Page 4 Palisadian-Post September 7, 2017

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Stop the Cyber-Bullying Out of the Past January 14, 1982 2¢ Last week some local people got very aggressive on social 2¢ Your Two Cents’ Worth media, putting up a photograph of two local boys who they accused of vandalizing a Rustic Canyon tree. Got something to say? Call (310) 454-1321 or email 2cents@ This reckless posting broke so many rules of decency and palipost.com and get those kudos fairness, if I was one of the boys’ parents, I would be very or concerns off your chest. Names deeply upset. But there is also a bigger problem here. will not be used. In the 21 years I have lived here, I have seen a lot of outra- geous things. But these bad experiences are being eclipsed on social media. Just Be Kind For instance, in an attempt to help the community increase LAPD traffic enforcement when dealing with the Ruthless Ry- For the owners who live derz, I decided to join Nextdoor. up the hills: Please pick up This site is an easy tool for quick, responsive reactions. your housekeeper or nanny But my experience there turned out to be a much rougher ride at the bus stops in this heat, than expected. don’t let them walk miles For three months, I interacted with residents under the threads Ruthless Ryderz, Ruthless Ryderz - Part 2 and Ruthless up hill to your home. If you Ryderz - Part 3. are too busy, there is Uber. Not only was I insulted and bullied by Palisadians but, I have given rides many elsewhere, so were teenagers, anyone with a different opinion times to the housekeepers, and even a new restaurant in town. but especially this morning, One would think that disclosing your name would prevent this, but people tweaked their name or occupation to fly below at 8:30 a.m., it was 90 de- the radar. grees, I offered a ride to a Karin became Karen. An infamous news anchor became housekeeper who works in a handyman to get away with their nastiness. But all of these the upper Marquez neigh- characters are just a Google away, along with public property tax records, from discovery. borhood. Thank you. Oh, my! So, listen up Pacific Palisades: Stop this awful behavior. Impatient You are not only embarrassing yourself, but also making A black BMW sedan was our town look intolerant. I can hear the real estate market fiz- zling as we speak. swerving down Bollinger Good, I knew that would get your attention! on 8/31. The teenage driver Food to Go—Meals on Wheels, recently started in Pacific Palisades, starts with had one hand on the wheel Paula Leonhauser Floyd McKeithen, who prepares lunch and dinner five days a week. and the other texting and Alphabet Streets was not paying attention. Do you know where the person in this photo is today? Contact [email protected]. Please wait. Our friend’s child just got hit by some- one doing the same thing. Postcards Disappointed Disappointed that Caru- so has signed up two very expensive additional busi- nesses—another very ex- pensive Italian and Sweet Laurel’s has cakes at $76 and will not be utilized by most of the Palisades.

Careless Please investigate the idi- ocy/entitlement of people in the Palisades who walk down the middle of the street instead of the side- walk? I’m serious—it’s an epidemic. This is our Hous- ton.

Stuart Sellers visits Budapest, the capital of Hungary, with a copy of the Post.

The CTeen Palisades Club attended the International Annual Chabad Teen Leadership Conference in New York Want to see your photo in the Post? Take your Palisadian-Post where they met up with more than 2,000 teens from around the world for a weekend of workshops, inspiration on your next trip (near or far) and email a photo to [email protected]. and unity. The group is pictured here in front of 770-Chabad World Headquarters in Brooklyn.

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Neighborhood News self-identifying Millennial at the his spouse, Carole Welsman, a PALISADES Outsider Takes His Fight gathering said he needed to know world-famous jazz pianist. more about “the Pat Harris sto- As Eugene Patterson Harris of THE VILLAGE ry” before he felt his generation the law firm Geragos and Geragos, to Democratic Establishment would be as excited as they are by he helped defend the late Michael End-of-Season Book Sale Senator Bernie Sanders. Jackson against child abuse accu- By JOHN HARLOW came out for single-payer and, if But, Harris said, he felt the sations and, less successfully, con- Friends of the Palisades Branch Library will host a parking lot Editor-in-Chief Feinstein does stand again, she time was right for a challenge to victed wife-killer Scott Peterson. book sale on Saturday, Sept. 9, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. could pivot—and cut political the status quo—as, indeed, Don- He admitted it may be an ¢ The sale will feature hundreds of gently used fiction and nonfic- ompared to even two decades ground from under Harris’ feet. ald Trump discovered last year. even steeper challenge to take on tion books, cookbooks, art books, and children’s literature, and will ago, when mature residents He told the Palisadian-Post This is, he said, not where he a powerhouse like Senator Fein- accept cash and credit cards as a method of payment. Cremember Pacific Palisades as po- that would be at least a “moral expected to be at this time of life. stein, but “it’s time to move on to Proceeds will go toward helping the Palisades Branch Library litically “quiescent,” overlooked victory.” He thought he would be someone with a bold, innovative purchase new books, research materials and media items that it by candidates for office on the do- He made it clear, in an hour- spending more time applauding platform that looks to the future.” would have otherwise not been able to offer. nor trail between Malibu and Bev- long speech and Q&A session, —GABRIELLA BOCK erly Hills, the town has become an that there would still be a great essential pit stop for fundraising. distance between himself and The latest visitor was Pat Feinstein, even if he still respects Marquez Knolls Harris, a famed San Francisco de- her personally. fense attorney who, in his middle “She supports increasing the Cruz Trial to Continue After Hiatus years, has found himself, much military budget. I believe we need to his own surprise, on the Pro- to divert that money into areas like Brian Thomas Cruz is due back in court on Wednesday, Sept. 6, gressive Left of politics standing scientific and medical research,” when Judge Lauren Weis-Birnstein will deliberate upon the results against state senator Dianne Fein- he said. of the defendant’s latest psychological evaluation. stein—if she chooses to run again “She is tough on crime and New findings could potentially reduce jail time for the 47-year- next year. opposes most basic reforms—I old homeless man charged with kidnapping, carjacking and assault This was just four days after believe in getting rid of for-prof- if the court deems him to be mentally incompetent. Palisadian Republicans hosted pe- it prisons and reforming the bail —GABRIELLA BOCK diatrician Dr. Kenneth Wright. system. (He is an early Trump endors- “Most importantly, we need er who will be standing against to get corporate money out of pol- Marquez Knolls U.S. Congressman Ted Lieu on itics,” Harris continued. “Senator a platform of stronger vetting of Feinstein takes millions of dollars Marquette Development Gets Green Light Syrian refugees, preventing bail in corporate donations and then Local architect and winemaker Cosimo Pizzulli’s eight-home reforms “that will release rapists says it has no influence on her redevelopment plan of his estate occupying the land at 560 and 690 on the streets” and child welfare votes, which is simply not true.” Marquette St. has been approved by the Civic League, Richard Blu- protections.) He said he is rejecting corpo- menberg told the Palisadian-Post on Friday, Sept. 1. Speaking at the Amalfi home rate and “black money,” which, he Described as “casual Palisadian meets Norman Rockwell,” Piz- of television documentarian Su- said wryly, has not made his fund- zuli’s starter homes will range between 2,923 square feet for the san Neisloss, the Arkansas-born raising any easier. smallest home and 5,330 square feet for the largest. Harris laid out a program that re- He has raised about $150,000 And while the development of Marquette had received some sembles the Bernie Sanders wing for his run and hopes to reach early contention, with one neighbor claiming that the area was geo- of the Democratic party. $400,000 by the end of this month. logically unstable, an LA City appointed geologist determined that He strongly supports a sin- By contrast, Feinstein, who building on the land did not pose any threat to the street’s stability. gle-payer healthcare system, not spends time working the Congress —GABRIELLA BOCK controversial in Europe, where it donor phone banks, has, accord- is a cheaper alternative to private ing to her latest federal filing, $3.2 sector medical providers—but million in her coffers. laden with enough fiscal bombs Harris won warm applause The Highlands to ensure that Feinstein cleaves from self-described Progressives to reforming the Affordable Care who have become weary of their Calvary Christian Returns Act instead. party’s links with Wall Street. Calvary Christian School But Kamala Harris, her col- He is keen to reach out to kicked off its academic year on league in Washington, recently the Millennial vote, but the sole Reaching high: Pat Harris Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer Tuesday, Sept. 4, welcoming back more than 400 students to a campus that recently renovated Optimist Club Sends Young Volunteer to Sea the fourth- and fifth-grade class- rooms as well as school offices. By GABRIELLA BOCK The Highlands-based school, Reporter home to students from pre-school Photo courtesy of Calvary Christian School through eighth grade, welcomed n July 29, the Floating Doc- two new teachers this year: middle school Spanish teacher Amanda tors, a Pacific Palisades Op- House and fifth-grade teacher Cristina Garcia. Otimist Club-sponsored nonprofit —MATTHEW MEYER organization, boarded wooden boats and set sail on another mis- sion to Bocas del Toro, Panama. RUSTIC CANYON But what made this expedi- tion so unique was its addition Newman to Conduct Philharmonic of Victor Solorio, a recent Opti- mist Youth Home graduate who, On Thursday, Sept. 7, Palisadian-grown composer David New- with a little help from PPOC, man will conduct the Philharmonic orchestra to play alongside foot- achieved his goal to intern for age from the classic Hollywood musical “Singing in the Rain.” the philanthropic organization. David, who is the son of nine-time Oscar-winning composer Al- Founded by Palisadian Ben fred Newman, grew up in Rustic Canyon alongside siblings, Thom- LaBrot, Floating Doctors is a as Newman and Maria Newman, and cousin, Randy Newman. seafaring medical group respon- In his 30-year career, David has scored more than 110 films, sible for providing free, acute ranging from “Throw Mama from the Train,” “Matilda,” “Bowfin- and preventative healthcare ser- ger” and “Heathers,” to award-winning animated films such as “Ice vices to people living in isolated Age,” “The Brave Little Toaster” and “Anastasia.” areas. —GABRIELLA BOCK By providing food safety, prenatal education, nutritional Solorio and other volunteers check in new patients. Photo courtesy of BenLabrot counseling and clean water solu- tions, the organization aims to organization,” LaBrot said. “He Once in Panama, Solorio fundamental health services for reduce child and maternal mor- probably emailed me a dozen and the doctors traveled by land all who need them. tality rates in developing nations times with [an] inquiry ... from and sea to remote village jungles “It was interesting to watch like Panama and its outskirts. there we were determined to throughout Central America, Victor jump right in and connect LaBrot told the Palisadi- help him get onboard.” where he assisted with Spanish with all the new people he met,” an-Post that he first met Victor Together, the Optimist translation, equipment manage- LaBrot said. “He’s such a caring after making a presentation at Club and Floating Doctors ac- ment and taught young, indige- and patient young man—he’s the DTLA Youth Home that was quired the documentation that nous children proper hand wash- going to do great things with his meant to inspire and encourage the 18-year-old would need to ing techniques. life.” The composer Photo courtesy of davidnewman.com underprivileged youth to seek travel, such as a passport and LaBrot later told the Post On Aug. 21, after three in- careers in service-based indus- up-to-date immunizations, and that the young man had been trepid weeks in Panama, Solorio tries. made Solorio’s dream of finally a true asset to his team as they returned home to Los Angeles “Victor knew right away that venturing outside LA County a hiked through dense forests and where he is preparing to begin Spotted in the Palisadian-Post: he wanted to come and help our reality. fulfilled their mission to provide his first year of nursing school. June 4, 1970 CRIME REPORT Parade Group Rejects ‘Hair’ in BURGLARY/THEFT FROM VEHICLE August 27 at 9:30 p.m. The sus- and 10:30 p.m. The suspect dam- TRESPASS Dispute of Americanism 300 block of Arno Way, be- pect smashed the glass on a door aged the lock on victim’s door at- 15900 block of Sunset, Au- tween August 31 at 9 a.m. and to enter and took victims’ safe and tempting to enter victim’s home gust 30 at 12:30 p.m. A 26-year- A week ago, a float for the cast of the controversial rock September 1 at 11 a.m. The sus- jewelry. old female was arrested for tres- musical “Hair” was tentatively accepted by the Palisades pect entered victim’s vehicle, 700 block of Toyopa, August VANDALISM passing after being advised to Americanism Parade Association. opened the trunk, and took vic- 31 between 11:45 a.m. and 3:30 1000 block of Fiske St, Au- leave the property. This week the entry definitely is out—and PAPA leaders tim’s jewelry. p.m. The suspect entered victim’s gust 28 at 2:15 PM. The suspect say it is out to stay. home through a door and took a damaged the windshield on vic- Provided by LAPD Senior Lead Officer Alleged desecration of the American Flag in the course of BURGLARY laptop computer. tim’s vehicle because he was angry Michael Moore. In case of emergency, call 911. To report a non-emergency, the play offered the opposition a strong argument. 900 block of Chautauqua, 600 block of N Las Casas, that the victim was taking recycling call 877-275-5273. between August 25 at 1 p.m. and September 1 between 6:30 p.m. material from the trash.

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A Very Happy Centennial Lunch Program Starts Fresh at Pali High By MATTHEW MEYER Neighbors, family and longtime friends came together last week Reporter to celebrate the 100th birthday of Palisadian Alice Brown. About 35 people attended the birthday bash, which was held in alisades Charter High School the Via De La Paz condos recreation room and hosted by the Via De Pis overhauling the way it feeds La Paz Homeowners Association and the Via Voices group. students this year, partnering with It was a “wonderful, warm tribute,” Voices member Mavis Fein- a new vendor—and bringing back berg told the Palisadian-Post. a familiar face to the lunchroom— “It was a privilege to be able to honor her,” Feinberg added. that it hopes will make students “She’s always been a very giving and loving person.” happier and healthier. —MATTHEW MEYER The school catering company Chartwells K12 has taken over Pali High’s kitchen and brought back a beloved former Pali High staff member, Cecilia Ramirez, as Pali High is revamping lunchtime. Photo by Morgan Taylor director of dining services. Chartwells is promising both Boussina positively beams Ramirez, a longtime lunchroom healthier and more attractive when she describes the school’s staff member who had departed fare—a tall order for a company new menu options: orange chick- in recent years, to help guide that tasked with feeding finicky teens. en with broccoli and brown rice, process. “It’s my obligation to get them flatbread sandwiches, seasonal “She’s a wonderful asset,” the missing nutrients, vitamins fruits and vegetables, smoothies, Boussina said. “The school and and minerals they’re lacking,” salads, and parfaits among them. the students know her and abso- said Chartwells District Manag- Yes, pizza too—though Bous- lutely love her.” er Annette Boussina, but also “to sina assures it’s made in-house, And the school’s lunch pro- encourage curiosity about their not “heat and serve” from an out- gram will go beyond serving food, food—where it’s grown, how and side caterer. she promised. by whom.” That’s a focus of Chartwells’ Boussina said that Chartwells Boussina told the Palisadi- approach in general, she said. It’s offers curriculum for a culinary an-Post that her passion for school “home-style cooking,” with most arts program, “teaching gardens” nutrition is personal. of the items made by Chartwells for education on seasonal eating She was a restaurateur when themselves. and other ancillary services that she sent her own son to grade The program is brand new, and can incorporate nutritional learn- school, and she was appalled by at a presentation to Pali’s Board of ing in the classroom. the largely processed, sugar-rich Trustees last month, both Boussi- They’ll be organizing an options he was served in the caf- na and board members acknowl- on-campus farmers market for eteria. edged that challenges remain in students in September. She made the transition to familiarizing students with the Boussina said it’s all part of school dining services shortly af- new menu, balancing supply and a more holistic approach to the ter and has been rolling out lunch demand, and shepherding stu- school cafeteria—“a huge op- programs at schools like Pali High dents toward healthier choices. portunity to feed our children in Photos by Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer ever since. The school welcomed back mind, body and soul.”

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THEATER REVIEW ‘The Fantasticks’ Opens Thunderously at Theatre Palisades

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n Friday, Sept. 1, Theatre Palisades opened its fall Oseason with an intimate revival of the world’s longest-running off-Broadway musical, “The Fantasticks.” Directed by beloved produc- er Sherman Wayne, Theatre Pal- isades’ latest production had the Pierson Playhouse packed to full capacity during opening week- Fathers dance and meddle. end—and with good reason. Wayne, a celebrated figure around the playhouse, earned his big break in 1962 when he was signed on to co-produce “The Fantasticks” during its early years at the Sullivan Street The- ater in Greenwich Village. With fans all across the globe, the pro- duction would go on to run for 57 years until its last show on June 4. With music by Tom Jones and Harvey Schmidt, the play is a moonlit adaptation of Edmond Rostand’s Victorian comedy “The Romancers,” laden with laughter, tears and astounding Broadway-style vibrato. It’s a tale of timeless relat- ability: Two young, star-crossed The colorful cast Photos by Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer Our lovers lovers part ways, only to find that the world is not so pretty in the own beauty, falls in love with the ples must endure. their families for good. Together Michael-Anthony Nozzi had the tykus and Liza Wallace played sunlight. boy-next-door despite the “disap- Bringing in the conflict were they enlist the help of El Gallo, a audience in side-splitting laugh- offstage as a live orchestra and Add in two neighboring fa- proval” of her father. lovable fathers Bellomy—played Spanish bandit who serves as the ter during the play’s rowdy kid- provided the classic music that thers who, although well-inten- Playing opposite Morris was by Darin Greenblatt—and Huck- play’s narrator, and two screw- napping scene. has enchanted theatergoers for tioned, devise a scheme to con- Jeremiah Lussier as Matt, our lebee—played by Greg Abbott— ball actors, Mortimer and Henry, And although he had no nearly six decades. trol the fate of their children and boy tenor who captivates Lui- who delighted in faking a feud to “kidnap” Luisa and grant Matt speaking lines, Jeff Dewitt was The trio, along with the ac- you’ve got “The Fantasticks.” sa—and audience-goers—with between their houses. the chance to save his lady from a pleasant addition as “the mute” tors’ professionally trained vocals Stepping into the role of his seraphic voice and sweet de- Why, you may ask? despair. who provided stage props, moved and powerful stage chemistry, 16-year-old Luisa, part one of meanor. It’s simple: As stated in their But will such plans succeed, furniture and mimed important made the evening one “Fantas- our naive twosome, was the ev- Perhaps just as naive as his hilariously joyful duet, “Chil- and if so, will the young lovers details that would have otherwise tick” affair in Pacific Palisades. er-so-charming Giane Morris, counterpart, Matt’s budding love dren, I guess, must get their own find contentment without drama? been left unexplained by the pro- whose thunderous voice shook is displayed through idealistic way the minute that you say no.” Charming and suave, Drew duction’s minimal set. Running through Oct. 8, the room with raw emotion. daydreams and romantic prose, Hoping to see them marry, Fitzsimmons transformed into It should also be mentioned tickets to “The Fantasticks” are Luisa, a sheltered girl who yet houses no true understanding the meddling fathers hatch a final the role of the deceitful bandit that conductor and pianist Brian available at theatrepalisades. has just realized the power of her of the harder realities that all cou- plan to end the fued and combine and Mark Fields Davidson and Murphy and harpists Emma Ros- org.

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www.palipost.com Palisadian-Post SportThursday, September 7, 2017 s Page 11 Turning up the Heat Offense Ignites as Pali High Football Christens New Field with 48-7 Rout of Sylmar Pali High Football Looking to Extend By STEVE GALLUZZO Charter Bowl Streak Sports Editor he Palisades High football big game atmosphere brought team travels to the San Fer- Aout the best in the Palisades Tnando Valley to renew its rivalry High varsity football team last with Granada Hills on Friday and Thursday on a hot, muggy night at the Dolphins want nothing more Stadium by the Sea. Motivated to than to keep their winning streak win on their new field in front of alive in the annual grudge game their fans, the Dolphins pounded between the City Section’s first a proud Sylmar team 48-7 to stay two charter schools. in the hunt for an Open Division “This is another road game playoff berth. against a West Valley team in “Our theme all week long was the early season heat,” Pali High to treat this game like a qualifier,” Coach Tim Hyde said. “It’s an- Coach Tim Hyde said. “Our ul- other week for us to keep work- timate goal is to make the Open ing on preparing for the Western Division. We want to be in the top League but this game is huge to tier in the City, which means the us because it’s a trophy game. first eight. This was another step.” Sophomore linebacker Sy Riley sacks Sylmar quarterback Emilio Max Palees barrels into the end zone for the first of his two touch- Our only goal this week is to take After throwing two intercep- Contreras in last Thursday’s nonleague win. Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer down runs in Palisades’ victory over Sylmar. Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer a team photo afterwards hoisting tions and losing a fumble in the that trophy up in the air. We love Dolphins’ opener six days earlier, ly in the third quarter to break the “The game was exactly what ter TJ Michel said. “We go hard in playing this game!” quarterback Daniel Hayes looked game wide open. I expected... we had to settle for practice and it all comes down to Palisades routed Granada more poised in the pocket against “Coach looked at the defense a couple field goals but they’re conditioning. I think I’m stronger Hills by 39 points last season— the largest margin of victory by the Spartans, completing seven of and saw they couldn’t guard me,” a deep man team and we were on pass blocking and my job is to either team in Charter Bowl his- 10 passes for 175 yards and three Bailey said. “I scored on a jet able to get them in man-on-man protect everyone.” tory­—but the Highlanders return touchdowns, two to wideout Cam- sweep that was called back [on matchups that took the wind out Hyde piloted the Dolphins to quarterback Ernesto Guevara, eron Bailey and a 35-yarder to a penalty] but that didn’t phase of their sails,” Hyde said. “Cris- a share of the league title and the who threw for 321 yards and four Alex Vaupen that gave Palisades me. Early on, we weren’t getting tian Popescu made a great catch City Division I quarterfinals last touchdowns against the Dolphins a 27-0 lead right before halftime. enough yards running, so we went on a deflection to set up a score. fall and has even greater expecta- as a sophomore two years ago. “The line blocked really well to the air. Daniel is more comfort- Things went right from there.” tions for this year’s team. Hyde had high praise for and it all starts with them,” Hayes able with the team and it shows.” Dakotah Hamilton broke the “We really stress playing hard the Granada Hills signal caller: said. “All my receivers got open. Stadium by the Sea was first ice with a three-yard scoring run for all four quarters,” Hyde said. “He’s a third-year starting QB Cameron is super fast and Alex renovated 10 years ago and the late in the first quarter and -Pali “Sylmar could’ve won that game who has caused us havoc over ran some great routs.” Dolphins played their first foot- sades was well on its way to one last week. We thought this would the last two years and he’s one Bailey, whose electrifying 95- ball game on turf on Nov. 2, 2007, of its most lopsided victories in be a black and blue type game.” of the most competitive kids I’ve yard kickoff return helped turn the a 42-0 defeat to Western League Hyde’s five seasons at the helm. (Continued on Page 13) coached against.” tide against Cleveland, scored on rival Venice on homecoming. The Blocking up front proved to be a (Continued on page 16) receptions of 32 yards late in the result of Friday’s christening was major factor. Right: Offensive tackle Syr Riley second quarter and 34 yards ear- more to the Dolphins’ liking. “We take pride in that,” cen- Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer

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By STEVE GALLUZZO Top Winner Receives a Sports Editor $15 Gift Certificate to (excluding tax and gratuity) ever underestimate the heart ® of a champion. Last season, NGigi Feingold and Caroline Ross teamed up to win the City Individ- 873 Swarthmore Ave., Pacific Palisades, CA 90272 ual doubles title and last Thursday CONTESTCONTEST ENTRYENTRY DEADLINE: FRIDAY,FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER 19, 5, 2014,2014, 5 5 P.M. P.M. afternoon they were locked in a CONTEST ENTRY DEADLINE: FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2017, 5 P.M. tense struggle in the first rotation NAME: of the Palisades High girls tennis ADDRESS: team’s season opener against host Marymount at Rancho Park. PHONE: Just as they had in the third set COLLEGECOLLEGE against teammates Maddy Goore q FresnoClemsonGeorgia State at q NotreUtahFlorida Dame State and Alex Hart in the City finals 10 Nebraska at q Oregon months earlier, Feingold and Ross q USCCalifornia q StanfordArizona Auburn at q Clemson raised their level of play when it q MichiganMississippi State State at q OregonLSU q Oklahoma at q Oklahoma St. mattered most, prevailing 7-3 in a q MichiganUtah at q NotreMichigan Dame q Stanford at q USC tiebreaker against the Sailors’ No. q ColoradoOklahoma State at q BoiseWest Virginia State 1 duo to pave the way for the Dol- NFL PRO phins’ 15 1/2 to 2 1/2 victory. Feingold and Ross then won q BrownsChargersRavens at q SteelersBillsBengals at q Titans their second set 6-0 before being q RaidersPackers at q JetsLions q Seahawks at q Packers subbed out for ninth graders Kalea q 49ers at q CowboysCardinals Martin and Claudia Goore, who q Giants at q Cowboys at were tied 4-4 when the match was q ColtsPatriotsCowboys at q RamsDolphins stopped due to time constraints. q BengalsBears at q RavensJets TIEBREAKER Palisades won all eight of Palisades High freshman Halsey Hulse hits a backhand winner in last Thursday’s intersectional TIEBREAKER the doubles sets completed in the match against Marymount. She swept her three doubles sets in the Dolphins’ win. Photo: Steve Galluzzo q Chargers at q Broncos q SaintsBroncos at q FalconsSeahawks round robin format. Freshmen Score: ______/______Noe Winter and Halsey Hulse, In singles, twins Ireland and “I’m pleased because we only Palisades traveled to San- OFFICIAL CONTEST RULES: Every week, the Palisadian-Post will have a selection of NFL and college football teams. who played together at Paul Re- Sophia Amato swept at No. 1 and beat them 4-2 at our place last ta Monica yesterday for another Check the teams you predict will win each game. The person with the most correct picks wins. In the case of a tie, the tie-breaker score vere Middle School, took two sets No. 2, neither surrendering more year,” Pali High Coach Bud Kling intersectional showdown and 22 will be used. The player who 1) picks the winning team and 2) comes closest to the total number of points scored by both teams wins. If one or more participants pick the winner and the same number of points, whoever is closer to the winning team’s score wins the contest. 6-0, 6-0 at the No. 2 position, then than one game in any set. Three said. “This shows we have more players head north today for this All entries must arrive at the office of the Palisadian-Post, 881 Alma Real Drive, Suite 213, no later than 5 p.m. on the Friday before Hulse paired with Alex Hart to players rotated at the No. 3 spot. depth than last year, particularly weekend’s California Classic in game weekend. Entries received after that will be disallowed. There is a limit of one entry per person. No photocopies, computer-generated or faxed entries are permitted. The contest is open to win her third set, 6-4. Sophia Arvin and Taylor Barfield in doubles and all but one person Fresno, where the Dolphins went everyone except for employees of the Palisadian-Post and their immediate families. Winners will be notified each week and their names Maddy Goore and Alex Mill- lost their sets but Sarah Slavkin who came got to play. Our lineup 4-1 to take first place in Level B of will be printed in the subsequent edition of the paper. Winners must report to the offices of the Palisadian-Post to declare prizes. The er swept 6-0, 6-1, 6-0 at the No. 3 won hers in the last round to pad isn’t set in stone so everyone has Division 3 last year. League play decisions of the editors of the Palisadian-Post are final. Winning certificates must be used by January 31, 2018. doubles spot. the final score. to earn playing time in practice.” opens Monday at Hamilton. LAST WEEK’S WINNER: KATIE EBERT (+9) PALI SPORTS Want more Palisadian-Post EXTRA sports coverage? Visit our Pali Sports Extra blog at www.palipost.com/category/palisades-sports-extra/ VIDEOS for videos, live tweets, photo galleries, updates and interviews www.PaliPost.com with your favorite players and coaches. Page 12 Palisadian-Post September 7, 2017 Athlete of the Week Dolphins Better by Half HAMZAH ALSAUDI By STEVE GALLUZZO den said. “This time we dominat- Sports Editor ed. We scored on four of our five possessions and they went three- efore the start of last Thurs- and-out five times, meaning they day’s home opener, Kelly didn’t pick up a first down.” BLoftus told members of the Pal- Kenneth Cline scored the first isades High junior varsity foot- touchdown on Palisades’ new turf ball team that the best present field with a three-yard run on the they could possibly give him Dolphins’ fourth play from scrim- was a victory over Sylmar. mage and Tayari Gloster added The Dolphins not only gave the two-point conversion. him that, they had another sur- Adam Cravens scored on prise in store for their beloved a four-yard fullback dive, Nick line coach who has poured his Ghysels scored on a three-yard heart and soul into the program. quarterback sneak and Kaalan While addressing the team after Day scored on an eight-yard run. its impressive 26-0 victory, Lof- After three fumbles and an in- tus was presented with a Jackie terception in their opener six days Robinson baseball bat, which he before, the Dolphins played mis- raised proudly with two hands. take-free football against Sylmar. “I collect ball bats, so this “I was glad we got a half in is a great gift,” said Loftus, who and this is a huge improvement had celebrated his 60th birthday over last week,” Marsden said. two days before. “The fact we “We had no penalties and no won big is the best part. I’m very turnovers. Our kicker Tommy proud of our effort!” [Meek] has been hurt all season. The kickoff was delayed one Sebastian Conway-Burt filled A senior wrestler at Palisades High, Hamzah took first place hour because of heat concerns in last week and in this game it at 220.5 pounds in the Men’s Cadet Division at The Battle on and quarter lengths were short- was Jake Lyon. We still haven’t the Midway Tournament in San Diego. In the finals, he beat ened. Lightning strikes in the area caused a turnover on defense but Dane Martinez of Brawley Union. In February, Hamzah repeated caused the game to be called at other than that I’m satisfied. Our as City Section 197-pound champion with a 5-3 decision over halftime, but 20 minutes is all the passing game looked good. Nick San Pedro’s Abraham Rivera. Last season, he won the Turkey Dolphins needed to prove they [Ghysels] completed three pass- Duals, Golden Legends, Redondo Duals, Bishop Amat Rumble, were the superior team. es and [backup] Forrest Brock Blackwatch and Arroyo Classic tournaments to earn a Top 15 “The last two years the scores was one-for-one with a 40-yard- state ranking. To nominate your favorite Palisadian for Athlete against them were 8-0 and 12-8, er. The plan was to get everyone Line coach Kelly Loftus and the Dolphins are batting a thousand of the Week, email [email protected]. so obviously tough, low-scoring in, which we would’ve done if after beating Sylmar 26-0 in last Thursday’s junior varsity football games,” head coach Ray Mars- we’d played the second half.” game at Stadium by the Sea. Photo: Steve Galluzzo Kai Forbath Wins Vikings’ Placekicking Competition

onsistent might be the best word to describe Forbath grew up in the Highlands and enjoyed a with the team. Tampa Bay claimed him off waivers Koehn, a free agent from Iowa, showed off a big Minnesota Vikings placekicker Kai Forbath. stellar prep career at Notre Dame High in Sherman and in the preseason he made all five of his field goal leg in the preseason, making a 58-yarder against San CThat is what earned him the starting role over first- Oaks. He won the Lou Groza Award at UCLA as the tries. Washington signed him in October 2012 and he Francisco, but he missed a 47-yarder in that game year kicker Marshall Koehn in a hotly-contested nation’s top collegiate kicker. After signing with Dal- made a 50-yard field goal in his NFL debut. and missed an extra point in the preseason finale. competition this summer. In the end, experience las in 2011 he was immediately placed on the active Forbath signed with Minnesota as a free agent Forbath has never missd a field goal in a game and accuracy won out as the veteran made all of non-football injury list. In April of the next year he midway through last season and he went a perfect since joining the Vikings. He has made 84 of 97 his kicks in the preseason to retain his job. was waived by the Cowboys, having never practiced 15-for-15 on field goals. career attempts (86.6 percent).

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Dakotah Hamilton has rushed for 243 yards and two touchdowns Alex Vaupen (right) chest bumps Cameron bailey after his 30-yard Palisades linebacker Valentino Sterza tackles Sylmar tailback Jo- in Palisades’ first two games this season. Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer touchdown reception just before halftime. Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer seph Ramos behind the line of scrimmage. Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer

Pali High Football drives with field goals of 22 and (Continued from page 11) 40 yards in the second quarter and A rainbow arched across the sky converting all six of his extra point above Stadium by the Sea during tries. He also had a 50-yard punt. pre-game warmups and it proved The Dolphins rushed for ex- to be a good omen, especially after actly 200 yards, led by sophomore All-City tailback Erinn Jones, Jr. Max Palees, a standout on JV last was ruled out with a broken wrist season, who carried nine times for after rushing for 200 yards against 79 yards and scored the Dolphins’ Crespi in the Spartans’ opener. last two touchdowns on runs of Sylmar, which beat Palisades eight and 32 yards—giving him 21-16 on the same field two years four touchdowns in Palisades’ first ago but lost to the Dolphins 21-7 two games. at home last season, had to rely Seeing his first action of the on freshman quarterback Emilio season was Syaire Riley, younger Contreras (whose dad Hugo is one brother of heavily-recruited line- of the team’s assistant coaches) man Syr Riley, and the sophomore and backup tailback Joseph Ra- was all over the field on defense, mos, who carried the ball 20 times forcing a fumble and making nine for 131 yards. Andy Magallanes tackles, including a sack. Valenti- averted the shutout on a 12-yard no Sterza had a team-best 10 tack- touchdown run with 4:11 left. les, Noah Karp had eight (one a Campbell Geddes showed sack), David Pierre had six tack- why he is regarded as one of the les, Baraka Beckett and Jack Esta- best placekickers in Southern Cal- brook each added four and safety ifornia by capping back-to-back Will Janney recovered a fumble.

Kicker Campbell Geddes follows through on his 40-yard field goal Wide receiver Cristian Popescu catches a 46-yard pass in front of in the second quarter of last week’s home opener against Sylmar. Sylmar defensive back Andy Magallanes at Stadium by the Sea. Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer

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Palisades High basketball coach Jerry Marvin (left) with football Jerry Marvin with his second wife Gaelyn and their son Conner, Jerry Marvin (right) and former Arizona Coach Lute Olson with coach Merritt Stanfield on campus in 1975. Courtesy of Gaelyn Marvin now a freshman at Palisades High, last year. Courtesy of Gaelyn Marvin NBA Coach of the Year Steve Kerr in 2016. Photo: Golden State Warriors Memories of Marvin Former Players & Colleagues Share Heartfelt Thoughts on Pali High Boys Basketball Coach Jerry Marvin

By STEVE GALLUZZO Joe Spector, Pali High boost- had the basketball education I it, but coach said ‘Pour more!’ and er and that’s why we did what we Sports Editor er and life experience coach: had from Herb’s league to Coach that became a defining moment. did. He had a wonderful person- “I’ve known Jerry since 1969 Marvin and then Lute Olson at Ar- We really connected after that.” ality and was the funniest guy on he passing of former Pali- when they won City. I was able to izona. All of that experience pre- Bud Kling, Pali High tennis the face of the earth, but he was sades High basketball coach go to every game home and away pared me as a player and now as a coach from 1979-present: also blunt and direct. He’s the best TJerry Marvin on Aug. 27 has in- that season. Throughout the years coach. Jerry surprised me last year “I knew Jerry for about half of coach I ever had. He ran the dou- spired many to share their love he would ask me to fix anything at when he flew up to Oakland to see his tenure at Pali and he lived up ble post offense and matchup zone and appreciation for a local leg- Pali instead of going through the me accept the Coach of the Year the street from me. He was a nice defense called the ‘jitterbug’ that end who will never be forgotten. school system and I was always Award. It meant so much to me.” guy with a great sense of humor. was way ahead of its time. There Sam Lagana, a 1980 Pali happy to do it. He was a true coach Chip Engelland, a 1979 Pali He was an astute coach, he knew was never a situation he was flus- High graduate and the LA Rams in the mold of John Wooden. His High graduate, who went on to the game and he was the intellec- tered by. When I was a junior he public address announcer: teams were disciplined and played play four years at Duke Univer- tual type. He was old-school, but told me I had to score more for us “Many of us valued our time exactly like Wooden’s teams.” sity and is currently the shooting he was never one to jump up, yell to win and the next game I scored with Coach Marvin, whether it Steve Kerr, a 1983 Pali High coach for the San Antonio Spurs: and scream. What sticks out most, 24 points—the most I’d ever had. be in practice, playing badmin- graduate, five-time NBA champi- “Our team was known as the though, is how he never failed to That was the impetus for me to be- ton for better hand-eye coordi- on and current head coach of the ‘Champagne Kids.’ We beat Cren- prepare his team. They were al- come a great player. He saw my nation or in meetings. lt was an Golden State Warriors: shaw for the first time in school ways ready to play and knew what potential before I ever did. I wish honor to have Jerry at my side “He was really advanced for a history and we were underdogs at they were supposed to do.” I could’ve taken him with me to when I began working on the high school coach. His peers saw the Taft Tournament, but when we Chris Marlowe, a member of college. Years later I’d call him Wooden Award event as he was him as a college coach who didn’t won it we were jumping around in the 1969 City championship team, for advice and we’d talk about Jerry Marvin thumbs through the one who prepared me with want to deal with recruiting. He a circle. Our co-captain Paul As- a 1984 Olympic volleyball gold basketball and life.” the official program of the 1969 the leadership tools necessary knew the game and his practic- sinesi had a bottle of champagne medalist and current play-by-play Marvin’s memorial service City Championships. He holds to accomplish this assignment. es reflected that. He was tough, and we poured it over Coach Mar- announcer of the Denver Nuggets: will be Sunday, Sept. 17 at 1 p.m. in his right hand a commemo- I’ll miss his upbeat nature and a product of his time. I learned a vin’s head. His hair was always “I think our team understood at Pacific Palisades Presbyterian rative patch from the finals. enjoyment of life. He had an ton from him. I feel lucky to have perfect and you never dared touch Jerry more than perhaps any oth- Church (15821 Sunset Blvd). Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer amazing career and leaves a legacy worthy of the wonderful person he was. Celebrating 100 Years of “I vividly remember a lunch GOT MOLD? NOT SURE? we had at Mort’s Deli where he Call LAʼs leading mold inspection and consulting company. Waldorf Education advised me to focus on fewer ac- Don’t trust your largest tivities. 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Charter Bowl History (Palisades leads 7-4) Pali High Girls Golfers Take Aim at Year Winner Score 2006 Granada Hills 10-3 Second Consecutive League Crown 2007 Granada Hills 48-10 2008 Palisades 21-0 2009 Granada Hills 28-21 he Palisades High girls golf sophomore Mariana Paleno and 2010 Palisades 10-0 team is back on the course junior Abby Brown, who scored 2011 Granada Hills 27-6 Tpreparing to defend its Western in every league match last year. 2012 Palisades 20-12 League championship this fall. Newcomer Maliyah Flem- 2013 Palisades 24-7 The Golfin’ Dolphins tee mings has shown great promise 2014 Palisades 28-0 off the season next Thursday at as have returners Sara Med- 2015 Palisades 39-34 Penmar versus Venice and Fair- ernach, Leina Sunagawa and 2016 Palisades 56-17 fax. Other league opponents are Spencer Kellen. Westchester, LACES and Uni- Total Points Scored: versity. League finals are Oct. 2017 Golf Schedule Palisades 238; Gr. Hills 183 27 at Balboa in Encino, the City finals are Nov. 1, also at Balboa, Date Match Course Longest winning streak: the SoCal Regionals are Nov. 9 9/14 League Penmar Palisades 5; Granada Hills 2 at Canyon Crest Country Club 9/22 League Penmar The shiny bronze Charter Bowl in Riverside and the state finals 9/28 League Penmar Coach Tim Hyde’s Record: trophy has been Palisades High are Nov. 14 at Poppy Hills. 10/6 League Penmar 4 wins, 0 losses property for the last five years. Despite losing three players 10/12 League Penmar Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer to graduation: Sophia Eberlein 10/19 League Balboa (Cal), Camila Paleno (UCLA) and Carly Weitz (Cal Poly SLO) 10/27 League Charter Bowl rivalry dates back to long before the squad returns junior region- Finals Balboa (Continued from page 11) the Charter Bowl was established. al qualifier Melanie Matayoshi, 11/1 City Granada Hills has started 0-2 The first and most memorable Lillia Weissmuller, who im- Finals Balboa under its second-year head coach meeting in 1977 pitted future Su- Melanie Matayoshi proved over the summer, fellow Lillia Weissmuller Walter Roby, losing 42-8 to Ox- per Bowl winning quarterbacks nard and 68-8 to Grace Brethren John Elway and Jay Schroeder of Simi Valley. against each other in one of the Palisades, meanwhile is trying most exciting postseason games Riviera to Host Women’s All-American Tennis Championships to open the season 3-0 for the first in City history. The Highlanders time since 1997 when the Dol- prevailed 28-27 when Elway con- ne of the most exciting events in the Palisades returns in a few phins finished 10-2 and lost to nected with receiver Scott Mar- weeks when the best collegiate players in the country meet at Taft in the quarterfinals of the 4A shall on a 28-yard pass to clinch ORiviera for the ITA Women’s All-American Tennis Championships. playoffs under Ron Price. the victory on the seventh play of Pre-qualifying rounds start Saturday, Sept. 30. The singles and Friday’s meeting marks the an eight-play California tiebreak- doubles main draws will begin Thursday, Oct. 5 and wrap up Sun- 12th edition of the Charter Bowl, er. One person who remembers day, Oct. 8. which has been played every year it vividly is Pali High line coach Ohio State sophomore Francesca Di Lorenzo defeated UCLA since 2006 when the Highlanders Larry Palmer, then the starting left freshman sensation Ena Shibahara, 6-4, 6-3, in last year’s singles fi- won the inaugural matchup, 10-3. tackle for Granada Hills. nal while North Carolina’s Hayley Carter and Jessie Aney outlasted Palisades leads 7-4 overall, in- “I was a 6-foot-1, 185-pound Pepperdine’s Luisa Stefani and Apichaya Runglerdkriangkrai, 6-1, cluding five straight victories by senior when John was a junior–I 2-6, 1-0 (9) to claim the doubles title. an average margin of 19.4 points. protected his blind side,” Palmer Kentucky’s top-ranked duo of Mami Adachi and Aldila Sutjiadi Since taking over the Palisades recalled. “Our line coach was Leo beat Oklahoma State’s Katarnia Adamovic and Vladica Babic, 8-3, program in 2013, Hyde has never Castro (Pali High head coach from in the consolation doubles final and Stefani fell to Sinead Lohan of lost to Granada Hills and he wants 2004-06). Small world, huh?” Miami, 6-4, 7-5, in the finals of the consolation singles draw. to keep it that way. The schools met in the quar- Riviera hosted the event for the first time in 1988 when Tami “It’s another step to get to where terfinals again the next year and Whitlinger beat Stanford teammate Sarah Birch in the singles final. we want to be at the end,” he said. Granada Hills prevailed, 31-12. Admission is free and one of the unique traditions of the tourna- “You want to keep improving.” The JV game kicks off at 4 p.m. 2016 WAATC singles champion ment is that local residents and Riviera members house many of the The Palisades-Granada Hills Friday and varsity follows at 7. Francesca Di Lorenzo players throughout the week.

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Future house: Computer-generating images of crazy houses only rivals spec cars for futuristic fun, but despite the palms this design seems unlikely to win Civic League approval in 2037. Courtesy of Vincent Callebaut Architecture To help celebrate the Palisadian-Post’s 2017 move online, which is free with your subscription to the print edition, we have asked a range of futurists experts to tell us what Pacific Palisades could look like in 20 years’ time. The consensus? Very different, but still very Palisadian.

By JOHN HARLOW In 2015, the LA Business Journal cal- Editor-in-Chief culated that the Palisades was the fourth richest zip code in Los Angeles, behind Bel ccording to the 1982 film “Blade Air, Palos Verdes and San Marino. And the Runner,” Los Angeles in 2019 will good news, according to Forbes, is that we Abe rainy. In next month’s sequel, “Blade will be “comfortably stable” into the near Runner 2049,” LA is sandy—apparently future. Barstow has blown onto our doorstep. LA County predicts the town’s popu- But the sweet spot for professional fu- lation will grow by around 6,000. That is turists is 20 years out—half way between about the same as the 4.2 percent popu- these dystopian visions and, apparently, a lation growth since 2000, which has been happier place to be. largely incorporated. There are things people can predict. LA County Health Services also pre- In 2037, the inflation index calculated by dicts that the average age of a Palisadian the OECD (Organisation for Economic could rise from 46 to mid-50s, a graying Co-Operation and Development) suggests of the population with vast cultural and fi- that a $22 ticket at the Cinépolis theater in nancial consequences. The slice of things to come: Domino’s plans to deliver pizza to your door in a driver- Rick Caruso’s Palisades Village will cost In addition, the racial balance, cur- less Ford Fusion, if the Amazon drone does not beat the Fusion to you. $36. If we are still going to movies, that is. rently 88-percent white, could shift with Photo courtesy of Domino’s At Ralphs, a $3.49 gallon of milk will wealthy Asian arrivals. cost $5.20, if we are still drinking cow’s The town could even become Repub- the end of a redevelopment cycle that has ing tools, such as augmented and virtual milk (sales trends suggest otherwise), and lican again, as older folk adopt the High- radically changed some areas, such as the reality, to serve different learning styles a 99-cent bunch of organic kale will cost "Blade Runner 2049:" Next month’s lands and Marquez Knolls state of mind Alphabet Streets, while leaving others vir- that can’t be accommodated by a single $1.90. If we must. "Blade Runner" sequel suggests the rather than that liberal Rustic Canyon out- tually untouched. text book or instructor,” he said. And Lord knows how much marijuana Inland Empire's desert is moving west- look. By 2037, we may be due for anoth- He suspects that high school could be- will cost at our organic pot shop. ward. Photo courtesy of Warner Bros. Infrastructure? If the community can er development tsunami: The Highlands, come more like a college campus, an advi- There are the Rumsfeldian “known un- . not decide where to build a new electric- largely built in the 1970s, could be a little sory and social meeting place. knowns,” such as a quake or a bluff slide, they did not want to speak on the record ity distribution station, whether it be by shopworn, overshadowed by all those new Education levels are already high— or the Palisades merging with Brentwood because, as one said, “anyone predicting school or park, we will get used to a lot villas built alongside Palisades Drive with currently 16,000 Palisadians have a bach- as an independent city,, and genuine shock- anything is nuts. Make vague pronounce- more LADWP pole-top distribution drums, ground-stabilizing fixes permitted under elor or graduate degree—and will get sub- ers dubbed “black swans.” But, if those ments and claim them as yours if, by luck, aka “devil poles.” the revised community plan. stantially higher. don’t happen, and we survive, what next? you turn out to be nearly right.” At the current rate, with three in cur- And the Palisades Village project? And getting around? The Palisadian-Post spoke to a range Firstly, the big picture. On the sur- rent projection, maybe a dozen more will Rick Caruso, by now a spritely 78-year-old As Palisadians are early adapters, the of Palisadian professional prognosticators, face, the Palisades will probably look very spring up around the town. ex-mayor of LA, will probably be thinking standard vehicle will be a battery-operated, including Eric Marshall, who is invested much like it does today—the same neigh- Solar powered batteries will only about tearing it down and starting again. self-driving model, probably with virtual in emerging technologies, and Pacific Pal- borhoods, the same road grid, some of the evolve incrementally: California has been Here come the hover-trucks—pity no reality helmets for the kids and a bar in isades Community Council Representative same eucalypti. paying Arizona to take our surplus solar one found the money to repave Chautau- the back. At-Large Lou Kamer, who is also a tech- The inhabitants? The town is current- power output, because our antique grid qua. The Economist predicts it will mean nology and transportation consultant. ly home to 36,300 people, according to cannot deal with it. “Maybe we will get Trader Joe’s next the end of home and street parking spaces. We approached big brains at the Uni- property analysts Onboard Informatics. The Village business zone could face time,” sniped one expert, hopefully. Why buy a Tesla, which will be sta- versity of Southern California, including But there are only 1,600 white-collar jobs a dramatic makeover. But with growing labor shortages tionary 95 percent of the time, when you (Palisadian) Adlai Wertman, professor of around town: Everyone else, from the Kamer is not alone in predicting that, across the state, the Palisades Village may can lease from the Uber-Hertz robo-driv- social entrepreneurship at the Marshall downtown lawyer to Stephen Spielberg, as LA reshapes the city’s 35 community be one of the few places in town where er, which picks up the kids safely and uses School, Travis Longcore, urban environ- has to commute to work. plans by 2024, height restrictions could the next generation of teens can experience roads more efficiently than mere moms and mentalist at the School of Architecture, This number will only gradually in- buckle under pressure for more business hands-on, non-coding jobs. dads? Then you can fill the garage with last and Petros A. Iannou of the Center for Ad- crease, experts say, as will the number of space. And what about Palisades Charter year’s jetpacks, and celebrate the city’s Vi- vanced Transportation Technologies. blue-collar jobs (currently 850), but the “The Village could become our down- High School? Marshall believes it will be sion Zero “no traffic fatalities” drive. There were a few whose opinions were “middle skill” jobs, such as in geriatric town,” he warned. “High-rise.” reshaped by technology. Kamer predicts this shift could actually either so pessimistic or optimistic that healthcare, will boom. Realtors say we are coming toward “We shall see more immersive learn- (Continued on Page 19) Page 18 Palisadian-Post September 7, 2017

Here is the most recent installment of the Palisadian-Post’s photo series, Our Town. Have you or your neighbor done something interesting in or around town? Submit a photo and caption for consideration via email to [email protected].

Coronet Debutante Ball Board announced that Pali- sades residents Suzanne Boone, National Charity League president, and Alice Wilson Gould, 2017 Coronet Debu- tante Ball Board director, will represent this year’s class of 12 young ladies who will make their debut this fall. Pictured, from left, top row: Victoria Gordon, Haley Lynn Worrell, Arabella Angelina Stadvec, Blair Marie Sullivan, Josephine Marie Deranja and Elizabeth Nicolle Glover; bottom row: Natalie Gordon, Lori Gordon, Chelsea Anne Worrell, Sloan Callaway Hooper, Suzanne Boone, Brigitte Palisades Charter High School senior and ad- Gibson Corbell, Caleigh Scott Canales, Ashley Nicole vanced choir member Trevor Dalton formed an in- Griess and Alice Wilson Gould dependent a cappella quintet, comprised of Pali High Photo courtesy of Coronet Debutante Ball Board choir students, to perform at community service orga- nizations. Pictured, from right: Trevor Dalton, Sarah Silvers, Luke Rosa and Taylor Schonbuch recently performed for seniors at the resident center, City View. Photo courtesy of Deborah Dalton

On a Saturday afternoon, Ryan and Lucie Brazier set up a gourmet lemonade stand on Miami Way and Almar Avenue, which brought in many customers, including Lisa Boyle and firefighters from LAFD Station 69. Ryan shared that he’s saving up for his college fund, and Lucie said, “We’re glad the firemen would take time out of their busy schedule to come to our lemonade stand.” The Braziers were helped out by Lars and Annabelle Refnes. Photo courtesy of Lisa Boyle Former Palisades Mayor Jake Steinfeld wrapped the 17th season of Major League La- crosse in Frisco, Texas, at Jerry Jones’ The Star. The Ohio Machine defeated The Denver Outlaws on CBS Sports. Steinfeld is the founder of the league. Photo courtesy of Jake Steinfeld

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The Palisades, 2037 A.D. vidualistic in Rustic Canyon, grand (Continued from Page 17) in The Huntington and Amalfi. pali Landmarks such as the Eames and increase traffic as “short haul” jour- Getty houses, the Villa Aurora and REEL neys increase. Will Rogers State Historic Park Today’s precious Village park- will remain sacrosanct. ing spaces could be tomorrow’s On balance, conclude most of Palisades Connections mass charging stations. the experts, quakes notwithstand- to Film and TV It could also change crime, said ing, it will probably be a cleaner, one USC expert: Fewer DUIs and brighter, safer, smarter place to engine inhibitors will make outli- live. ers such as the sons of the Ruthless And the people: that heady Van Gogh Brought to Life Ryderz (or maybe even daughters, brew of native-born Palisadians if they ever socially evolve) more Coming to The Village? Spike Jonze, director of the 2013 Joaquin Phoe- (about 20 percent now: fewer in in ‘Loving Vincent’ visible to the massed eyes of tick- nix movie “Her,” superimposed images from Shanghai to imagine a the future as they sell up and move, et-issuing CCTV bots. near-future LA downtown. Photo courtesy of Annapurna Pictures/Warner Bros. like Stuart Miller, to cheaper lo- By GABRIELLA BOCK Fewer car thefts and thefts from cales) and Mid-Westerners seeking Reporter self-locking cars. will be more essential than ever, vis Longcore: Smarter cities are to recreate their own “Maybury.” There will be less street crime helping those who can be helped at protecting key trees with legal or- By 2037 today's children will he world’s first-ful- for profit, but, if the gloomiest pre- record rates, but it will leave the tru- ders—the giant dioon palm in Rus- be busy at work and today’s fre- ly painted feature dictions come true, more threat from ly deranged lost souls dug into the tic Canyon Recreation Center has netic worker bees will be stepping Tfilm is coming to the mental illness. Bluffs. Without massive societal been registered with the city as a back to take a role in local gover- Getty Villa. “There are 200 people homeless change, friction between townspeo- “heritage tree.” nance, volunteerism and joyous Written and direct- in the Palisades: Band-Aid policies ple and transients will grow.” He thinks Palisadians are sav- community activities. ed by Polish animator will not work, so, looking at Venice And the environment? Man- vy enough to demand that the city Let’s hope they remember Dorota Kobiela, “Lov- today, we will have 1,000 transients sionization will continue to erode sets “canopy standards” where up to what the old Pacific Palisades ing Vincent” explores a day passing through the Pali- green spaces, including infilled back one-fifth of all sidewalks are shad- once looked like—handsome, fam- the life and unusual sades—they arrive by bus, cops take yards. Coyotes could become as rare owed by trees to cool and protect. ily-orientated and yet, as always, death of Dutch Post-Im- them back downtown, they come as mountain lions, urban-sized lap So, in 2037, what will be the restless, back in that golden year pressionist painter Vin- back by bus,” a weary voice said. dogs more common. same? of 2017. cent van Gogh though Tasteful renderings “Your homelessness taskforce But there is hope, predicts Tra- The prime housing stock, indi- his own medium. Photo courtesy of IMDB The film, which took seven years to make, is comprised of thousands of oil paint- ings that come together to offer viewers a substantial, yet some- times fictional, understanding of the artist. As with his work, the truth behind van Gogh’s motivations are often left up to interpretation, yet Kobiela still seems to get much of the artist’s documented life correctly until the story de- volves into a murder mystery that examines the suicide of van Gogh through the film’s narrating detective, fashioned after one of the artist’s portrait subjects. No such detective existed when van Gogh walked into a wheatfield alone on July 27, 1890, and shot himself in the chest. But as a plot device the inaccuracy is easily forgiven. (One of van Gogh’s final paintings depicted an extensive stretch of wheatfield that lies under a turbulent sky filled with crows—a backdrop of which van Gogh himself said was meant to convey a sense of “sadness and extreme loneliness.”) Dramatizations aside, the film incorporates plenty of authen- tic traces of the painter that should satisfy both art historians and Protect your shade: The great those who are new to van Gogh’s legacy. daioon palm tree in Rustic Can- Previewing at the Getty Villa on Saturday, Sept. 9, Kobiela yon Recreation Ceneter, pictured will be in attendance for a special audience Q&A session directly with park director Paige Barnes, following the film. could prove an exemplar for pro- Education: Teaching standards will continue to rise, yet pay will stagnate, as the number of teachers tecting key Palisadian trees. Tickets are free with advanced reservation at getty.edu. grows by about a labor market average of 6 percent up to 2024. 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Something the thick of it—the 11-year Pali- only containing natural sweeten- sadian is a board member at Fan- ers and formulated with vitamins Duel, a titan of the daily fantasy and minerals? Velena Colón Photos courtesy of K+ sports industry. And best of all: local. K+ LaSalle landed a seat at the sports drinks were developed by ganic and natural flavors that your table as a partner of Shamrock two Huntington families—the kids’ bodies can process naturally Capital Advisors, a private equity Colóns and Milners—who wanted and efficiently.” firm that invested heavily in Fan- to do just that. 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There are no arti- (a group of pals taking turns se- of formulation with a food lab in ficial flavors, colors or preserva- lecting their favorite players, then Northern California along with tives; no high fructose corn syrup. manually tracking their statistics) the input of Los Angeles-based K+ is currently available at to the nationwide phenomenon nutritionists, sports dietitians and Gelson’s and Bristol Farms, and it is today (major providers like athletic trainers to create three can be ordered from Amazon or ESPN and Yahoo boast slick in- flavors—fruit punch, orange and the K+ website. terfaces that do all the stat track- lime—with plans to introduce “K+ organics is a company ing for you). more in the future. and brand that cares about what Shamrock colleagues shared The Palisades' fantasy football insider is a family man Photo courtesy of Mike LaSalle “They really love the flavors,” our young athletes are putting in his interest in fantasy. Colón shared. “Kids have pretty their tank,” Colón said. “We want “We’re big believers in way to play, and Shamrock with specific regulations for the is important to us,” LaSalle told diverse palettes, but there’s re- our athletes to care about what sports,” said LaSalle, who also sensed that it “could be the future unique format. the Post. sounding love for the fruit punch. fuel they choose when active. Our served as a board member of the of where fantasy was going,” La- LaSalle said that he’s happy The company is also broad- We’re happy we’ve been able to goal is to have products that live high-flying Harlem Globetrotters Salle told the Post. to see laws that directly contem- ening their crossover appeal this give kids a relatively guilt-free up to our mantra of ‘zero hype, all after Shamrock invested in 2005. They sensed correctly: DFS plate daily fantasy. year by offering a DFS/tradition- choice of flavors.” good.’” But it wasn’t until the rise of has since exploded in popularity. “We fully endorse regulation al mash-up called “championship The families did some taste DFS that the investors saw their LaSalle estimates that Fan- that protects the consumer,” he mode,” where friends compete tests with their own kids, as well For more information, visit play. Duel has grown to three or four told the Post. over the course of a season like as their friends and some friends kplusorganics.com. As opposed to the tradition- times the size it was when Sham- But in many ways, he thinks in traditional leagues, but with a of friends. They reported that K+ al, season-long fantasy game—in rock invested. the “noise” surrounding the in- newly drafted lineup each week. came out on top every time. which competitors draft a team of The astronomic success has dustry has made some people LaSalle said they will keep Colón explained that while their favorite players and follow come with its share of controver- miss out on the way products like tweaking, too, to find something she would prefer that young ath- them all season hoping to come sy—the DFS industry as a whole FanDuel are evolving. for everyone. letes rehydrate with water, she out on top—daily fantasy pro- has been subject to state-by-state For example, he explained, “We want to be that first app realizes that isn’t always going to vides near-constant opportunities legal battles over whether the this season “it’s all about friends that’s open on Sundays,” he told happen. to play and win. daily, for-cash formats consti- mode”—versions of daily fanta- the Post. “With all of the flavored bev- Players draft a new team of tute sports gambling rather than a sy that harken back to the game’s And if LaSalle escapes the erages on the market, that is a real-world athletes on a weekly game of skill. roots by setting up private servers office to enjoy his own Sundays pretty unrealistic goal,” she said. or daily basis and compete over Much of the regulatory dust for competition among friends at home in Pacific Palisades this “We chose to make an all-natural a much shorter time span, often has now settled, and FanDuel le- rather than against faceless oppo- season, do your best to resist ask- product, rather than using artificial for money. gally operates in about 40 states, sition online. ing him for tips on your fantasy sweeteners, so K+ isnt calorie-fee It was a wildly popular new many of which have passed laws “The community piece of it lineup. or sugar-free. 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Angeles County on August 17, 2017. The registrant commemnced to transact business under the NOTICE—THIS FICTITIOUS NAME STATEMENT EX- ficticious name or names listed above: N/A PIRES FIVE YEARS FROM THE DATE IT WAS FILED IN (Signed) WILLIAM QUIGLEY, WORSHIP DIRECTORY THE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK. A NEW FICTI- William Quigley No. 2017210830 TIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT MUST BE FILED CEO FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT PRIOR TO THAT DATE. The filing of this statement does not This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Los The following persons are doing business as: of itself authorize the use in this state of a fictitious business Angeles County on July 31, 2017. St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church EN ROUTE INC.; 15221 Sunset Blvd., Pacific Palisades, name in violation of the rights of another under federal, state NOTICE—THIS FICTITIOUS NAME STATEMENT EX- CHURCHES The Reverend Bruce A. Freeman, Rector CA 90272 or common law (see Section 14400 et seq, Business and PIRES FIVE YEARS FROM THE DATE IT WAS FILED IN EN ROUTE TRAVEL; 15221 Sunset Blvd., Pacific Palisades, The Reverend Christine Purcell, Associate Rector Professions Code). THE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK. A NEW FICTI- Calvary Church of Pacific Palisades CA 90272 August 24, 31, September 7 and 14 2017. TIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT MUST BE FILED Sunday Services: 8:00 am Holy Eucharist, This business is conducted by a Corporation Sunday Worship Services: 8:30 a.m. & 10:30 a.m. PRIOR TO THAT DATE. The filing of this statement does not The registrant commemnced to transact business under the Palisadian-Post Sunday Morning Children & Youth Programs: ages 0-18 10:15 am Choral Eucharist of itself authorize the use in this state of a fictitious business ficticious name or names listed above: 10/1984 SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA and Children’s Education name in violation of the rights of another under federal, state Wednesday Evening Children & Youth Programs: ages 3-18 (Signed) SHANE PAQUETTE, COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES or common law (see Section 14400 et seq, Business and Weekly Small Groups and Service Opportunities Nursery/Toddler Care available Shane Paquette Case No. LS 029830 Professions Code). CEO ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR 701 Palisades Drive • Pacific Palisades • 310-454-6537 Weekday worship: Wednesdays, 10:00 am August 31, September 7, 14 and 21 2017. 1031 Bienveneda * Pacific Palisades * 310-454-1358 This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Los CHANGE OF NAME www.calvarypalisades.org Angeles County on August 3, 2017. TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS: Petitioner Sarah Schiller No. 2017231954 www.stmatthews.com NOTICE—THIS FICTITIOUS NAME STATEMENT EX- Novello filed a petition with this court for a decree changing Twitter & Vimeo: calvarychurchpp FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT PIRES FIVE YEARS FROM THE DATE IT WAS FILED IN name as follows: Facebook & Instagram: calvarypalisades The following persons are doing business as: THE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK. A NEW FICTI- Present Name: Lucille Antoinete Schiller Lawrence Proposed Name: Lucille Antoinette Schiller Novello TIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT MUST BE FILED JFA BUILDERS; 17093 Palisades Circle, Pacific Palisades, THE COURT ORDERS that all persons interested in this mat- Community United Methodist Church SYNAGOGUES PRIOR TO THAT DATE. The filing of this statement does not CA 90272 ter appear before this court at the hearing indicated below to JFA REAL ESTATE, INC. ; 17093 Palisades Circle, Pacific Pastor Wayne B. Walters, Pastor of itself authorize the use in this state of a fictitious business show cause, if any, why the petition for change of name should Chabad Jewish Community Campus Palisades, CA 90272 Worship: Sundays, 10 a.m., Sunday School, Childcare name in violation of the rights of another under federal, state not be granted. Any person objecting to the name change A Warm & Welcoming Community For All! This business is conducted by a Corporation Weekly Children and Youth Programs for all ages or common law (see Section 14400 et seq, Business and described above must file a written objection that includes "Judaism Done Joyfully" Professions Code). the reasons for the objection at least two court days before The registrant commemnced to transact business under the www.palisadesmethodist.org August 17, 24, 31 and September 7, 2017. the matter is scheduled to be heard and must appear at the ficticious name or names listed above: N/A Preschool — Enroll now: 310-454-4600 hearing to show cause why the petition should not be granted. (Signed) JOHN F. ANDERSON, Rabbi and Rebbitzen Zushe and Zisi Cunin Palisadian-Post If no written objection is timely filed, the court may grant the John F. Anderson 801 Via de la Paz • Pacific Palisades • 310-454-5529 Rabbi and Rebbitzen Eli and Elka Baitelman SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA petition without a hearing. President COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES NOTICE OF HEARING Date: September 26, 2017, 8:30 a.m., Dept. B., Rm. A600. This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Los Corpus Christi Catholic Church Case No. SS 029198 There are services and programs daily for community The address of the court is 6230 Sylmar Ave., Van Nuys, CA Angeles County on August 22, 2017. Rev. Msgr. Liam Kidney, Pastor ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR 91401. NOTICE—THIS FICTITIOUS NAME STATEMENT EX- members of all ages. CHANGE OF NAME A copy of this Order to Show Cause shall be published at PIRES FIVE YEARS FROM THE DATE IT WAS FILED IN Fr. Dennis P. Mongrain, Associate Pastor TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS: Petitioner ERIN ALEEN Please visit www.chabadpalisades.com for our least once each week for four successive weeks prior to the THE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK. A NEW FICTI- MASSES EALY filed a petition with this court for a decree changing date set for hearing on the petition in the following newspaper of TIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT MUST BE FILED services & upcoming events. name as follows: general circulation, printed in this county: PALISADIAN-POST. Weekdays, 8:00 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. PRIOR TO THAT DATE. The filing of this statement does not Present Name: ERIN ALEEN EALY Dated: August 15, 2017 Saturday, 5:30 p.m. (Vigil Mass) Proposed Name: ERIN ALEEN SCANLON of itself authorize the use in this state of a fictitious business 17315 Sunset Blvd | 310-454-7783 SHERRI R. CARTER Sunday, 8:00 a.m., 9:30 a.m., 11:00 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. THE COURT ORDERS that all persons interested in this Executive Officer/Clerk name in violation of the rights of another under federal, state www.chabadpalisades.com matter appear before this court at the hearing indicated below August 24, 31, September 7 and 14 2017. or common law (see Section 14400 et seq, Business and to show cause, if any, why the petition for change of name Holy Days, 8:00 a.m., 12 noon and 6:00 p.m. Professions Code). should not be granted. Any person objecting to the name Confessions every day at 5:00 pm. No. 2017224889 August 31, September 7, 14 and 21 2017. Kehillat Israel Reconstructionist change described above must file a written objection that Sunday School, 9:30-10:30, ages 3-K includes the reasons for the objection at least two court days FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT Congregation of Pacific Palisades The following persons are doing business as: Palisadian-Post Elementary Religious Education, Mon. 3:30-5:00 p.m. before the matter is scheduled to be heard and must appear An inclusive, spiritual Jewish Community at the hearing to show cause why the petition should not be Essential Alignments; 622 Las Lomas Ave., Pacific Palisades, SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA Adult Religious Education, RCIA, Tues. 7:15-9:00 p.m. granted. If no written objection is timely filed, the court may COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES Rabbi Amy Bernstein • Rabbi Nick Renner • CA 90272 15100 Sunset Blvd. • Pacific Palisades • 310-454-1328 grant the petition without a hearing. Richard Kai Karov; 622 Las Lomas Ave., Pacific Palisades, Case No. BS 170709 Cantor Chayim Frenkel NOTICE OF HEARING CA 90272 ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR Date: September 22, 2017, 8:30 a.m., Dept. K., Rm. A203. Visit us at: corpuschristichurch.com This business is conducted by an Individual Friday Night Shabbat Services: 7:00 PM The address of the court is 1725 Main Street #102, Santa CHANGE OF NAME Saturday Bar/Bat Mitzvah Shabbat Services: Monica, CA 90405. The registrant commemnced to transact business under the TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS: Nicolas Luis Cardenas Palisades Presbyterian Church A copy of this Order to Show Cause shall be published at ficticious name or names listed above: N/A filed a petition with this court for a decree changing name Reverend Grace Park, Associate Pastor 10:00 AM/4:30 PM least once each week for four successive weeks prior to the (Signed) Richard Kai Karov, as follows: Present Name: Nicolas Luis Cardenas 10:00 a.m. - Sunday Morning Worship Service Early Childhood Center: 424-214-7482 date set for hearing on the petition in the following newspaper of Richard Kai Karov general circulation, printed in this county: PALISADIAN-POST. Owner Proposed Name: Kingston Wolfgang Cardenas Williamson Jewish Experience Center: 310-459-1569 THE COURT ORDERS that all persons interested in this mat- (Sunday School and Child Care at Worship Service) Dated: August 4, 2017 This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Los ter appear before this court at the hearing indicated below to For a complete calendar please visit: www.ourKI.org SHERRI R. CARTER Angeles County on August 16, 2017. Preschool - Enroll now at 310-454-0737 Executive Officer/Clerk show cause, if any, why the petition for change of name should For complete information and upcoming events see: 16019 W. Sunset Blvd., Pacific Palisades, CA 90272 August 17, 24, 31 and September 7, 2017. NOTICE—THIS FICTITIOUS NAME STATEMENT EX- not be granted. Any person objecting to the name change PIRES FIVE YEARS FROM THE DATE IT WAS FILED IN www.palipres.org 310-459-2328 described above must file a written objection that includes No. 2017227631 THE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK. A NEW FICTI- the reasons for the objection at least two court days before 15821 Sunset Blvd. 310-454-0366 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT TIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT MUST BE FILED the matter is scheduled to be heard and must appear at the The following persons are doing business as: PRIOR TO THAT DATE. The filing of this statement does not hearing to show cause why the petition should not be granted. Palisades Lutheran Church MAJOR APPLIANCE TROUBLESHOOTING AND REPAIR; of itself authorize the use in this state of a fictitious business If no written objection is timely filed, the court may grant the petition without a hearing. Reverend Kenneth Davis, Pastor 14149 1/2 Friar St., Van Nuys, CA 91401 name in violation of the rights of another under federal, state or common law (see Section 14400 et seq, Business and NOTICE OF HEARING Traditional Worship, 9:00 a.m. (Childcare) MAJOR APPLIANCE TROUBLESHOOTING AND REPAIR; Date: November 28, 2017,10:00 a.m., Dept. 44., Rm. 418. 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Art of the Summer As summer winds down and kids head back to school, local art instructor Bobbie Rich shared some images of her local summer artists and their masterpieces.

Inspired by a more traditional Art Nouveau peacock painting, Ruby Jacobs added her own twist with brilliant soft pastels.

These neon, under-the-sea fantasies were featured in Bobbie Rich Fine Art’s Student Show at Cafe Vida. From left: Lila Minx, Gemma Berry, Quinn Hoover, Jasmine Hires, Neve Berry and Liliana Hires

Real flamingos fall- ing in love with fla- mingo floats, inspired by Alex Palmer. Kayla Granz, Ella Montgomery, Riley Keston, Ruby Jacobs and Cassidy Granz

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