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16 Pages Thursday, October 15, 2020 ◆ Pacific Palisades, California $1.50 A Creepy Crypt Voting in the Palisades: Community Council Hosts Presentation By LILY TINOCO tures, to offer an “independent Reporter and private voting experience.” Klein explained that voting by he Pacific Palisades Com- mail is the method the county is munity Council invited Jeff promoting: “It is the safest meth- TKlein, civic engagement manager od in terms of the pandemic, it is for the Los Angeles County Reg- essentially contactless and keeps istrar-Recorder/County Clerk’s people out of congregating in the office, to speak at a virtual board public.” meeting on Thursday, October 8. Ballots must be postmarked Klein led an in-depth presen- by Election Day, November 3, tation about the voting process for and there is a 17-day window for the election, sharing the county ballots to be received. learned a lot during the primary Klein addressed voting by election and the changes that have mail safety and election security. been made. “What makes it a very secure LA County is the largest vot- process is that we check the signa- ing jurisdiction in the country. Outside of the library ture of every single vote by mail From its total population of 10.2 Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer ballot that’s returned,” he said. million, more than 5.5 million One Palisadian asked about people are registered voters and will be spaced six feet apart and signature comparison: Since sig- approximately 6.1 million are el- sanitized after each voter. natures change over time, what igible to vote. Klein said there will be over signature will it be compared to? “Implementing an election 750 vote centers throughout the Klein said the signature will really takes a community effort county, and there will be an 11- be compared to the most recent … partnerships like this and do- day period of voting. Voters are registration in the voter database Community members in neighborhoods throughout the Palisades are encouraged to enter this year’s ing these types of presentations free to visit any of the locations in or the most recent signature pulled Creep Your Crypt home decorating contest for a chance to win a prize for Creepiest Crypt, Best Theme are really useful, we really want the county and are no longer as- from the DMV. or DIY-Originality. Pictured here is one of the 2020 entries. To sign up or nominate a neighbor, visit to encourage you to spread the signed to one specific location. If a signature doesn’t match, a palipost.com. Photo courtesy of the Peil family information that I provide today,” The most convenient voting letter will be sent notifying the in- Klein said. center for Palisadians will be Pali- dividual, giving them the chance All registered voters will sades Recreation Center. The next to respond and a second chance to be issued a vote by mail ballot, closest will be Santa Monica’s pass their ballot. People can also which were mailed on October Roosevelt and Franklin elementa- re-register and update their signa- LAFD Knocks Down Stubborn 5. Completed ballots may be ry schools, both located on Mon- ture that way. ‘ ’ placed in drop boxes—one is lo- tana Avenue. Voters can track their ballot cated in front of Palisades Branch In addition to schools and through the “Where’s My Bal- Library—in the U.S. Mail or community centers, there are lot?” website, which will offer Fire at Palisades Branch Library dropped off at a voting center. also high-profile locations being real-time notifications: when it’s Vote centers will be open for utilized this year, including Uber sent and when it’s received, as it By LILY TINOCO the water flow from automatic It took roughly an hour to those who prefer to vote in-per- headquarters, Dodger Stadium, makes its way through the pro- Reporter fire sprinklers,” Prange said. extinguish the “stubborn fire,” son; all vote centers will strictly STAPLES center and more. cess. The 28 firefighters on scene which appears to have started in follow state and county guide- Introduced in the primary The deadline to register to os Angeles Fire Department were able to complete salvage the attic. lines, and enforce social distanc- election, the ballot marking devic- vote is Monday, October 19. Vote firefighters responded to a work, covering books and trying All Los Angeles Public Li- ing. es will be returning to vote cen- centers will open beginning Satur- Lfire that broke out at Palisades to keep the water off of them. brary branches remain closed to To enter a vote center, vot- ters. Voters will be issued a paper day, October 24. Branch Library on Thursday, Oc- Bates said the books looked like the public because of COVID-19 ers must wear a mask. Klein said ballot that will be cast on the de- For more information, visit tober 8, in the morning. they would be salvageable. precautions, according to the li- masks, gloves and hand sanitizer vice, with no internet or network LAvote.net or email Klein directly “An automatic alarm with “There was a lot of the library brary’s website. Although some will be available. Voting machines connection, just accessibility fea- at jklein@[email protected]. several sprinkler activations was that kept from getting damaged “Library To Go” service is avail- upgraded to a structure fire by because the guys did such great able at selected libraries, the Pal- (the) first arriving truck at -a li work on the salvage operations isades Branch is not one of them, brary,” Nicholas Prange of LAFD to protect it,” Bates said to the according to the website. Winding Way 2020 Features said in a statement. Palisadian-Post. “They protected The cause of the fire was still The fire was first reported at a lot of the interior of the library under investigation as the Post 7:10 a.m., prompting a swift re- just from further damage with went to print Tuesday evening. ‘Upcycling Cardboard’ sponse from not only LAFD Sta- that sprinkler head going off.” Representatives from Los An- tions 23 and 69, but also 19, Task Upon arrival, firefighters also geles Public Library did not re- By SARAH SHMERLING Force 63, Rescue 69 and Battal- worked to cut around the burnt spond to requests for comments Editor-in-Chief ion 9. material on the roof: “We had to at press time. Captain Robert Bates said a do a lot of cutting just to check nother beloved facet of the Pal- fire sprinkler was able to keep the for extensions, that’s our normal City News Service contribut- isades-Malibu YMCA Pump- fire contained until firefighters- ar operation,” Bates said. ed to this report. Akin Patch at Simon Meadow has rived and did the final extinguish- returned in 2020: the Winding Way ment. nature trail. And this year’s display “Firefighters saved nearly all features “Upcycling Cardboard.” of the books inside, while extin- Winding Way was brought to guishing the flames and stopping life four years ago by Palisadian Tracey Price of American Growers, a local landscaping company, who partnered with longtime friends Dorothy Miyake and Cindy Simon. The exhibit went into what was This year’s display Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer a previously unused and overgrown section of the meadow. “Many were doubtful that their Is that a Cheerios box?’” “We cleared out the debris and cracker box could be a piece of art,” The creators of “Upcycling filled this area with colorful bird- Simon wrote. “Many also remarked Cardboard” shared a message of houses, wooden bridges, stone how surprised they were in discov- thanks to Palisades-Malibu YMCA walls and several seating areas, ering how many household items Executive Director Jim Kirtley, Di- all shaded by native coast live oak were packaged in cardboard—often rector of YMCA Programming Os- trees,” Simon explained in a state- saying ‘over packed.’” car Rodriguez, and Dylan Prudente ment. “Each October, we create a Simon shared that one neighbor and Scout Troop 223 “for their hard public art installation within Wind- told her that she didn’t eat anything work in creating a new path and ing Way for the enjoyment of fam- from a box, so she couldn’t help. small bridge.” ilies who visit the Pumpkin Patch.” She soon realized she could contrib- Matt Rodman and his daughter, This year’s theme, “Upcycling ute boxes from Kleenex, pizza, Ty- Della, were thanked for securing Cardboard,” focuses on the “pro- lenol, sugar, baking soda and more. the birdhouses in Winding Way and cess of taking an item we normally “After hundreds of boxes of all painting each one in a “fresh, new consider trash and turning it into shapes and sizes were collected, we color.” Lorenzo Argueta painted something of enjoyment or beauty.” carefully ‘sliced and diced’ off the and repaired furniture and pots in Over the course of two months covers and randomly glued each the area, including benches, picnic at the end of last summer, neigh- one onto large cardboard panels, tables and a shed. bors and community members now displayed in the arbor section “We hope Winding Way in- throughout Pacific Palisades, and of Winding Way,” Simon explained. spires you to go home and have as far away as Lake Tahoe, col- “From a distance, one is not sure fun upcycling,” Simon concluded. lected cardboard trash, which was what they are looking at when they The Palisades-Malibu YMCA then dropped off in Simon’s drive- approach the arbor. Has someone Pumpkin Patch is now open through way. Items included cereal boxes, created an abstract painting full of the end of October—or until pump- toothpaste boxes, popcorn boxes, shapes and color? kins sell out. The hours this year and packaging of fruit drinks, soda “Once they get closer, they are Monday through Friday, 3 to 6 and—what Simon noted as the most realize it is not abstract at all, but p.m., and Saturdays and Sundays Palisades Branch Library Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer popular item—La Croix. ‘Wait … is that a toothpaste box? from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Page 2 Palisadian-Post October 15, 2020 WEB TALK This week’s hottest topics on Facebook, Twitter & Instagram

This year’s Winding Way exhibit is now on display! Photo by @americangrowersco #palipost Palisadian-Post 22¢¢ Out of the Past Your Two August 14, 1969 Cents’ Worth Vincent Iannone exhibits his palette knife oil paintings this month at Pacific Palisades Branch of South- ern California Savings and Loan Association. Works may be viewed during banking hours at the Swarthmore Got something to say? Avenue office. Call (310) 454-1321 or email [email protected] and get those kudos or concerns off your chest. Names will not be used.

Hearing Aid Hearing aid lost October 8 -between 910 Via de la Paz and Bank of America. Call 310-454- 8040. REWARD. @americangrowersco We community landscapes LAFD @maureen.mitchner THANK YOU to all of the hard-working firefighters at our @suztrepp local stations who helped save @csimon440 Thanks for sharing your talents!!! the library. We are so grateful.

Coffee LETTER TO I love seeing all of the sugges- tions for a place to get a cup THE EDITOR of coffee in the Palisades – my suggestion is Alfred. Love that there’s a little space to sit and ‘The Gift of Empathy’ enjoy a cup while people watch- People often confuse the mean- sense when their master is hurting as well. ing of sympathy and empathy. ing. This is empathy. Sympathy is feeling sorry for We need to develop our empa- Winding Way another person; we experience thy more today than ever before. pity, sorrow, sadness for their People all around us are in pain. Yay for the return of Winding plight. We feel for the other per- They feel depressed, anxious, sad, Way! Check it out this year – the son. lonely and often hopeless. Many display is not to be missed. Empathy, on the other hand, is people are without jobs, homes, when we actually can feel another and even food and clothing. person’s emotional state. Human When we think of helping Ballot I beings, and some other animals, those who are less fortunate than I’ve received my ballot in the are hardwired to be empathic. We ourselves, we often wonder what mail and am so excited! Every- can often sense another person’s we can do to help. We often feel one keep their eyes peeled for feelings even when they say noth- that the need is so great, whatever Postcard theirs, and don’t forget to reg- ing. we do is not enough. ister to vote if you haven’t al- Neurobiological attunement We seldom think about giving ready!! to others is nature’s way of show- the gift of empathy. People need ing us that we are all connected. human connection. We need to When an infant cries, mothers can be seen, heard, understood and Ballot II sense when their baby is needing known. Everyone be aware of fake and food, a diaper change, to be held I remember talking with teen- illegal ballot boxes that have or is just liking the sound of its age foster children and hearing own voice. them say how much they wished been popping up in LA and This empathy allows us to someone would know their name. across California, please remind intimately connect with others. Homeless people have expressed others that there is an official Some people have differentiated similar sentiments: “I wasn’t al- box in front of the Palisades Li- between cognitive and emotional ways homeless, ya know. I had brary or to send their ballots in empathy. The former is the ability a life. I had a job. Now I am in- by mail. to understand, based on our own visible. People walk on by—they experience, how a person could avoid me.” experience their world. We hear The greatest human kind- Halloween the words and can imagine what ness is the willingness to spend I’m curious, are people plan- the feeling must be like. time with another person, allow- ning on taking their kids trick or Emotional empathy is the ing them to tell their story. When treating this year? I know some ability to feel the other’s feelings. someone is sick or grieving, we It is the ability to be open to feel cannot fix them. But we can sit neighbors are planning on leav- the pain, joy, sadness, discomfort with them, listen to them, see ing some candy at the end of of another person even when we them and truly hear them. their driveway. I guess we’ll see. have not been in a similar situa- It is often much easier to do Just be careful. tion. When we see another person something, to give a gift or to being hurt, it often evokes a pain write a check. But to spend time within us. with another person in need, to be When we watch children empathic, that takes caring to an- playing with one another, even other level. Chris, Robert, Lauren and Mabel the dog complete a hike overlooking the Ojai valley with a copy of the Palisadian-Post. SUBSCRIBE preverbal children, and they see So, the next time you see another child in pain, they instinc- someone hurting, take a minute or Want to see your photo in the Post? TODAY! tively want to comfort that child. two and give the gift of empathy. Email a social distancing photo to [email protected]. Palisadian-Post We can see similar behavior in Serving the Community Since 1928 24 Pages Thursday, July 12, 2018 ◆ Pacific Palisades, California $1.50 Parade Makes 70th Run Heat Wave our pets, especially dogs, who can Edward A. Dreyfus Harnesses Pacific Palisades By TRILBY BERESFORD factors to consider,” he said, add- Reporter ing that “sturdy shoes” make a huge difference. corching temperatures were He advised people who are reported all across Southern intent on hiking in Temescal to SCalifornia over the weekend, con- plan accordingly by going early tinuing through the start of the in the morning, before the tem- week. perature soars. The National Weather Service A vegetation fire also oc- listed new daily record highs on curred on Saturday, July 7, at Al- July 6 and 7, such as 117 degrees mar Avenue in El Medio Bluffs. in Woodland Hills and Van Nuys. Bastman reported that LAFD Sta- Weather Specialist Stuart tion 69 responded, and “54 fire- Seto from the National Weather fighters contained a quarter-acre Service told the Palisadian-Post of light to medium grass in 25 that hot weather records also con- minutes.” cern low temperatures—meaning As the threat of brush fires that overnight low temperatures increases, Jeff Escalante and his have been unusually hot. team at LAFD Station 69 are Palisadians are often affect- working to clear brush from vul- ed by the summer heat by way of nerable areas. their favorite pastime: hiking. According to City News Ser- A hiker was rescued from vice, the Los Angeles Department Temescal Canyon Park in Pacific of Water and Power dealt with Palisades on the morning of Fri- numerous power outages over The Palisadian-Post accepts letters to the editor via email at day, July 6. The high was 103 de- the weekend—caused by the un- grees that day. precedented demand on cooling Los Angeles Fire Department systems. Honorary Co-Mayors Billy Crystal and Janice Goldfinger greet the town from their float. Photos by Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer Station 69 responded to a call “DWP said Saturday’s power from a 63-year-old man with an demand was the second-highest By MICHAEL AUSHENKER United Methodist Church of Pacif- “unspecified medical complaint.” of any weekend day in the city’s Published weekly since 1928 by the Palisades Post Contributing Writer ic Palisades He was hoisted by Air Operations history, with peak use exceeding “It’s beautiful here,” Allen and transported to a local hospital 5,700 megawatts.” rom waterworks to fireworks, said. “There’s a wonderful sense in fair condition. They advise, “judicious use FPacific Palisades celebrated of community. It’s part of LA but Another hiker, this time a of air conditioning, and use of [email protected] or mail/hand-delivered at 881 Alma well on Independence Day, an- it has a great [small-town feel] with 35-year-old female, was rescued drapes, curtains and blinds to keep chored by the annual Palisades Pa- strong traditions.” on Saturday, July 7, at 1:02 p.m. sunlight and heat out of rooms.” rade and an evening concert lineup Indeed, parade donor Don de LAFD spokesperson Amy Bast- To escape the heat when out at the baseball field at Palisades Brier confirmed that at the VIP man confirmed to thePost that the and about, all LA branch libraries Charter High School. lunch, where he added that he loves reason was due to “heat distress.” and recreation centers operate as This year, the parade celebrat- the July 4th holiday for “the parade Captain Tommy Kitahata designated “cooling centers.” To 881 Alma Real Drive, Suite 213, Pacific Palisades, CA 90272 ed seven decades with the theme and the fun day in the community.” from LAFD Station 69 told the determine their location, call 211. “70 Years of Cheers!” “It honors the military, the Post that the woman was hiking The city of Los Angeles Emer- Like clockwork, as they have neighbors,” continued de Brier, with three other people, which is gency Management Department been doing for 30 years, members who has financially supported the much preferred than going alone, offers tips to “Beat the Heat” this Real Drive, Suite 213, Pacific Palisades, CA 90272. To be of Carey Peck Skydiving Team— parade for a decade now. though the group was in the park summer, including how to recog- led by Tom Falzone (Pali High Street and wrapping around Toyo- Simon said. Later that evening, as Pali- at the hottest part of the day. nize symptoms of heat exhaustion Class of ’79)—touched down near pa Street toward its conclusion. “I love the community feel- sades Uplifters performed on the Kitahata recognized that Te- and the importance of staying hy- the big “X” on the ground at Sun- As is tradition, the parade fea- ing,” Arpi added. “You don’t see main stage at the Pali High base- mescal Canyon Park remains fa- drated. set Boulevard and Swarthmore tured a succession of visual treats, this anywhere, people preparing ball stadium, Crystal, in a black vorable to hikers all year round They also emphasized that Tel: (310) 454-1321 • Fax: (310) 454-1078 • www.PaliPost.com Avenue to signal the big launch of both new and familiar, including for the parade three days ahead of sweater and matching beret, told because of the easy access and children or pets must never be left the parade. floats with the Patriotic Pups, The- time.” the Post that he hopes the exam- available parking, though many alone in a hot vehicle, “not even Unlike last year’s gray day, the atre Palisades, Palisades P.R.I.D.E. In the grandstand, talent man- ple set by him and wife/Honorary people are “ill-prepared” as far for one minute,” because “tem- sunshine worked in harmony with and Caruso. ager Larry Hummel of Beverly Co-Mayor Janice Goldfinger takes as carrying enough water and peratures inside a car can quickly considered for publication, letters must be signed, and are the splashy opening. However, the Parade highlights included an Hills brought his wife and 9-year- off. wearing suitable clothing for the skyrocket to deadly levels.” To parachutists found the touchdown army’s worth of Colonial Ameri- old son to see their first Palisades “Everybody should do that,” activity. see the full list, visit lacity.org. windier than in previous years. can Minutemen, the colorful Lan parade, during which the current he said of their custom float. “The “Hydration, lightweight In addition, LAFD paramed- “The winds were a bit squirrel- Nartthasin Thai Dance Group LA, honorary co-mayors made quite parade should grow and grow each clothing [breathable fabrics] and ics stress hot weather safety tips ly,” skydiver Mary Tortomasi told as well as myriad marching bands the impression. year with homemade floats.” planning for the weather are key at lafd.org. the Palisadian-Post. “You have to from high school and middle “What better way to celebrate get upwinded.” school from communities such as the Fourth of July than watching For more on the daytime fes- Once the skydiving trio— Norwalk and Downey. Billy Crystal dressed as George tivities of Fourth of July, see Page which also included Rich Picciril- From the sidelines, neighbors, Washington crossing Sunset Bou- 3; Palisades Rocks the Fourth Anine Bing Expands li—landed, the parade launched including Dr. Simon Simonian, levard?” Hummel said. coverage, Page 9; and race cov- subject to editing for length and clarity. Opinions expressed up Via De La Paz and curled onto esteemed medical scientist who Senator Ben Allen, who rep- erage on Page 5. For a selection Sunset Boulevard, where it strut- helped eradicate smallpox, and resents Pacific Palisades, brought of additional photos captured to Palisades Village ted across the heart of The Village wife Arpi, took in the parade. his parents to the VIP luncheon, by Rich Schmitt, visit vimeo. Sarah Shmerling Gina Kernan before going south on Drummond “I like the whole atmosphere,” held, as always, at the Community com/278945076. By SARAH SHMERLING Editor-in-Chief

nine Bing, an international women’s fashion brand, will Aopen a second Los Angeles store in Caruso’s Palisades Village. in letters do not necessarily reflect the views of opinions of Headquartered in LA, the brand was launched in 2012 by Editor-in-Chief Managing Director founder and creative director Anine Bing—a mom and blogger. Bing, of Danish and Brazilian descent, was born in Denmark and grew up in Sweden. Having modeled since the age of 15, Bing used that experience to Anine Bing Photo courtesy of Anine Bing the Palisadian-Post. launch her own brand of clothing based on the lifestyle of a model. The Stevie Boots, one of Anine [email protected] [email protected] “Inspired by fusion of Scan- Bing’s best-selling items, accord- dinavian heritage and American ing to Who What Wear, are avail- spirit, Anine Bing offers luxurious able in several different colors and staples, wardrobe basics and state- run from $399 to $449. ment pieces that are current and Anine Bing offers clothes in timeless,” according to the brand’s size XS through L and is currently website. sold in more than 300 boutiques Anine Bing offers dresses, around the world, with flagship jackets, jewelry, accessories, shoes, stores in LA, New York, Paris, lingerie and more. Among the London, Barcelona, Madrid and “New In” items on the website as Berlin. the Palisadian-Post went to print “I am so excited for the open- was a Madeline Blazer in Green ing of our second Los Angeles store EDITORIAL ADVERTISING Plaid for $349. The Perfect Tee in in Palisades Village,” Bing said. “I Navy, described on the website as am continually inspired by all the “truly the perfect T-shirt” with a creativity Los Angeles has to offer “lived-in look and feel,” was priced and am excited to bring our signa- Steve Galluzzo, Sports Editor [email protected] Nilanti Narain, Account Executive [email protected] at $79. ture AB style to the Westside.” Support Community Journalism Lily Tinoco, Reporter [email protected] Lena Ford, Account Executive [email protected] Rich Schmitt, Staff Photographer [email protected] Lia Asher, Account Executive [email protected] The Palisadian-Post is providing free coverage of COVID-19— through Breaking News Alerts and online stories—as a service ADMINISTRATION GRAPHICS Receptionist/Classified Ads [email protected] to our community. 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Call for subscription and supporting options. www.PaliPost.com THE PALISADIAN-POST (USPS 418-600 4) is published weekly for $69 per year, by Pacific Palisades Post, 881 Alma Real, Suite 213, Pacific Palisades, CA 90272. Periodicals postage paid at Pacific Palisades, California. POSTMASTER: send address change to the ALISADIAN-POST,P 881 Alma Real Drive, Suite 213, Pacific Palisades, CA 90272. 310.454.1321 The Palisadian-Post is 100% owned by Charlie Loves Brooms and Molly Loves Peanut Butter, LLC. or visit Palisadian, Vol. LXXXVI, No. 235 • Pacific Palisades Post, Vol. LXX, No. 235 www.PaliPost.com October 15, 2020 Palisadian-Post Page 3 PALISADES Neighborhood News Palisadian Private Schools Begin to Apply Pacific Palisades Gladstones for Additional In-Person Instruction A brand new Gladstones location is slated to anchor a development on the former site of San Pedro’s Ports O’ Call, according By LILY TINOCO schools to offer in-person instruc- to Eater Los Angeles. Now called West Harbor, the development is Reporter tion for up to 10% of the school’s ¢ student body population deemed slated to be completed in 2022. The announcement comes as the uncertainty of the future of os Angeles County Department highest needs,” according to a the Pacific Palisades location remains unclear—there are plans for Lof Public Health is offering a statement. “We feel that our young- the space that houses Gladstones on Pacific Coast Highway to be waiver opportunity for students in est learners would most benefit redeveloped by Thomas Tellefsen, with Frank Gehry signed on to TK through second grade to return from this option.” design. to school for in-person instruction. Prior to offering any in-person Eater LA reported that the San Pedro location shares the same The school waiver application instruction, all faculty and staff will owners as the Long Beach version. Other tenants slated to fill the went live on Tuesday, October 6. be tested for COVID-19. West Harbor space will include a concept by Greg Morena, who The county will grant approval Calvary Christian School has runs The Albright, and a restaurant/market by chef and owner Rob- to no more than 30 schools each received approval to return its first- ert Bell, according to Eater. A brewery and beer garden are reported week, which will be equally dis- and second-grade students to cam- to also be in the works. —SARAH SHMERLING tributed between the five supervi- pus part-time: Mondays and Tues- sorial districts. days for first graders, Wednesdays Public Health reported that and Thursdays for second graders. schools with a higher percentage The students will be separated of low-income students who re- in small cohorts, per LA County ceive free or reduced-price school St. Matthew’s Parish School Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer guidelines. Pali High lunches will be prioritized. Calvary submitted its waiv- Schools seeking waivers may Kim said the school is already to the most recent guidelines. er last week and a representative Virtual Concert apply through a form, and must also practicing a hybrid model with its “Village School is taking a shared that they “are hopeful that Community members are invited to tune into the Pali Thirst submit letters of support from par- early childhood division, which deliberate and measured approach it will be approved,” allowing stu- Project Virtual Benefit Concert, which will be available to stream ents, labor unions, or groups who serves preschool and pre-K stu- to reopening and committed to the dents to return to campus full-time. on October 16 at 6 p.m. represent teachers and school staff. dents. safety of all of our faculty and stu- Seven Arrows Elementary “Do your part to help end the global water crisis,” a flyer for A number of Palisadian schools He explained the school offers dents,” Head of School John Evans applied for the waiver last week, the event reads. “Come support our amazing student performers.” submitted waivers this week in daily symptom screening, requires said. “When we do open our doors, a representative from the school Those who are interested in watching can find the stream by hopes of getting students back on mask wearing, adheres to physical our number one goal is to remain shared. searching “Pali Thirst Project Benefit Concert” on YouTube. campus soon. distancing and more. Kim said the open. We have no intention of cre- “The portal opened last Tues- —SARAH SHMERLING “Clearly our preference is to school is fortunate to have an open ating a back-and-forth, open-then- day morning and our school was be in-person … in a way that’s space with no internal hallways, as close situation for our children. one of the first to submit an appli- safe for our students, safe for our well as a lot of doors and windows “We want our students to feel cation,” the representative said. faculty and safe for the communi- in the classrooms. good about coming to school, to Each school reported they ty overall,” Head of St. Matthew’s Kim said the biggest challenge have a healthy and positive out- would continue to offer a virtual Pacific Palisades Parish School Edward Kim said to so far has been cohorting and pods, look, and we want them to feel approach to students who would the Palisadian-Post. “We’re ready, but the school is doing everything taken care of and supported.” prefer to continue with remote and if we can do that, that’d be fan- to meet distancing requirements for The school will offer a limited learning. Teens & Government tastic.” its students. reopening to its TK and kinder- Waivers are not automatically The Palisades-Malibu YMCA is now accepting applications St. Matthew’s Parish School Village School told the Post garten students, permitted under granted, and schools may not re- for the Teens & Government program, which, due to COVID-19, was preparing to submit its ap- that it was also busy preparing ma- the current guidelines, beginning open for full TK-2 in-person in- will have citywide conferences and trainings completed in a virtual plication as the Post went to print terials to submit an application this Monday, October 26. struction until Public Health com- fashion this year. Tuesday evening. week, ensuring all protocols adhere “The county is allowing municates approval. “The Los Angeles YMCA’s Teens & Government program is a citywide teen educational program involving more than 1,000 high school students in a six-month ‘hands on’ experience,” according to a statement about the program. “Since its inception, the program October Edition of Palisades Podcast has used a variety of activities to build, encourage and strengthen the character traits that will help school youth become involved, responsible adults who are respected citizens.” Features Lisa Sweetingham Wallin This year’s program begins on October 19. For more information or to sign up, visit apm.activecommunities.com/ymcala/Activ- By SARAH SHMERLING response under COVID-19 and The Palisadian-Post has ity_Search/217586. —SARAH SHMERLING Editor-in-Chief what to do about it. teamed up with Zar and Cron to “Lisa, with the appearance of present the Palisades Podcast. or the October iteration of Pal- a supermodel and the disposition Each month, we will bring you isades Podcast, hosts Maryam of an aid worker, is a trial reporter an interview, hosted by Zar and FZar and Steve Cron welcome at heart,” Zar concluded. “She has Cron, highlighting extraordinary Pacific Palisades writer, mom and Palisadian Lisa an instinct for what’s authentic lives you might not otherwise Sweetingham Wallin. and an eye for revealing the truth have a chance to meet. Blood Drive “Lisa Sweetingham Wallin is behind any narrative.” Previous guests include Anne the equivalent of a literary hero,” Zar and Cron sat down with Kerr-Adams, LAPD Captain Jon- Palisades Charter High School is partnering with the American Zar shared ahead of the release of the Columbia University graduate athan Tom, Steve Soboroff and Red Cross to host a blood drive at the American Legion Ronald the episode. and karate black belt to talk about Councilmember Mike Bonin. Reagan—Palisades Post 283 on October 26 and 27 from 1 to 7 p.m. She wrote “Chemical Cow- all of this—plus the power of re- “The Red Cross has worked hard to ensure that every procedure boys” in 2009, which is about a silient thinking, a productive spir- To listen to this episode of during those two days are COVID-19 safe,” according to a press decades-long DEA operation that it, a supportive community and Palisades Podcast and more, visit release about the event. led to the toppling of a global ec- the power of the written word. palipost.com/palipodcast. Those interested in donating can sign up through the Red Cross stasy network worth billions of website using “PaliHigh” as the sponsor code to schedule an ap- dollars, Zar explained. The book, Lisa Sweetingham Wallin pointment. Donors must be 16 years or older and at least 17 years which is now being developed Photo courtesy of Maryam Zar CRIME REPORT old to donate without a parent filling out a consent form. into a documentary, took years of For more information or to sign up, visit redcrossblood.org. investigative reporting, including ter in the same places where they Burglary/Theft from Vehicle Theft —SARAH SHMERLING hundreds of interviews and gain- thrived as children,” Zar said. Temescal Canyon/Sunset, 13100 Pontoon, October 5 at ing the confidence of both law “Lisa credits her husband with October 3 between 9 a.m. and 1 12 p.m. The suspect took pack- enforcement agencies around the making her professional achieve- p.m. The suspect smashed a win- ages from victim’s front doorstep world and former members of or- ments, as well as her role as mom, dow on victim’s vehicle and took and fled in a bright blue, four-door ganized crime. a success. He does all the cooking a driver license. The suspect fled vehicle. Spotted in the Palisadian-Post: “Less than a decade later, she and the grocery shopping, and the area in a black truck. 14800 Pacific Coast ,Hwy July 23, 1970 co-wrote ‘Thirst,’ the story of a the two have managed life under 600 Bienveneda, between October 8 at 6:05 p.m. The sus- nonprofit that upended the -tradi COVID in a way that reminds October 5 at 7 p.m. and October 6 pect took food items from victim’s tional model of philanthropy and them to be grateful for the priv- at 6:30 a.m. The suspect punched business. became one of the most innova- ilege of being able to get by in a lock on victim’s vehicle to enter 17000 Bollinger Dr, October New Tour, More Tourists tive nonprofits around the world, these trying times, relatively un- and took sunglasses. 10 at 1 p.m. The suspects took a providing water to millions of scathed.” 500 Los Liones, October 7 Trump sign from victim’s front Boost Will Rogers Park people around the world who live Sweetingham Wallin previ- between 6:15 and 6:55 p.m. The lawn and fled in a blue hatch back in nations where running water is ously was the editor-in-chief of suspect smashed a window on vehicle. The lustre of humanitarian Will Rogers, a legend in his not a foregone conclusion,” Zar Time Out Los Angeles and later victim’s vehicle, and took a purse, Pacific Coast Hwy/Sunset, own time, has not diminished since his death 35 years ago. said. Angeleno Magazine, senior staff wallet and clothing. October 5 between 5:15 and 6 In fact, if statistics compiled at Will Rogers State His- It was in that decade that writer for “Court TV,” and copy Sunset/Temescal Canyon, p.m. The suspect took victim’s bi- toric Park in Pacific Palisades are any kind of barometer, Sweetingham Wallin became a chief for Icon—a fashion compa- October 10 between 10:30 a.m. cycle from the front of a market. his philosopher-humorist image seems to be expanding in wife and a mother, returning to ny that liaised with LA-based art- and 12:30 p.m. The suspect en- these troubled times. Pacific Palisades where she met ists to create bespoke accessories. tered victim’s vehicle, and took Provided by LAPD Senior Increased numbers of sightseers, headed by busloads her husband, Bruce Wallin. She She also collaborated on “The credit cards and money. Lead Officer Michael Moore. of tourists, are visiting the picturesque old ranch home grew up in the area, attending Power of Ethics,” which serves as 800 Via De La Paz, October this summer. They apparently find strength in knowing Paul Revere and Palisades High a guide for ethical decision mak- 5 at 3 a.m. The suspects attempted In case of emergency, call 911. the most beloved human being of a generation once lived schools. ing in the 21st century, and edit- to remove the catalytic converter To report a non-emergency, in the serene surroundings. “The two now live in the Pal- ed “Instinct,” a book designed to from victim’s vehicle and fled in call 877-275-5273. isades and are raising their daugh- help understand the human stress a grey, four-door Toyota Corolla. Page 4 Palisadian-Post October 15, 2020

OBITUARY Election 2020 Wallace Charles Miller Preparing for Any Outcome allace Charles Miller, a long-time local business By GARY LISKA Wand community leader, passed Special to the Palisadian-Post away peacefully in his Pacific Pal- isades home on September 30 at s the U.S. presidential elec- the age of 93. tion draws near, expect to see One of eight children, Wal- Amore and more headlines that pro- ly was born on October 8, 1926, pose, “What will happen next if in Grafton, North Dakota. He this person is elected?” or “What worked hard on the family farm policy changes to prepare for in but knew from an early age that the next four years?” farm life was not for him. After In reality, however, it isn’t serving in the Army fixing optical easy to anticipate what may hap- instruments, Wally came across an pen with the financial markets ad in a newspaper wrapped around after the November elections. An a package sent to the farm. The ad ambitious investor would have to line that speculates about a policy was for a watchmaker’s school forecast the election results, eval- or projects a new approach. in Los Angeles—and it would uate which policies may become For now, our team—like change the course of his life. law, estimate a potential economic you—is looking forward to how Wally decided to head west to impact and assess how the finan- the elections will unfold. If you Los Angeles, but he didn’t have cial markets might react. That’s a have specific questions about a to make the long drive alone. His tall order. policy change discussed by one sister Miriam and her friend Bon- Remember, in addition to the of the candidates, speak to your nie Ebert came along for the ride. presidency, a total of 35 Senate financial professional. They will Two short years later in 1951, seats and 435 Congressional seats welcome the chance to discuss Wally married Bonnie, the love of making and gemology. He worked ous businessmen in briefs. with clarity and intelligence. He will be on the ballot. The makeup what you are hearing, and may be his life. In 1961 they settled into as a fine watchmaker for William Wally was an avid reader who listened deeply and was always of the country’s executive and leg- able to provide some insights and their sunny yellow corner home Penn before purchasing his first particularly enjoyed philosophy willing to consider differing view- islative branches may look much guidance. to raise three children in their be- jewelry store in Southgate. In and historical biographies. He ap- points. different—or very similar—in loved Pacific Palisades. 1959, Wally purchased Denton’s preciated beauty in art. He was a Even though Wally knew 2021. Gary K. 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SIMON BEARDMORE | Luxury Estates Director | [email protected] | 310.892.6454 | DRE 01321605 Page 6 SportThursday, October 15, 2020 s Palisadian-Post First Lady By STEVE GALLUZZO named Miss Palisades in 1979 at Sports Editor the age of 17. When she appeared as the guest speaker at Riviera hen the Los Angeles Lakers Country Club some 30 years lat- blew out the Miami Heat er, that memory was still clearly W106-93 in Game 6 of the NBA etched in her mind. Finals last Sunday night, they not “It was a great experience,” only captured their 17th title to tie Buss said at a Pacific Palisades them with the Boston Celtics for Chamber of Commerce general the most in league history, they membership breakfast in 2009. also made Jeanie Buss the first fe- “It improved my speaking skills, male owner to win an NBA crown. my posture, my demeanor... ev- Addressing Laker Nation after erything. Actor Adam West (who the team’s series-clinching win, played the Caped Crusader in the she said: “We have been through 1960s ‘Batman’ TV show) was a heartbreaking tragedy with the one of the judges, and I remember loss of our beloved Kobe Bryant being so shocked and surprised and [his daughter] Gianna. Let when I won. That was something this trophy serve as a reminder of totally different than homecoming when we come together, believe queen or class president because in each other, incredible things those are more about popularity.” can happen.” The third of six children in the As the President and controlling Buss family, Jeanie recounted owner of the league’s most storied holding a graduation party at her franchise, Jeanie and her siblings house on the same night Dr. Buss took over ownership of the team bought the Lakers (along with the after the passing of their father, Kings hockey franchise and The Dr. Jerry Buss, in 2013. Forum in Inglewood, the arena in Bryant, who had a home in Pa- which both teams played). cific Palisades in the early years Palisades High graduate Jeanie Buss is the first female owner to win an NBA Championship. Photo courtesy of NBA.com “It got pretty loud and the po- of his NBA career, retired in 2016 lice came,” she recalled. “I grew as one of the most beloved and termined to win the championship Jeanie, perhaps the organization’s Palisades served as the team’s Ex- franchise, having worked on both up knowing I’d be involved in the respected figures in Los Angeles for him. Bryant may be the team’s most recognizable (and prettiest) ecutive Vice President of Business the promotions and operations family business, which at the time sports history. When he died in a all-time most valuable player, but face for decades. Before her dad’s Operations and no one bleeds pur- sides of the business. Growing up was real estate development, but helicopter crash in January at the if asked to name t’s most valuable death, the 59-year-old Palisades ple and gold more than the lady on Ranch Lane in Rustic Canyon, this was a whole new venture.” age of 41, Lakers players were de- person, fans will most likely name High graduate and former Miss who has long been the voice of the her first claim to fame was being (See First Lady, Page 7)

Make the Right Call: Koral Sets State Record with 10 TD Passes City Needs Umpires In a rare intersectional matchup featuring the he Los Angeles City Section is seeking qualified baseball umpires as state’s leading passer and the state’s leading a result of the nationwide shortage of officials due to the COVID-19 Tpandemic. Anyone who knows former players, friends or umpires who rushing, Palisades High junior quarterback Da- have worked summer, fall, winter or travel ball games are encouraged vid Koral had a game he will never forget. On to contact Al Walters at 323-573-7313 or email [email protected]. the afternoon of Friday, November 12, 1999, Pay per game is as follows: Junior varsity $84; varsity base $83; varsity plate $87; adults $90. the Dolphins’ varsity football team was playing its regular season finale against Kilpat- rick at Stadium by the Sea. By the time it was over, Koral had thrown for 544 yards and set a California high school record with 10 touchdown passes in a 69-44 rout of the Mustangs. He broke the state mark of nine touchdown Sponsored by The Yogurt Shoppe passes in a game set by Robert De La Cruz of Los Angeles Cathedral the year before against St. Top Winner Receives Genevieve. Koral’s effort equaled the national a $10 Gift Certificate to (excluding tax and gratuity) record set in 1990 by Clifton Davis III of Sardis North Panola (Mississippi). Palisades did not attempt a running play the entire game, content Palisades High QB David Koral set a state re- 873 Swarthmore Ave., Pacific Palisades, CA 90272 to exploit Kilpatrick’s under-sized secondary. cord and tied the national record with 10 CONTEST ENTRY DEADLINE: 5 P.M., FRIDAY, OcT. 16, 2020 Koral completed 23 of 29 passes to increase his touchdown passes in a nonleague victory over Kilpatrick on Nov. 12, 1999. NAME: state-best numbers to 3,519 yards and 46 scor- ADDRESS: ing tosses as the Dolphins improved to 8-2 in Flourishing in the pass-first offense designed PHONE: their fourth season under Coach Ron Price. Se- by offensive coordinator Steve Clarkson, Koral COLLEGE nior wideout Geoff McArthur caught 12 passes continued his video-game numbers his senior q Auburn at q South Carolina for 271 yards and five touchdowns for the Dol- year in 2000, throwing for 4,057 yards and 44 q Ole Miss at q Arkansas phins. It was a good thing Koral was so effec- touchdowns, including a national high school q Virginia at q Wake Forest q LSU at q Florida tive through the air because Palisades was un- single-game record 764 passing yards in a q Boston College at q Virginia Tech able to stop Kilpatrick running back Jermaine nonleague victory over Grant in Van Nuys. He PRO Marshall. Facing nine- and 10-man fronts, the earned All-American honors from PrepStar Mustangs’ star carried the football 29 times Magazine and was rated the No. 6 quarterback q Packers at q Buccaneers q Washington at q Giants for 236 yards and four touchdowns, upping in the West. After signing with Vanderbilt out q Browns at q Steelers his state-leading totals to 2,766 yards rushing of high school he would eventually return to q Rams at q 49ers q at q and 45 touchdowns. He also entered the game the Westside to throw for 2,202 yards and 18 Chiefs Bills with three receptions—all for touchdowns. touchdowns as a sophomore at Santa Monica TIEBREAKER “He’s as good as anyone we’ve faced or any- College. Koral signed a national letter of intent q Georgia at q Alabama one we will face,” Price admitted after- to attend UCLA under then Bruins coach Karl Score: ______/______wards. Two games earlier Koral had shat- Dorrell. His Bruins career was uneventful. He OFFICIAL CONTEST RULES: Every week, the Palisadian-Post will have a selection of NFL and college football games. Check the team you predict will win each game. The person with the most correct picks wins. In the event of a tie, the tered the state record with 583 yards in a is perhaps best known for stepping in for an tie-breaker will be used to determine the winner. 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 combined league victory at Fairfax. He would finish injured Drew Olson late in the second quarter points, whoever is closer to the winning team’s score wins the contest. All entries must be clipped out of the paper, photographed and emailed to [email protected] by no later than the season with 4,902 yards and 57 touch- of the 2004 Las Vegas Bowl and completing 5 p.m. on the Friday before game weekend. Entries received after that time will be disallowed. There is a limit of one entry per person. No photocopies, computer-generated or faxed entries are permitted. The contest downs as the Dolphins advanced to the semi- seven passes, including two touchdown strikes is open to everyone except for employees of the Palisadian-Post and their immediate families. Winners will be notified each week and their names will appear in the subsequent edition of the paper. Winners will receive their $10 gift cards via finals of the City Section Invitational playoffs. to Craig Bragg, in a 24-21 defeat to Wyoming. email. The decisions of the editors of the Palisadian-Post are final. Winning certificates must be used by January 31, 2021. LAST WEEK’S WINNER: BRETT ELDER (+7, 57 PTS) October 15, 2020 Palisadian-Post Page 7

First Lady sition put together the resources with for over 30 years. That’s our (Continued from Page 6) and then they do all the work and inner circle and this is a testament After graduating from Pali High they put in an extraordinary effort to their hard work. For all of our in 1979, Jeanie went on to earn given the fact that we are in a bub- employees back in Los Angeles, I her business degree from USC. ble. They’ve been here 90 days or know all the tireless work you put As he Lakers’ executive VP, Buss so and I couldn’t be more proud in as well. I wish you were here. I was responsible for overseeing of what they’ve accomplished. wish we were celebrating at Sta- the team’s relationships with its I know my dad would be very ples Center but someday soon we broadcast partners, FOX Sports proud to know we got No. 17.” will celebrate.” Net West, KCAL-TV and KLAC Buss, who maintained a close Johnson, the Hall of Famer who Radio. Working closely with then friendship with Bryant even af- led the “Showtime Era” Lakers to general manager Mitch Kupchak ter his retirement, noted the 2020 five NBA titles in the 1980s, re- and assistant general managers Lakers fully embraced the “Mam- signed suddenly as Lakers Presi- Ronnie Lester and Jim Buss (her ba Mentality” which characterized dent of Basketball Operations in brother), she also oversaw mar- the 18-time All-Star’s unmatched April 2019 without telling Jeanie, keting and sponsorships. work ethic and tenacity. whom he repeatedly referred to as Buss was only 19 when she be- “Kobe always liked to win ev- “my sister.” came general manager of the Los ery game, every opportunity, so Jeanie’s story is told in Los An- Angeles Strings, who won two I think that is what inspired this geles Times wrtiter Steve Spring- World Team Tennis league titles. team and will continue to inpire er’s 2010 book “Laker Girl.” In She also created the Forum Ten- Laker Nation for all time. Kobe 1995 she posed naked in Playboy nis Challenge Series, which be- set a bar that we will work hard to Magazine and two years later she came a mainstay on the calendar maintain and make him proud and appeared nude in Sports llustrat- for years. She was responsible for we’ll celebrate him all the time.” ed. She was married to two-time bringing in many all-time greats Prior to this year’s crown, the Olympic volleyball gold medalist like John McEnroe, Jimmy Con- Lakers had missed the playoffs Steve Timmons for three years in nors, Pete Sampras, Andre Agassi, six consecutive seasons—the lon- the early 1990s but later confessed Steffi Graf, Chris Evert and Mar- gest postseason drought in fran- she frequently put business ahead tina Navratilova. chise history. Prior to that they of her marriage. In 1993, Buss brought profes- had missed the playoffs only five The Lakers won 10 NBA ti- sional roller hockey to L.A. as the times in 65 years. The Lakers fin- tles under Dr. Buss—five in the owner of the Los Angeles Blades. ished 37-45 and in fourth place in 1980s behind Johnson, Kareem Her leadership of and dedication the Pacific Division in 2018-19, Abdul-Jabbar and James Worthy to the franchise earned her “Exec- their first since acquiring one of and five more in the 2000s behind utive of the Year” honors by Roll- the NBA’s premiere players, LeB- Bryant and Shaquille O’Neal. er Hockey International. ron James. All-Star center Antho- When she walked onto the court Prior to becoming Executive ny Davis joined the roster this sea- to accept the Larry O’Brien Tro- VP of the Lakers, Buss served as son and the Lakers compiled the phy on Sunday night, Jeanie was president of the Forum before the best regular season record in the smiling from ear to ear. The NBA Lakers and Kings relocated down- Western Conference on the way to was formed in 1949 and she is the town to Staples Center in 1999. earning the No. 1 playoff seed. first woman to raise the trophy as Throughout her tenure with the “First of all I have to thank the principal owner, having taken Forum, Buss’ involvement with Magic Johnson because none of over control in 2017 after a legal the Lakers continually increased. this would’ve been possible with- dispute with her brothers. She represents the Lakers on the out him stepping up and taking NBA Board of Governors and the reins of this franchise so that while residing in Playa del Rey we could stabilize things and do she dated Phil Jackson when he the work that was needed to lay was the team’s head coach from this foundation. He was the rea- 1989-98. son why LeBron james had faith Asked after Sunday’s game in this organization to come here. (the series was played in Orlan- Rob Pelinka running our basket- do because of COVID-19) about ball operations, Kurt Rambis, continuing her father’s legacy, Joey Buss, Jesse Buss, Jim Harris Jeanie had this to say: “He want- the head of our business opera- LA Lakers ownerJeanie Buss, seen here at a 2009 event at Riviera Country Club, holds a framed front ed a team that would make Los tions and team president as well cover of the Palisadian-Post announcing her win as Miss Palisades in 1979. Angeles proud. People in my po- as Linda Rambis, who I worked Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer

Souma Hayakawa and the Palisades High boys tennis team went 4-1 to finish as Division 1 co-champions Emma Akiyama played No. 1 doubles in the Palisades High girls tennis team’s march to the City Open March 6-7 at the California Classic in Fresno. Photo: Steve Galluzzo Division finals last fall. Photo: Steve Galluzzo Racquet Ready Palisades High Boys and Girls Tennis Squads Prepare for City Title Runs

By STEVE GALLUZZO girls would be halfway through Jade Finestone, Emma Akiyama, and we’ll be okay in doubles but Sports Editor the season right now,” head coach Anaya Ayanbadejo, Sophie Shu- we need to solidify our No. 4 sin- Bud Kling said. “Instead, we’ll milov, Sarah Slavkin, Nora Mor- gles,” said Kling, who has headed aced with the possibility of hopefully be able to start practic- lot, Lexi Much and Claudia Goore the boys program since 1979 and having to share courts and play ing in November and start playing are other key returners . is the state recordholder for ca- Ftheir seasons at the same time, the matches in February. There will “Granada Hills will be tough reer coaching victories. “Since the Palisades High boys and girls ten- likely be some overlap with the as always but we’ll be competitive normal orientation process didn’t nis teams will nevertheless begin boys and we’ll have to do the best with them,” Kling predicted. “We take place I haven’t had a chance the 2020-21 season with a similar we can. Both teams will have a lot scheduled Zoom meetings to talk too see a lot of the players. goal: win the City championship. of players back.” about what the girls have done Four new boys are trying out, While the boys will be pursuing All four starting singles players over the summer.” a sophomore and three freshman. their 12th straight section crown, return for the girls—Iris Berman, The boys were denied a chance The improvement of returners the girls will be seeking to regain Noe Winter, Halsey Hulse and to extend their record City title like Peter Garff, Noah Zaret, Jex the title wrested away by Granada Kalea Martin—and Kling said all streak when the season was cut Frankel, Ryan Kanter, Ben Kim, Hills last fall. The sports are slat- four have been woring hard to im- short last spring, but they should Jeremy Nelson, Souma Hayaka- ed to begin simultaneously in the prove their spots in the lineup. once again be deep despite several wa, Liam Findley and Luke Shu- spring season due to delays result- There are 13 new girls trying players graduating and a doubles man will be important if the Dol- ing from the coronavirus. out for the team (10 freshmen and player transferring. phins hope to continue their reign Noah Zaret “In normal circumstances the three sophomores). “We’re solid at the top in singles of supremacy. Iris Berman Page 8 Palisadian-Post October 15, 2020

Planning Ahead LAUSD Presents Tentative Timeline for Return to Campus for Athletic Conditioning

By STEVE GALLUZZO “Right now, LA County only allows outdoor activi- Sports Editor ty,” Cornelius said. “They’re suggesting workout buddies, staggered start times, social distancing, face coverings, no Kai Forbath n October 8, the California Interscholastic Federation shared water bottles, no high-fives and no fist bumps.” and Los Angeles Unified School District held a collab- CIF-LA Commissioner Vicky Lagos confirmed that, Kicker Kai Forbath Oorative Zoom meeting with athletic directors and adminis- subject to change, golf and tennis seasons have been moved trators. While the CIF presented general information, the up two weeks to give coaches more time to find facilities. Signs with Chicago LAUSD athletics office presented a tentative timeline for a City Section Sports Information Director Dick Dornan eteran NFL kicker Kai return to campus for athletic conditioning between Novem- said divisions in all sports except soccer are done and were Forbath has a new home. ber 2 and December 12. determined by the respective sport advisories. One notable V On Friday, the Chicago Trent Cornelius, Director of Athletics for LAUSD, re- change is that football will not have any divisions before Bears signed the former Pal- vealed that LAUSD will attempt something no other district the regular season. Playoff divisions will be determined at isades Highlands resident to is going to attempt: have everyone tested for COVID-19. the end of the regular season by the playoff seeding com- their practice squad. “That means kids, adults, coaches... everyone,” he said. mittee. The soccer sport advisory has decided to wait to On Sept. 19 Forbath signed “It may be pushed back, but October 19-30 is the tenta- see which schools commit to playing prior to determining with the Carolina Panthers but tive preliminary window we want to open up for kids and divisions, based on balance. For all other sports, as schools didn’t see any game action be- adults to go get testing—for Season 1 and Season 2. Some decide to possibly drop a specific program for the year, that fore being cut Sept. 28. He be- of these things will become more solidifed as time moves school will be removed from its respective division in order gan the 2020 season as a free on, but once we’re ready to start getting kids on campus to keep current divisions intact. agent after being released by the tests will need to be within three days of their access Season 1 is scheduled to begin with practices on Dec. Dallas on August 1. On Aug. to campus. All of you have different facilities and different 14 but Cornelius stated that current health guidelines do 19 he tried out with Cleveland enrollments. Testing won’t just be once, it’ll be ongoing, not permit more than 13 passengers per bus for a game: “If and 11 days later he tried out but I don’t know the frequency at this time.” that doesn’t change I don’t know how we’ll have athletics.” with Arizona. In his video presentation to City Section athletic direc- Tentative Timeline Since the City Section extended its summertime rules, Forbath, 33, has appeared tors, Cornelius said the goal is for all sports teams to be October 19-30 it is up to individual schools to determine how to run their in 81 games spanning eight eligible to begin tryouts and conditioning Nov. 2. All coaches and players complete all mandated district COVID sports programs until the season starts in December. In NFL seasons with Washing- “Consider this presentation a preview, not necessarily screening protocols and testing. Visit https://achieve.lausd. July, the CIF announced that the 2020 fall sports season ton (2012-15), New Orleans the action plan that is ready to roll out,” he stressed. “Once net/covidtesting for testing information. Appointments may would be delayed until December because of public health (2015), Minnesota (2016-17), we’re ready to roll out there’ll be more details so no one be made here: https//achieve.lausd.net/covidtestingappt. and safety concerns arising from COVID-19. Jacksonville (2018), New has to reinvent the wheel at their school site. We still have The City Section, headquartered in Granada Hills and England (2019) and Dallas more questions than answers.” November 2-December 12 made up of 156 schools, including Palisades High, released (2019), making 86.8 percent Due to the ongoing coronavirus, the CIF eliminated the All sport team tryouts and conditioning for all teams. Coaches its own statement and revised calendar shortly thereafter. of his field-goal attempts (131 winter season and narrowed the athletic year into two sea- and athletes may participate once they meet all LA Unified “Throughout this fluid situation it has always been the of 151). He spent the final sons, in which all sports will be played. and CIF regulations. goal to give our student-athletes an opportunity to com- month of last season with the Season 1 (fall) consists of cheerleading, football, boys pete,” Lagos said in the statement. “These decisions took a Cowboys, making all 10 of and girls volleyball, boys and girls water polo and cross December 14-March 27 tremendous amount of creativity, resilience, forward think- his field goal attempts. country. Season 1 Sports: Competitive Cheer, Football, Volleyball, Wa- ing and dedication, all while keeping the health and safety He grew up in the High- Season 2 (spring) is comprised of baseball, softball, boys ter Polo, Cross Country of student athletes and coaches at the forefront. The new lands, was an All-CIF kicker and girls basketball, boys and girls soccer, boys and girls schedule will continue to be a living document where re- at Notre Dame High in Sher- golf, boys and girls lacrosse, boys and girls tennis, swim- February 8-June 26 visions might be necessary as we navigate through these man Oaks and won the Lou ming, wrestling and track and field. Season 2 Sports: Basketball, Baseball, Soccer, Softball, Track uncertain times. All dates and return to practice and compe- Groza Award at UCLA as the Season 1 rosters are due Dec. 14, the same day compe- & Field, Tennis, Swimming, Lacrosse, Wrestling, Golf tition will be predicated on the approval of the CIF, County nation’s top kicker. tition is set to begin. Public Health Department and LAUSD.”

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Palisadian Matthew Del Negro to Release Book About Overcoming Rejection in Late October

By SARAH SHMERLING Gordon with a message to share consume content and think that Editor-in-Chief it with his daughter. person has made it or that they “So that’s all, I kind of sent don’t have problems. he last time the Palisadi- it off to him, not really think- “What I know to be true, an-Post checked in with ing about it, and the next day, not only for my own journey, TMatthew Del Negro, it was late he texted me back and said this but also from sitting down with 2018 and the Via Mesa resident is awesome, change this, move so many people and talking was in the midst of releasing ep- this, get rid of this and email it about their journeys,” Del Negro isodes of his podcast, “10,000 to my publishers at Wiley, and I shared, “is that everybody has a NOs”—based on the concept of was like what?” Del Negro re- story, everybody has some issue how many times he has been told called with a laugh. “That ended that they are dealing with, some “no” during the course of his ca- up leading to a lunch meeting in challenge, and I don’t want peo- reer and kept going anyway. Hoboken, New Jersey, with the ple out there feeling like they’re Now, Del Negro is preparing editor-in-chief there, and he said alone in those challenges. So, the for the release of his forthcoming he was interested in me doing a book is for those people and it’s book of the same name, slated to book.” for myself to remember because debut October 27. From there, he wrote a book I’m constantly relearning that “It’s hard to even quantify or proposal and the book, which he lesson every day.” think about it,” he shared when described as a rewarding experi- For Del Negro, who is re- asked what has progressed over ence in itself. turning to the East Coast to re- The book cover the past couple of years. “I start- “Regardless of what happens sume filming following several ed the podcast in 2017 and that with it, I feel like I’ve already months of COVID-19 shutdown, was when I was on a downtick kind of reaped a lot of the bene- the pandemic has meant more from ‘Scandal.’ I had been work- fits just by writing it,” he added. time at home in the Palisades. He ing on ‘Scandal’ and whatever Now that the book, “10,000 was in New York City, filming happened with my story line, it NOs: How to Overcome Rejec- season two of “City on a Hill” kind of went away, and that was tion on the Way to your YES,” is with Kevin Bacon when things the spark that made me say I’m nearing its publication date, Del began to close. going to start this thing that is my Negro shared that, given the per- “I just leaned into the fact own.” sonal anecdotes and experiences that I was here, I had a podcast, Del Negro, who has TV he shares throughout it, the prime which can be done remotely,” credits on shows like “Goliath,” audience would be actors—but Del Negro recalled. “We pivoted “The West Wing” and “The So- really, the themes are much more with the podcast and started doing pranos,” shared that in the be- universal than that. Zoom interviews. I did a bunch ginning of the podcast, it was “The crux of the book is not of Instagram Lives, talking about literally him, his laptop and a specific to my industry, even all of these themes because it’s microphone—and from that, it though a lot of my stories from what I’ve been talking about for grew organically. my journey happen to be in my three years: perseverance, resil- “I ended up shifting my industry,” Del Negro explained. ience, dealing with uncertainty.” mindset as a result of sitting “It’s really for anyone who is He shared that distance down with all of these incredible feeling knocked down at the learning with a 10- and 13-year- people and hearing their stories,” moment, anyone who’s feeling old has been challenging, but that Del Negro shared, “and I think it overwhelmed or stuck, or like overall, he feels lucky to have the kind of rubbed off on me, what they weren’t prepared for the un- Palisades as his home base. was possible, how I could over- certainty.” “We have space, we’re near come looking at my own rejec- Funny enough, Del Ne- the ocean, we have computers,” tions.” gro wrote the book before the he said. “We’re very, very fortu- Filming “City on a Hill” Photo courtesy of Francisco Roman/Showtime Enter the book deal, which COVID-19 pandemic hit, but nate, and still it’s been a rough also was an organic result of the the themes of uncertainty are bump in the road.” work Del Negro was already put- even more pertinent as the world He shared that he was able ting in. begins to navigate the “new to teach his son how to surf, and One of Del Negro’s week- normal.” is now working on getting his ly guests was multi-best-selling “10,000 NOs” incorporates daughter into it as well. business and finance author John stories from sports, growing up, “To me, it almost got our Gordon, who an old lacrosse lessons learned—all backed by kids to go back to more of the teammate of Del Negro’s at Bos- tidbits and quotes Del Negro has childhood experience that I had ton College introduced him to. collected from guests who range growing up, which was riding “He came here, I interviewed from Henry Winkler to Mark our bikes around,” Del Negro him, we hit it off,” Del Negro re- Duplass, Suzy Batiz (CEO of said. “They couldn’t really do called. “About eight months lat- Poo-Pourri), Heath Evans (Super anything in the beginning and er, he said his daughter was con- Bowl champion) and more. then it started to get to the point sidering acting and would I sit “It’s kind of wide ranging,” where they could go out and ride down with her and talk with her Del Negro said. “Anybody who bikes if they had their mask and about the realities of that? has been dealt a really big blow stayed distant.” “So he flew his daughter here and is feeling like they’re con- He shared that now that he’s to the Palisades and we sat in templating giving up or they returning to New York, he has front of Estate Coffee, and I kind don’t know how they’re going to mixed emotions leaving behind of gave her the good, the bad and get back up on the horse.” the family time for up to several the ugly of being an actor.” He shared that it was import- months—but that he’s excited to One week later, Del Negro ant for him to write the book to get back to work. had written an e-book, based on a help people realize they are not speech he had given at an event, alone, that it’s easy in this day For more information or that he planned on giving away and age, with Instagram and to preorder the book, visit mat- through his website. He sent it to Facebook feeds, for people to thewdelnegro.com/book. Matthew Del Negro Photo by Peter Konerko Page 10 Palisadian-Post October 15, 2020

FOOD STYLE Reviewing from Home: Modo Mio

15200 Sunset Blvd., Suite 106 cucina rustica’s website explains. baby greens, tomato, fennel and Pacific Palisades, CA 90272 “Northern Italian main cours- mozzarella, and Insalata Trico- 310-459-0979 es often reflect people’s pride in lore, with radicchio, arugula and restaurantmodomio.com their unspoiled countryside and Belgian endive, which Zaoui are likely to include a nice variety shared is one of the most popular Salmone In Padella Insalata Di Spinaci of meats and poultry,” the website dishes served at the restaurant. By SARAH SHMERLING continues. “Seafood and shellfish Next up was an offering from Editor-in-Chief are very popular on the coast. the Antipasti Freddi list: Caprese “The overall rule is, ‘If it e Pomodoro, featuring mozzarel- odo Mio has been serving grows or lives well in the area, la, tomato, basil and extra virgin Palisadians classic northern then it can make it onto the ta- olive oil. MItalian fare for more than 25 years ble.’” Everything about this dish from the heart of the Village. Dinner began with Insalata was fresh, from the basil to the “It is very complicated to Di Spinaci—fresh spinach, toast- cheese to the tomatoes. I enjoyed survive,” Owner George Zaoui ed almonds, sun-dried tomatoes this take on a classic choice, shared about remaining open and hard-boiled egg in a pesto which had its own unique pop of through a pandemic, “but a few vinaigrette. Right off the bat, I flavor with the addition of- arti of our regular customers are very was a fan of the dressing. The pe- choke. supportive and continue to order sto base made for an interesting Additional choices on the takeout from us since the begin- flavor, that paired well with the menu include Salmone Affumi- ning of the lock down. We want spinach. cato, fresh asparagus wrapped in to stay positive and hang in there. The salad proved to be a good smoked salmon, served with goat Caprese e Pomodoro Tagliatelle Capesante e Salmone We’ll get through this.” ratio of toppings to greens, which cheese in a honey Dijon vinai- Northern Italian dishes are allowed each bite to be a fair bal- grette, and Antipasto All’Italiana, tried Tagliatelle Capesante e Sal- Ravioli Di Pollo, filled with fare, Modo Mio has you covered: characterized by a lesser use of ance of flavors. prosciutto, salame, mortadella, mone—spinach tagliatelle with skinless chicken breast and fresh There is a section of Paste Alle sauces and an overall lighter and Other salads on the menu in- artichokes and provolone. fresh bay scallops and smoked spinach, served in a roasted Roma Verdure, with dishes like Lasa- healthier style of cooking, the clude Insalata Modo Mio, mixed From the Paste Al’Pesce, I salmon in white wine with leeks tomato sauce, and Ravioli Di gna Di Verdure, handmade pasta, and onion. This was my favorite Pollo Tacchino Affumicato, filled layered with minced fresh vegeta- dish of the evening, each bite was with smoked chicken and turkey, bles, herbed ricotta and marinara, an explosion of flavor. Chockfull served in a marsala wine sauce and Gnocchi Modo Mio, pota- of seafood, Modo Mio does not with sun-dried tomatoes and shii- to dumplings in a tomato-pesto skimp on the protein. take mushrooms. cream sauce. This dish really highlighted The last dish came from the Though I took the dishes for me the fact that the dishes are Pesce menu: Salmone In Padella, home, Modo Mio is currently full of flavor but lightly sauced. sautéed wild salmon with white open for outdoor dining on a pa- Although something of this na- wine, lemon and capers. As far as tio for those who are interested. ture could be heavy, this particu- salmons go, this one was tender There is free parking available lar dish was not. and buttery, but again, managed under the restaurant, which has its Next up was the Ravioli Del- to not be too heavy. entrance on La Cruz Drive. lo Chef, filled with ricotta and This came with a side of pota- And even after all of that spinach in a pink sauce or butter toes, which was served perfectly food, I still only hit a few of and sage. This was another stand- crisped, even after a drive home, the sections on a very extensive out offering, each ravioli came and a selection of vegetables. The menu, with additional choices in filled to the brim with ricotta and lemon caper sauce was a good Carne, Risotto, Dolci and more. cheese, making it filling but not match for the salmon, which also There truly is something for ev- overly heavy. was a hefty portion. eryone on the menu—and many, Ravioli Dello Chef Photos by Sarah Shmerling Other Ravioli dishes include For those seeking vegetarian many reasons to go back.

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REEL PALI Poem by Palisadian Teen to Palisades Connections Appear in Upcoming Anthology to Film and TV By LILY TINOCO Reporter

alisadian Alexandra du Man- ‘West Side Story’ Eyes Poir’s recent entry in the 23rd annual National High School Po- etry Contest has been accepted for publication, announced on Thurs- 2021 Release Date day, October 1. A current senior at Har- By SARAH SHMERLING vard-Westlake School, du Manoir Editor-in-Chief told the Palisadian-Post that she’s been writing poetry for a long time, hose looking forward to see- since she was about 8 years old. ing Palisadian Steven Spiel- “I used to write on little note- Tberg’s movie version of “West pads in hotels when I was little,” Side Story” this December are go- du Manoir shared. “I’ve always ing to have to wait a little bit lon- felt the need to write things down ger. Originally slated to release in and pause moments into words.” theaters on December 18, the film Her poem, “exhibition,” will is now eyeing December 10, 2021, be a part of a future edition of the due to the COVID-19 pandemic. American High School Poets’ “My Spielberg is directing and World.” co-producing the American ro- “My World” is an upcoming mantic musical drama, with a topical anthology, described as a screenplay by Tony Kushner and collection of introspective poems choreography by Justin Peck. written by teenagers from all over “West Side Story” is an adap- Photo courtesy of Twitter the country that explore “how to- tation of the eponymous Broad- day’s teens view their world and way musical by Arthur Laurents, played the role in a Performing of popular music our family ever where they see themselves fitting Courtesy of American High School Poets Leonard Bernstein and Stephen Arts School presentation at Ber- allowed into the home. I … fell into today’s complex moral and Sondheim, which is based loosely gen Performing Arts Center. complete in love with it as a kid. social issues,” according to a state- “When someone you love is rience as a poet. on Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Ju- “Thank you all so much for ‘West Side Story’ has been that ment. no longer accessible, you are left “However, I firmly believe that liet.” The musical took the world the support for our cast and crew one haunting temptation that I The work is a quarterly publi- watching the connection crum- every piece of art inherently serves by storm when it first appeared on concerning the delay of ‘West Side have finally given in to.” cation, published by the Live Poets ble at your feet,” she explained. a purpose to the artist and the au- Broadway in 1957 and has been a Story,’” Zegler wrote in a tweet on Reports reveal that the film’s Society of New Jersey in collab- “However, you want to remember dience, regardless of publication.” beloved work since. September 23. “It is beyond worth screenplay is expected to follow oration with the National High its beauty as well as its downfall, Du Manoir shared that she has Set in the 1950s, the plot fol- the wait, that we can promise.” the Broadway script more close- School Poetry’s quarterly maga- so you make it into art.” a deep love for poetry, and she has lows teenagers Tony and Maria, Other starring roles will be ly than the 1961 film adaptation, zine JUST POETRY!!! This is the first time du Man- no plans to stop writing any time who, despite having affiliations played by Ariana DeBose, David which was directed by Robert Only about 100 works were oir’s poetry will be published—a soon, in hopes of inspiring others with rival street gangs, fall in love Alvarez, Mike Faist, Corey Stoll Wise and Jerome Robbins. chosen for publication—less than significant milestone for the young in the years to come. in New York City. and Brian d’Arcy James. Rita Moreno, a star in the 2% of all the poems received this writer. “It not only keeps me sane, but Spielberg’s film iteration stars Spielberg’s interest in the re- original 1961 film, will appear in year. It is scheduled for publication “My work has been rejected writing is my medium to inspire Ansel Elgort (“The Fault in Our make dates back to March 2014, the 2021 version in a supporting on December 10. many times, and it can be very dis- and empower people,” she said to Stars”) as Tony and Rachel Ze- which prompted 20th Century role. Du Manoir said “exhibition” heartening to feel as though your the Post. “I write a lot about my gler as Maria. Zegler is a singer Fox to acquire rights to the proj- With the delay, the film will is a poem she wrote back in April work is insufficient, especially experience being a queer woman, and songwriter who was one of ect. Spielberg told Vanity Fair be released in the 60th anniversary about a deteriorating relationship when it’s as personal as your art,” and I hope to publish work that I 30,000 people to audition, accord- in a 2020 interview: “‘West Side year of the release of the original and the need to commemorate it du Manoir said. “So this was an would have wanted to read growing to a report on IMDb: She first Story’ was actually the first piece film. somehow. encouraging moment in my expe- ing up.” Page 12 Palisadian-Post October 15, 2020

ited us all the time. He even made up bedtime stories for me.” A Legacy Explored When the COVID-19 outbreak hit Los Angeles, Tamar was in the Tamar and Philip Springer Collaborate on midst of completing her passion project—a musical production “The Last Legacy of E.Y. ‘Yip’ Harburg” of Philip’s “The Bells of Notre Dame,” based on the 1831 novel By STEVE GALLUZZO equals, and when writing a song, I “The Hunchback of Notre Dame” Sports Editor am as much an amateur as you are by French dramatist Victor Hugo. in each new song we write.” “I had this whole production he coronavirus pandemic has During that first fateful meet- planned and produced, a perfor- affected different people in dif- ing, Philip played Harburg his tunes mance was set, then we had to Tferent ways. For Tamar Springer, for about an hour, and Harburg shut down,” she said. “Dad and I it created an opportunity to work tried to get lyrics started for some got this idea during the quarantine on a project with her dad, Philip, of the songs—although it would be and it was a great thing to work composer of the 1953 Christmas 21 years before they wrote together on during that time. It was a three- song “Santa Baby” and a longtime seriously. month effort collecting photos in Palisadian. “My dad was Yip’s final collab- the closet, sorting through boxes of The two have used this restric- orator during the last years of his Yip memorabilia, including letters tive period to produce a 10-song life and he was like a grandfather he wrote to my dad and a videotape CD with a six by nine-inch hard- to me,” Tamar shared. “They wrote of a performance they did together back book featuring album notes many beautiful songs together, and at the 92nd Street Y in Manhattan of songs written by “The Wizard the book is a collection of stories for ‘Lyrics and Lyricists.’ Yip had of Oz” lyricist E.Y. “Yip” Harburg about the songs and their unique done the first show in 1970 and this and Philip titled “The Last Legacy songwriting collaboration.” was another one he did 10 years of E.Y. ‘Yip’ Harburg.” Tamar submitted the project later, with my dad on the piano.” Harburg was a famous figure to The Recording Academy (head- Tamar, also a third-degree Philip and Tamar Springer in American music history. In ad- quartered in Santa Monica) for black belt in Yoshukai Karate who dition to writing all of the lyrics to Grammy Award consideration in trains and teaches at Gerry Blanck’s “The Wizard of Oz,” including the the categories “Best Album Notes” Martial Arts Center, is the execu- Academy Award-winning “Over and “Best Historical Album” in tive director of Tamir Music, the the Rainbow,” he wrote “April in hopes of earning a nomination. publishing company that her dad Paris,” “Brother Can You Spare The Historical category is for re- established for his songs, of which A Dime” and “It’s Only a Paper stored recordings, and Springer’s he retained his share of copyrights. Moon,” along with countless other CD includes four tracks of Harburg “Tamir” is half of her name and standards and Broadway shows. singing. half of her sister’s name (Miriam). Philip, now 94 years young, “Unlike most of the awards, “I went through that videotape was only 24 when he first met the Craft categories are decided by and we picked out 10 songs,” said Harburg (then 54) in 1950 and be- committee, not by a vote,” Tamar Tamar, who attended Palisades came close friends. Born in New said. “So, for this field, the commit- Charter Elementary, Paul Revere York City in 1926, Philip moved to tee actually determines whether or Charter Middle and Palisades High Pacific Palisades when Tamar was not you’re nominated.” schools and lives in a condo down 6 years old. He is one of the last On May 23, Spectrum News 1 the street from her parents’ house surviving composers from the fa- aired a three-minute segment on north of the Alphabet Streets. “I mous Brill Building on 49th Street the album. Tamar, 54, also made a recorded my dad telling stories in and Broadway, where many of the promotional video. his own voice and it turned into a most iconic American songs were The project served as a trip 30-page book.” written in the ’40s, ’50s and ’60s. down memory lane for both father The songs Philip and Tamar “He helped me get off the stool and daughter. chose for the CD are: “It Might of awe that I was standing on in his “Yip spent the last night of his Have Been,” “Edelaine,” “Hitch- presence,” Philip said of Harburg life in our house,” Tamar recalled. hikers,” “Wild Red Cherry Riv- in a book he wrote about the Brill “He recited a poem that night and er,” “Time, You Old Gypsy Man,” Building. “I was totally unknown, it almost foreshadows his life. He “Change of Sky,” “Love Comes in he was at the pinnacle of his fame. died in a car crash on Sunset Bou- Many Different Colors,” “Drivin’ He said to me, ‘If we write togeth- levard the very next day (March 5, and Dreaming,’” “Almost,” and er, always remember that we are 1981), but I remember that he vis- “Crazy Old World.” A look at the book Yip (left) and Philip in 1980 Photos courtesy of Tamar Springer

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By PAYTON WHALEN everyone who wants to enter. You have Junior Reporter to wear a sticker or wrist band. This will Sixth Grade help you get into the other half of the market on Antioch St. The two locations n Sunday, August 30, the Palisades give everyone more room to walk and Farmers Market reopened. After al- spread out during COVID. Omost 3 months of closure, they success- Many of the vendors who were there fully opened in Pacific Palisades. when the market closed, have come back. By wearing a mask and keeping Including: Alex’s Fruits and Nuts, Moms a safe distance, shoppers were able to Products, Brothers Products, Sweet and buy their goods while still following Sour Bliss, and Frecker Farms. COVID-19 guidelines. The Market was The vendors were spread a safe dis- a success and will now take place every tance apart and wearing a mask. A lot of Sunday from 730am to 130pm located on vendors have additional workers to make Antioch St. and Swarthmore Ave. the checkout process faster. ‘‘It was heartwarming to not only was on Swarthmore Ave. Then during For those who have never been to the see a Pali tradition but to see it return to the building of the Palisades Village and Farmers Market you can get fresh fruit its original location at a time we need it for a time after, it had been at Palisades’ and vegetables, lots of specialty food most,’’ says Pali Farmers Market regular High School. Now it has successfully re- products, beautiful flowers plus unique Bryan Whalen. opened to its original location. gifts. The Farmers Market has a long histo- They are monitoring the entrance It is definitely worth a visit. Welcome ry in the Palisades. The original location and counting the amount of people, for back, Palisades Farmers Market! Payton Whalen Photos courtesy of Payton Whalen

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