PPCC Opposes Video Ads on Vehicles

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18 Pages Thursday, March 21, 2019 ◆ Pacific Palisades, California $1.50 Vintage Grocers Employees Opening Day Shed Light on Final Days Erewhon Market Slated to Open at Palisades Village this Summer

By CHRISTIAN MONTERROSA Reporter

t was business as usual for the employees of Vintage Grocers Ijust three weeks before most employees at the Palisades and West- lake Village locations were laid off without notice. On Friday, March 15, the new- est Palisadian grocery store, as well as the Westlake Village store that had been in operation since Octo- ber 2016 at Caruso’s The Prome- nade at Westlake, officially closed Erewhon signs go up at Palisades Village Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer their doors. Signs and decals at the Palisades store were immedi- they will receive severance pay. location.” ately stripped from the walls and A spokesperson for Vintage Walkthroughs during business replaced with Erewhon signs by Grocers confirmed the severance hours by Erewhon executives fur- Yankees Coach Donald Moore congratulates Oliver Houghton on an RBI hit during last Saturday’s Tuesday, March 19. packages and possibility of work ther fueled the rumors, as people Pinto Division game against the Tigers. The Yankees won on Opening Day of the Pacific Palisades “Vintage Grocers will perma- at the new Erewhon stores. saw who they believed to be Tony Baseball Association season Saturday at the Field of Dreams. For more coverage, see Page 7. nently cease operations at this fa- “Vintage Grocers has also Antoci, CEO of Erewhon, walking Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer cility, and the layoff from Vintage transferred as many of its team through one of the stores. Grocers will be permanent,” said members as feasible to its Malibu On Thursday, March 14, one a document obtained by the Pal- market, and remains committed to day prior to the closure, employees isadian-Post that was sent to all supporting its employees past and said a locksmith waited outside to employees. present in any way possible,” said change the locks as they left for PPCC Opposes Video The Malibu-based trio of the statement, which did not con- the day, still without notice that the stores, founded by Walmart heiress firm how many employees were store would be closing. Paige Laurie, has “joined forces” laid off or transferred to the sole Jonae Walker, an assistant with Erewhon Market—“partner- remaining location in Malibu. manager at the Palisades location, ing to rebrand Vintage Grocers’ But an overnight notice and closed the door on the last day of Ads on Vehicles Palisades Village location, which a final check was not enough for operation and found out on her will reopen this summer as Ere- some employees who moved for drive home that she had done so By CHRISTIAN MONTERROSA whon’s fifth location,” according their jobs or who invested several for the last time. Reporter to a spokesperson for Vintage. years of their lives to help Vintage When asked if she would “Given Vintage Grocers’ and Grocers succeed. re-apply to work at the new Ere- he Pacific Palisades Com- Erewhon Market’s shared values, “I’ve never seen a grocery whon store, Walker said, “Abso- munity Council voted unan- this is a natural next step for our store handle it like this with zero lutely not. They laid me off and Timously to support a motion that companies,” Laurie said in a state- notice, change the locks, and that’s didn’t tell me.” opposes the legalization of video ment. “Together we can ensure we it,” said a former employee who Having spent the last two advertising on top of vehicles at are providing Malibu and Los An- spoke on the condition of anonym- years with the company, Walker its meeting on Thursday, March geles communities with the highest ity. had a front-row seat to the strug- 14. qualities of products, service and According to the employee, gles of unemployment that her The motion, originally draft- grocery shopping experience.” rumors started when delivery driv- close friends now faced. ed by Councilmember Bob Blu- Workers were told that “Ere- ers who service both Erewhon and “That’s how people paid their menfield, cites safety concerns whon has expressed interest in Vintage Grocers overheard Ere- mortgage and paid for their kids brought forward by the California interviewing all Vintage Grocers whon staff members talking about and their food,” she said. “And Highway Patrol who believe the team members,” and informed that transferring to the new “Palisades they just decided to cut us all off.” large screens only serve to distract drivers. “The devices may detract Buck Mason Joins Palisades Village from legal lighting requirements such as clearance lighting and Faherty Opens Doors, Rachel Zoe Residency Ending Soon hazard lights, and reduce the ef- fectiveness of emergency vehicle By SARAH SHMERLING tion for Faherty and the second lighting,” the motion says. A sample of video advertising by Firefly Photo courtesy of Instagram Editor-in-Chief brick-and-mortar storefront in After approving the advertis- the Los Angeles area—following ing program from startup compa- sequences, but how many dis- ing and even illegal under the Cal- part from the Erewhon Market the first West Coast store, which ny “Firefly” on buses operated by tractions are enough to create an ifornia Vehicle Code.” takeover of Vintage Grocers, opened in Malibu in 2016. the Antelope Valley Transit Au- environment potentially too risky After a short discussion on the Athe latest tenant to sign on to open “Interior designers Ryan Law- thority, the city of Santa Monica and dangerous for people travel- issue and informing everyone that at Caruso’s Palisades Village is son and Ninie Norris (founders and the University of California ing from one place to another,” the illuminated signs can already menswear store Buck Mason. Mike and Alex Faherty’s mom) are Irvine, the state legislature has the state said. be seen on rideshare services With best sellers like a Brushed teaming up once more to furnish found negative impacts that the Ban Billboard Blight, an throughout the Palisades, PPCC Loopback Hooded Sweatshirt and a Faherty’s new 1,336-square-foot program has had. organization set out to protect voted to support the opposition. Bruiser Moto Jacket, the brand was Buck Mason founders Palisades outpost,” a press release “The question is not whether neighborhoods from obtrusive City officials are expected to founded by Venice neighbors Sasha Photo courtesy of Buck Mason reported ahead of the opening. these advertisements cause ac- billboards and signage, called the hold a hearing on the controver- Koehn and Erik Allen in 2013. The six-month Rachel Zoe cidents and other negative con- signs “dangerous, ugly, distract- sial technology in the near future. “Initially, they set up shop in a residency, which was slated to end 350 square foot garage off Abbot in spring 2019, will wrap up this THIS WEEK iN Kinney Boulevard,” the Buck Ma- month, with the store closing this son website explains. “Sasha built Sunday, March 24. Zoe revealed the website and Erik created the her intent to open at Palisades Vil- Calling All Talented Teens pali life brand’s first collection of jeans and lage last July, calling the opportu- tees. Obsessed with quality, they nity “a total dream come true.” Palisades Village worked closely with a local family According to a representative Welcomes the factory to create small batch pro- from Caruso, remaining tenants Veronicas: Meet the duction runs, crafting each piece Brunello Cucinelli and Veron- Sister-in-Law Duo Behind using old school manufacturing ica Beard are slated to open this Veronica Beard techniques combined with modern spring, with Brandy Melville and (Page 13) technology.” City National Bank eyeing summer Buck Mason will occupy the openings. space formerly filled by lingerie shop Fleur du Mal, which opened on September 22 and recently ended its Palisades Village residency. The store is slated to open some- 2018 winners Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer time this spring, according to a A long-standing tradition in Pacific Palisades, the Teen representative from Caruso. Talent Contest is returning on Friday, April 12, for another ex- This will be the brand’s sixth citing showcase of talent from local teenagers. brick-and-mortar store, joining FOOD Review: And this year, for the first time ever, the contest has been previous Los Angeles locations North Italia extended to include eighth-graders. in Venice Beach, Silver Lake and (Page 14) This year’s competition, which will take place at Mercer Hancock Park, and New York Hall at Palisades Charter High School, will feature students in stores in Nolita and West Village. eighth through 12th grade, with two winning participants se- The most recent tenant to open lected to represent the Palisades for one year. The two winners its Palisades Village doors is Fa- will also receive a cash scholarship, free food from Palisades herty, which hosted a ribbon-cut- Garden Cafe and a feature in the Palisadian-Post. ting ceremony with the Pacific For a complete list of rules and eligibility, visit palipost. Palisades Chamber of Commerce com/2019-palisades-teen-talent-contest. earlier this month. This is the eighth retail loca- Photo courtesy of Bob Benton Page 2 Palisadian-Post March 21, 2019 WEB TALK This week’s hottest topics on Facebook, Twitter & Instagram Palisadian-Post

Vintage Grocers has abruptly closed its Palisades Village store. Earlier today, workers were seen removing all signage above the Out of the Past now-shuttered six-month-old store along Sunset Boulevard. The space will re-open as Erewhon’s fifth location in summer 2019, a April 10, 1975 representative from Vintage told the Palisadian-Post. All the world’s a stage … 2¢ Well, maybe not all the world. But 2¢ Your Two Cents’ Worth for drama students at PaliHi, like Got something to say? Call the chorus that is being coached (310) 454-1321 or email 2cents@ by drama teacher Carolee Bogue, palipost.com and get those kudos it must seem like it. They are bus- or concerns off your chest. Names will not be used. ily preparing their production of the Broadway hit “Bye Bye Bird- ie,” a fictionalized account of El- Trader Joe’s vis Presley’s entry into the Army Mr. Caruso: For immediate and and the national furor it caused. lasting success, please replace The play will be presented for two Vintage Grocers with Trader matinees and two evening perfor- Joe’s as previously requested mances May 8-10. It is the second by Palisadians at your Pali High major production of the year for Do you know where a person in this photo is today? meeting. the Pali Drama Department. Contact [email protected]. Walking I do a lot of walking in the Pal- LETTERS TO THE EDITOR isades, and it provides a con- stant reminder that many of Police Presence our neighbors think that they’re too important to actually stop Max Bean I read the article “Uptick in Stolen Vehicles” in the March 14 edition. I find the article missing the entire at STOP signs. Today at about Carusso has succeeded in making Gelson’s look reasonable. point regarding stolen vehicles and crime in general. 7:25 a.m., for the second time As a resident of the Palisades for 13 years, I’ve had two vehicles stolen (one recovered 3 months later in less than a week, I saw a Simone Rodman-wilson with nothing left but the chassis) and the other one still MIA. I have had 4 cars broken into, including the young female driver in a black I’m sorry about this. Vintage had a big selection of organic produce removal of the side mirrors twice—all cars were locked with nothing visible in the cars. and other things I otherwise drive to SM for. Erewhon will have The bigger issue is that we do not have enough of a police presence in the Palisades. And while I appre- Audi Q3, headed toward Sunset them as well, but the price will make you feel as though they are ciate Office Moore’s availability to speak to thePost on this issue, he completely misses the point. on Carey, just blow through the gold-plated. It’s Christy Dawn for your fridge - PP is not an Erewhon If I were a criminal looking for easy money, why not go to the Palisades for cars, jewelry, guns, stereo/ stop sign at the Hartzell intersec- town. If you are all good paying $30 for a bottle of Bariani olive oil TVs, etc.? We have almost no protection other than what we provide ourselves, which brings up the point tion. This isn’t a common “Cal- (instead of $20 at the Co-op) or $11 for a packet of Strauss butter ($8 that more and more people are going to “arm” themselves and create an even greater crisis for the police, ifornia Roll”—she slows down at GELSONS!) or if you are super into CBD and esoteric supplements neighbors and families. from about 30 to maybe 25 as (I am, but was fine making the trip to Venice or SM when I needed It’s time for the police department to slow down the personnel who are constantly watching the parking to) then this will be the place for you. I do love it, but not in a daily- she hits the intersection. I hope meters and ticketing (and they are always available and vigilant for those infractions) and put the effort, grocery-pick-up-something-quick kind of way. If Vintage shut both her parents read this rant—this time and personnel into policing this township with a real commitment. Caruso locations in one day, I have a feeling it had to do with the entitled brat needs to learn some landlord rather than the clientele. We pay a lot of money in property taxes and sales taxes—it’s time for that money to be returned to where it comes from. humility, and quickly. Jaimee Rosas Longo Steven Crosby So excited for Erewhon!!! Finally some gourmet to go worth More Potatoes buying!!!! Trouble for USC “Potatoes” takes the prize for Christy Vaughn-kilgore most hilarious item ever post- This is a real bummer! My family loved that store and the products USC appears desperate and in denial. Is it because of greed, arrogance, incompetence, along with lack ed in Two Cents. Is this a First they sold. On top of it, I was getting away without cooking every night of humility? Is their focus in the wrong direction? World Problem or what? When I of the week! They seem to have a HUGE appetite to raise money. They appear obsessed with creating a “sports dy- nasty,” and do not hesitate to tout an elite roster of accepted applicants. want a good baked potato, I pur- Deirdre Lightfoot Personally, I believe USC has lost sight of its purpose: education, morals, value and HONOR. chase one at the grocery store Why do they need a third market in the middle of town? And one Why would anyone want to be called a Trojan? In Greek mythology, the Trojan horse was a symbol of and bake it in my oven. It takes without convenient parking. It’s stupid. I predict it will follow Vintage deceit, trickery and destruction. maybe an hour at 350 degrees, Market’s fate. The path USC has taken over the past 10-plus years has had the school involved with athletic scandals, but you can do a bunch at one Joanne Lynn Madden the most famous is the Reggie Bush fiasco, then former president signing off “hush money” to a sexual time. Have a party and invite Sorry .Bring back original vintage Palisades... predator and claimed no knowledge of the alleged abuses. your friends! The potato is done The athletic department, run by men who have no administrative experience, also ignored abhorrent when you can pierce it with a behavior from certain coaches. This appears to be a school suffering from severe insecurity and “chasing an Shannon Mi fork. My preferred lo-fat top- Yay hurry up Erewhon I’m sick of driving to SM impossible dream.” How much bad press can this school absorb? The latest scandal is an example of desperation, dishonesty and very poor parent mentoring. The daugh- ping is salsa, something those Marcella Ketelhut ters were never qualified to attend USC, and the parents could NOT accept the truth. fancy steak houses don’t offer. Really a shame. Both locations were lovely. It’s near impossible to be Our higher education institutions should instill integrity, responsibility and morals. a business in California anymore. It was a great addition to town. In my opinion, and of late, USC does not embrace diversity, is not exceptional and is lacking in excel- Noise lence. Actions taken by particular individuals project greed, and show that prominence and position has Kaye Steinsapir I sadly agree—our westside been the main focus at ANY cost! Much prefer Erewhon over Vintage! “Go for the gold, no matter!” Will this be the USC legacy? lifestyle has been “robbed of its quietude” by the FAA’s horrific Roberta Kenney Elle Feldman Metroplex Plan. Try relaxing on I never went in there after the opening. The prices were not in my tax The Highlands bracket. the Temescal Park field or the beach if you don’t believe it— Meryl Jacobs Vintage Grocers it’s like an all day sound bath Erewhon will be a great addition to the area. It’s a phenomenal store. It is not surprising that Vintage Grocers has closed. Paige Laurie, the owner, is a granddaughter of the from hell. I say shame on Rep- Much better than Whole Foods. This is great news. Waltons (Walmart) and has access to several billion dollars. resentative Ted Lieu and Coun- Nancy Jackson She also paid a roommate some $20,000 to do her homework, take her tests and write papers for her while cilmember Mike Bonin for not According to the article ..Vintage and Erewhon are becoming partners. she was supposedly a student at USC. When all of this came to light, the university rescinded her diploma. making so much as a peep. Apparently, Vintage Grocers was something for her with which to play and she had someone else running Katie Bonnemort Raddon the market for her. The market had many items that were too expensive, and the space was not large enough bummer. i liked getting the ready made salads there from pinnochios. for a full-sized market and the rent was too much to allow the store to make ends meet. Vintage and now they’re leaving too. argh. Also, she simultaneously closed another store in Westlake but she kept the store open in the shopping I’m so sad about Vintage Gro- center that she owns in Malibu near Zuma Beach. cers closing. Their hot bar was Shari Weinick Along with Vintage Grocers, it is more than possible that other smaller stores in the Palisades/Caruso Jeez, why so suddenly? I did like their hot bar. everything. While Paige Laurie Village will close sometime in the future. The retail stores located there have quite expensive items and seem had no local presence, the em- Donna Ferrentino to be geared to women between the ages of 25 to 50. There is another aspect and that is that Pacific Palisades is not a destination shopping area. The Caruso ployees, though the store only Wish Vintage Grocers would have kept the wine shop in town but very spent a short time in the commu- excited for Erewhon. development is very attractive and it remains to be seen if the development will be financially viable. Robert Fox nity, will be greatly missed.

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Palisadian, Vol. LXXXVI, No. 152 • Pacific Palisades Post, Vol. LXX, No. 152 Group Israel trip celebrating the joint bar mitzvahs of seven boys with Palisades friends and Cantor Chayim Frenkel of Kehillat Israel March 21, 2019 Palisadian-Post Page 3 PALISADES Neighborhood News Station 69 Firefighter Dies While Off Duty El Medio Bluffs By JAMES GAGE Car Hits Hydrant Reporter

On Tuesday afternoon os Angeles Fire Depart- around 1 p.m., a car hit a fire Lment Firefighter III Richard ¢ Tucker, most recently assigned hydrant, causing a massive geyser and delayed traffic. to LAFD Station 69 in Pacific Drivers were encouraged to Palisades, died while off duty on seek alternate routes. Tuesday, March 12, in Valencia. —SARAH SHMERLING Tucker, 59, joined LAFD on August 13, 2001.

Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer “The Los Angeles Fire De- partment is deeply saddened to announce the off-duty death of Pacific Palisades Firefighter III Richard G. -Tuck er,” a March 12 LAFD news re- Richard Tucker The Drought is Out lease read. “We are grateful to Photo courtesy of LAFD the Los Angeles County Fire De- For the first time since 2011, Pacific Palisades is no longer in partment for their efforts to assist A service for Tucker will be a drought. According to a March 14 statement from the National Firefighter Tucker, and LAFD held at the Frank Hotchkins Me- Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the drought not just in Chief Ralph Terrazas and the morial Training Center, 17000 Los Angeles, but all of California, is now officially over. men and women of the Depart- Stadium Way in Los Angeles on Thanks to a wet winter with a surplus rainfall 8.5 inches over ment extend our sincerest condo- Friday, March 22, at 12 p.m. the LA County annual average to-date, local lakes and reservoirs lences to his family at this time.” In lieu of flowers, donations are full, streams and waterfalls are flowing, and snow is collecting “He was a hard working, con- may be sent to the Widows, Or- on the mountains. The year to-date rainfall total is now at nearly 25 tributing firefighter who served phans & Disabled Firemen’s inches. the community of the Pacific Fund. For more information, visit Rain in the southland and a light dusting of snow in the moun- Palisades for the past five years,” wodff.org. tains was expected to fall on Wednesday, March 20, with a chance Fire Station 69 Captain Jeff “I worked around Rich a for light rain again Friday, March 22. Brown told the Palisadian-Post. good part of my late career,” a Temperatures are expected to remain in the low 60s throughout “He was a valuable asset comment on Tucker’s memori- the week with partly cloudy skies. —JAMES GAGE to the on-goings of Fire Station al page read. “He was a talented 69. He had a construction and individual with a witty person- Pacific Palisades handyman background and was ality. He always wore a smile on involved in many fire station his face, and it was an honor to Navigating New LA Zoning Code projects over the years. He will have known him. Rest in peace, be missed.” Brother.” Flag at half-mast for Tucker Photo by James Gage The Pacific Palisades Community Council and the Brentwood Community Council will host a workshop on the new LA zoning code and its local impact from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Satur- Officers Provide day, March 30, in Gilbert Hall at Palisades Charter High School. PPCC Introduces LAPD Palisades Crime The workshop will host guest speakers Sharon Commins, co- chair of the LA Zoning Advisory Committee and Westside Regional Updates at the Alliance of Councils Land Use & Planning Committee, and Tom March 14 Meeting Rothmann, Principal City Planner with the LA City Planning De- Captain III Vic Davalos partment and manager of the re:codeLA project, which seeks to comprehensively revise the city’s zoning code. By JAMES GAGE “I am repeating that promise,” “We’re aware of the problem, For more information, visit pacpalicc.org. Reporter Davalos said. “You have my prom- and it’s been an ongoing problem —JAMES GAGE ise that they will be the last car that for years and years,” Officer Basa- he Pacific Palisades Commu- we send to a call. If we send them, ker explained. “Our captain came Pacific Palisades nity Council welcomed LAPD it’s because we need them.” up with a street racing task force TCaptain III Vic Davalos, new com- Gray shared more info about consisting of four officers that cov- Class of 1969 Reunion manding officer of the West LA crime in town. er related problems, but they cover area, who addressed the board and “We’ve had five burglaries this the whole west bureau—from Nor- The Palisades High School graduating class of 1969 will cele- the community, along with officers year to date whereas this time last mandie Avenue all the way to the brate their 50-year reunion on Saturday, September 21, at the An- Maria Gray (standing in for SLO year we had 17,” Gray reported. Palisades, to the 10 Freeway, all the nenberg Beach House. Michael Moore) and Ryan Basaker, “So we’re doing much better. Pali- way up to the Hollywood Hills. It’s “A picnic will be held on Sunday at Rustic Park 11 a.m. where at the March 14 meeting. sades is doing really well in terms a large area and only four officers.” all classmates, friends and family are invited,” Marc Loopesko said “I’m honored to be working of burglaries. But we should stay Basaker explained motorcycle ahead of the event. here for all of you,” Davalos said vigilant.” club activity picks up as the weather Loopesko added that notable members of the Class of 1969, at the meeting. According to Gray, crime is gets warmer. including Pali All-American and Olympic gold medalist Chris Mar- In his 31 years with the LAPD, LAPD Captain III Vic Davalos down 40 percent overall in the Pali- “We wait at Sunset and PCH lowe, the first Worlds Skateboard champion John Fries and Mike Davalos also worked the training addresses the community. sades, with burglaries down 70 perfor them to come to us, we have a Trope, one of the first mega sports agents in the 1970s, will be at- and recruitment divisions before cent, burglary theft from vehicles little chat with quite a few of them, tending the reunion. his current position as command- of you here we will be out there down 47 percent and overall theft we write citations … ” All classmates are invited to attend. For more information, email ing officer. providing officers in the morning down 33 percent, with violent crime Basaker explained that clubs [email protected] or visit facebook.com/paliclassof69. “What that has afforded me hours to address this.” “virtually non-existent.” will send scouts ahead to evade —SARAH SHMERLING is the opportunity to see a lot of Davalos and Gray reported “Where we have lost ground is police. the department and how it works, some statistics about crime in town. grand theft auto, which is up again,” “They are well organized— Palisades Village and, in some cases, frankly, how it “Last year, West LA was 21 Gray said. “Which is from people they communicate on social media, doesn’t work.” out of 21 in terms of crime—the leaving their fobs in their cars.” they have helmets with Bluetooth. Davalos addressed several bottom,” Davalos said. “Today, we Another topic at the March But we’ll continue to work that Meet the Easter Bunny issues important to the commu- are number one in the reduction of 14 meeting was noise caused by problem,” Basaker said. “It’s dan- Palisadians who want a chance to meet the Easter Bunny will have the nity, including crime statistics, violent crime, we are number nine motorcycle clubs riding PCH and gerous going after these guys. They opportunity to do so at Palisades Village from March 28 throughApril 21. noise from motorcycle clubs, and in the reduction of property crime Sunset Boulevard. will run from us.” “Hop on over to the Bunny Bungalow for a meet-and-great and take the noise and pollution caused by and we are number seven for over- home a keepsake photo,” the Palisades Village website encourages. gas-powered leaf blowers. all reduction of ‘Part One’ crimes. For a complete schedule of bunny appearances or to make a One community member “The Pacific Palisades is doing reservation, visit palisadesvillageca.com. shared some facts about gas-pow- even better than that,” Davalos con- —SARAH SHMERLING ered leaf blower pollution. Accord- tinued. “That being said, we could ing to an Edmunds study she cited, use your help … Please secure your Pacific Palisades running a two-stroke gas powered homes and don’t leave items in the blower for half an hour produces car.” the same emissions as a six-ton Pacific Palisades is about 30 March on Malibu truck driving for 3,887 miles. minutes from the LAPD West Di- For the month of March, Mastro’s Malibu will offer a limited “My commitment to you is that vision Bureau, making response time March on Malibu menu to help support the Ventura County I will have officers out there staking times for officers difficult. - Com Community Foundation. out the leaf blowers,” Davalos said. munity members asked Davalos to “For every menu that is sold, Mastro’s will donate $5 to the Hill “The Bureau of Street Services has reaffirm the promise past captains Fire and Woolsey Fire Sudden and Urgent Needs Effort,” a press primary responsibility for this is- made to station a 24/7 patrol car in release reported. sue. Nevertheless, I’m saying to all the Palisades. Davalos and Officer Maria Gray Photos by James Gage The three-course menu will offer some of the restaurant’s most popular dishes, including the warm butter cake. —SARAH SHMERLING from a beach parking lot. between 1 and 6:30 a.m. The sus- 2000 Palisades Dr, between CRIME REPORT pect pried a door on victim’s vehi- March 7 at 1 p.m. and March 8 Spotted in the Palisadian-Post: Burglary cle, and took car keys and vehicle at 11 a.m. The suspect call vic- July 17, 1975 Stolen Vehicle 1400 Bienveneda, between registration. tim saying victim’s grandson was 900 Fiske St, between March February 26 at 3 p.m. and March in jail and tricked the victim into 9 at 6 p.m. and March 10 at 8 a.m. 16 at 12 p.m. The suspect took a Theft wiring money to the suspect. Into the Jaws... The suspect took victim’s vehicle bronze bust from victim’s garage. 16600 Calle Haleigh, Jan- Lombard/De Pauw, March from the street. uary 16 at 12 p.m. The suspect 16 at 9 p.m. An 18-year-old male Summertime is traditionally the time Palisadians take to Sunset/Pacific Coast ,Hwy Burglary/Theft from Vehicle tricked victim into sending money was arrested for DUI after being and enjoy water sports. Swimming, surfing, scuba diving and March 17 at 1:35 a.m. A 43-year- 15200 Friends, between for airline tickets that the suspect involved in a traffic collision. boating top the list of recreational sport activities. old female was arrested for driv- March 14 at 6:30 p.m. and March did not provide. However, this year a new thrill has been added. As the re- ing a stolen vehicle. 15 at 8 a.m. The suspect smashed Will Rogers Beach, March Provided by LAPD Senior Lead Officer sult of one movie, according to some newspaper articles beach- 17000 Pacific Coast ,Hwy a window on victim’s vehicle and 18 between 2 and 3:45 p.m. The Michael Moore. In case of emergency, goers now have the fear of a shark attack tingling down their March 18 between 2 and 4 p.m. took the vehicle owner manual. suspect took money and keys call 911. To report a non-emergency, call 877-275-5273. spines. The suspect took victim’s vehicle 100 W Channel, March 14 from victim’s beach bag. Page 4 Palisadian-Post March 21, 2019

THU 10 a.m. Tai Chi with Elliot Barden. Also Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. Rustic Canyon 21 Recreation Center, 601 Latimer Road. 10 a.m. Tai Chi for Seniors. Loose, comfortable clothing and shoes are recommended. MAR Pacific Palisades Woman’s Club, 901 Haverford Ave. 12:30 p.m. UCLA Memory Training Class. A four-week class, starting March 14. 310-394-9871 ext. 264. Palisades Branch Library, 861 Alma Real Drive. 3:30 p.m. Culinary Hour for Teens. Teens and tweens ages 9 to 18 are invited to learn about healthy foods and make a snack. Palisades Branch Library, 861 Alma Real Drive. 6 p.m. Art Show Reception for Pacific Palisades Art Association President Annette Alexakis. Palisades Branch Library, 861 Alma Real Drive. FRI 22 9:45 a.m. Community Chair Yoga with Alison Burmeister. Seated yoga and breathwork. MAR $15 suggested donation. Pacific Palisades Woman’s Club, 901 Haverford Ave. SAT

23 1 p.m. Origami Club with Travis Taft. Everyone is welcome, from beginners to experts. MAR Palisades Branch Library, 861 Alma Real Drive.

SUN 10 a.m. Art Exhibit and Sale. Hosted by the Allied Artists of the Santa Monica Photos by Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer 24 Mountains. King Gillette Ranch Visitor Center, 26876 Mulholland Hwy. MAR 7:30 p.m. Palisades Symphony Concert, featuring “Overture to Semiramide,” “Overture to William Tell” and “Triple Concerto for Violin, Cello and Piano.” Palisades Charter Yarnbomb for Women’s High School, 15777 Bowdoin Street. MON History Month Brightens 25 7:30 p.m. Pacific Palisades Civic Leaguemeeting. Pacific Palisades Community United MAR Methodist Church - Tauxe Hall, 801 Via De La Paz.

TUES 8:30 a.m. Yoga with Alison Burmeister. Vinyasa yoga class for all levels. $15 suggested Village Green 26 donation. Pacific Palisades Woman’s Club, 901 Haverford Ave. 3:30 p.m. STEAM Workshop: Hands-On Experiments. For children ages 8 to 11 or MAR By JAMES GAGE “This year I chose to take all grades three through six, hosted by WeDo. Palisades Branch Library, Reporter the bios directly from the [Na- 861 Alma Real Drive. tional Women’s History Museum] 5:30 p.m. Evening Mixer. Hosted by Pacific Palisades Chamber of Commerce member Dentistry he Village Green is effulgent website to bring them into it a lit- with color this week—and it’s tle more,” Villemaire explained. by Design. palisadeschamber.com. The Draycott, 15255 Palisades Village Lane. Tnot just the recent rains turning “The museum is not a brick-and- 6 p.m. Addicted: The Opioid Crisis in Our Backyard. Hosted by the Pacific Palisades the grasses green. mortar site yet, which is crazy to Democratic Club. Palisades Branch Library, 861 Alma Real Drive. In honor of National Wom- me. We have museums for neon en’s History Month, local knitters and donuts, and we do not have a WED 10 a.m. Positive Aging Group. Pre-registration required by emailing kane@kanephelps. and crocheters needled and knot- museum to honor the great Amer- 27 com. Palisades Lutheran Church, 15905 Sunset Blvd. ted colorful covers for benches, ican women who built our coun- 5:30 p.m. Mindfulness Meditation with Natalie Bell, mindful wellness consultant. MAR trees, lampposts, water fountains try.” Palisades Branch Library, 861 Alma Real Drive. and bikes. They even created tiny The installation is both fun 6 p.m. Bridge Game. Open to everyone. Rustic Canyon Recreation Center, 601 Latimer Road. hats for the dolphins in the Village and educational. Kids and adults Green fountain. will be delighted to see the Village The “yarnbombing” tradition Green decked out in crazy colors WANT TO MAKE An Announcement? — began locally in 2015 with Pali- and designs and will leave the in- Post your events at palipost.com/submit-your-event. sadian mom Michelle Villemaire, stallation with a newfound appre- a DIY designer, makeover spe- ciation for the women who have cialist and content creator that has shaped U.S. history. been featured on “Good Morning “It’s always fun to do the in- America” and even invited to the stallation and then watch the re- Obama White House. actions of passersby,” Cindy Si- “My inspiration for this proj- Photo by James Gage mon, friend of Villemaire’s and ect is my two little girls, Vivi and co-founder of local nonprofit Dol- Pearl,” Villemaire told the Palisa- history of American women. That lies Making A Difference, told the dian-Post. “It became something led to a relationship with the Na- Post. we would do together. That’s why tional Women’s History Museum, At the end of the installation, I keep doing it—I think it’s im- for which I’m currently an ambas- each piece will be upcycled into portant for them. sador.” blankets for women transitioning “When I got my idea to do Attached to every blanket, out of homelessness. This year’s the yarnbomb to cover a specific doily, scarf and tree-sweater are event is sponsored by the YMCA, area, we needed to keep track of informational tags focusing on Lion Brand Yarn, the Palisades the things we were crocheting, so a specific influential American Village Green Committee and the we would name each piece after woman. Some of the tags spotted National Women’s History Muse- a different woman, and, because last Tuesday included Sacagawea, um. it was National Women’s History Harriet Beecher Stowe, Maya The pieces will remain on dis- month, it got us interested in the Angelou, Amelia Earhart, Rosa play in the Village Green through Parks, Pocahontas and Sojourner March 25. For more information, Truth. visit homemademimi.com.

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Mon - Fri 6:30 - 7:30 Sat 8:00 - 6:00 Sun 9:00 - 4:00 March 21, 2019 Palisadian-Post Page 5 Students Organize ‘Walk for Water’ Audit Red Flags What Raises Eyebrows at the Internal Revenue Service? By PAUL TAGHIBAGI as your information is recorded. tors know to check out DMV and Special to the Palisadian-Post Because most electronic filing employment records to get a better options check your math, a paper picture of an errant taxpayer. re you worried about being return has more chance of featuring Today, photos and posts on audited? The fear may be errors. More IRS scrutiny leaves Facebook and Twitter can tele- Aoverblown, as only .6 percent of the door open for more IRS ques- graph potentially valuable nuggets taxpayers had their federal returns tions. of information, particularly about examined in 2017 (the most recent Taxable income of $1 million young taxpayers who have come information available). or more. If you are reporting that into wealth that their returns don’t That same year, only 4.3 per- sort of income, you may want to seem to show. cent of taxpayers with gross in- look into hiring a professional. Keep it simple. File early and come before deductions of over Taxpayers who work with an ac- accurately. Keep your receipts $1 million had their returns scru- countant raise far fewer red flags and other pertinent papers on file. tinized. Some of this is down to than people going the do-it-your- Spend a little time each month ar- low staffing at the Internal Reve- self route. ranging your financial matters, so nue Service. Huge deductions. Is your that taxes can remain a relatively In 2016, the IRS audited .7 money-losing small business ven- painless process. percent of returns, part of an overture truthfully just a hobby? Did The information in this mate- The Pali Thirst Project Club Photos courtesy of Wendy Cano all downward trend. Still, no one you really donate $6,000 worth rial is not intended as tax or legal likes extra stress courtesy of the of office supplies to charity, and service. It may not be used for the By CHRISTIAN MONTERROSA close to $1,200 as the Post went to IRS. do you have the receipts to back purpose of avoiding any federal tax Reporter print. Let’s look at some red flags that up? penalties. Please consult legal or The group shared that there are that might get you extra IRS scru- The IRS routinely checks re- tax professionals for specific infor- he Pali Thirst Project Club, a 663 million people around the world tiny. turns for deductions that seem mation regarding your individual group started by Palisades Char- who do not have access to clean, Filing a paper return. Why outlandish. situation. Tter High School students aimed at drinkable water. is filing an electronic return better Living large. Does the IRS ending the global water crisis, is “In communities across the than using the old-fashioned paper peruse social media? Yes, it does, Paul Taghibagi may be hosting a “Walk for Water” on Sat- globe, women and children spend form? It turns out that paper returns as we all do. reached at 310-712-2323 or pt@ urday, March 23, at Exposition Park their days walking to open, contam- get more attention as the informa- The IRS has done good detec- seia.com. For more information, in Downtown Los Angeles starting Raising funds and awareness at inated water sources that are often tion is transferred through the IRS tive work for years, its investiga- visit seia.com/bio/paul-taghibagi. at 8 a.m. Pali High contaminated and unsafe,” Cano said. The club is part of a larger-scale funds to build one of these fresh- “The average distance that youth water organization that travels water wells in Eswatini, a kingdom someone has to walk in a develop- to schools across the country asking in Africa,” Wendy Cano, a Pali High ing country to collect water is 3.75 for students to get involved and help student, explained. miles, carrying jerry cans that weigh bring clean water to people all over As of today, the Thirst Project up to 44 pounds. This can take up the world. has built and funded “water projects to six to eight hours a day.” SUBSCRIBE TODAY Pali Thirst Project Club’s found- to provide clean water to communi- Registration is open to all Pal- (cookie not included) ers “fell in love with the organization ties in over 13 countries.” isadians and will cost $25. Call 310.454.1321 last April, and since then they have The Thirst Walk is hoping to or visit www.PaliPost.com ...it’s easy! created a club at Palisades Charter raise the approximate $12,000 need- For more information, visit High in hopes of raising enough ed to build a freshwater well, raising my.thirstproject.org/paliwalk. 424 Lombard Avenue Lombard 424

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LA City Councilmember Mike Bonin makes pancakes during PPBA Co-chairs Robyn Casady and Melissa Berman display their flower LA Chargers tight end Antonio Gates stands ready to throw the first opening ceremonies last Saturday morning. Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer bouquets at the PPBA Pancake Breakfast. Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer pitch to officially begin the PPBA season. Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer Balls and Strikes NFL Star Antonio Gates Throw First Pitch to Open PPBA Season

By STEVE GALLUZZO Sports Editor

hicago Cubs Hall of Fame infielder Ernie Banks used to say “Hey, let’s play two!” The theme for the Pacific Palisades Baseball Asso- Cciation’s annual Pancake Breakfast last Saturday morning was “Let’s pitch two!” Co-honorary mayors Janice Goldfinger and Billy Crystal took turns throwing the first pitches to begin the local Pony league’s 2018 season to continue a proud Palisades tradition that started in 1954 on diamonds now known as the Field of Dreams at the Palisades Recreation Center. “This is amazing... we used to come to pancake breakfasts 30 years ago or so and this building didn’t exist,” said Goldfinger, a producer, actress and Mrs. Billy Crystal since June 1970. “I hope you all under- stand how special this place is and how fortunate you are to play here, it’s really incredible. We are both Yankees fans, I’m wearing my Yogi Berra shirt for one of the greatest catchers of all time and we’re going to be out here watching some of the games when we can but we’re going to be rooting for all of you—not just the Yankees!” “We’ve been here 39 years and what makes the Palisades great is the fact that you cheered umpires this morning... that never happens anyplace,” Crystal added. “From the time my father rolled the ball to me and I rolled it back I’ve loved this game. I’ve played it since I was a kid and on Tuesday, March 13 it will mark my 10th anniversary of my one at-bat in the major leagues for the Yankees against the Pittsburgh Pirates and my retirement immediately after I struck out. I pulled a hamstring getting dressed. We talk about the Field of Dreams, I dreamt that I wanted to be a player my whole life and I got my chance to do it. I look at all these beautiful boys and girls and my message is to keep dreaming and keep playing.” After that, Janice fired a pitch over the heart of the plate, Billy tossed a breaking ball that caught the corner and uniformed kids took the field to see if they could outwit their opponents and Old Man Rain. Janice and Billy were installed jointly as honorary mayors January 20 at the Pacific Palisades Chamber of Commerce’s Comedy Night, hosted by the outgoing mayor and comedian Kevin Nealon and friends. Conor Stutsman throws a strike for the Phillies against the Dodgers The Chautauqua residents have two accomplished daughters (ac- Future PPBA star Joe Prokop chows down on his pancake breakfast in a PPBA Mustang Division opener Saturday morning. tress Jennifer and producer Lindsay) and four grandchildren. last Saturday morning at the Palisades Recreation Center. Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer (See Opening Day, Page 7) Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer

Recording artist Charlotte Lawrence (left) is applauded after singing Coach Tripp Nassour offers advice to Mustang Cubs player Patrick Henry Hill (left) of the Red Sox and Nick Spetanian of the Yankees let the national anthem at the Pancake Breakfast last Saturday. Gjerdrum in last Saturday’s game against the Cardinals. each other know which will be the dominant team this season. Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer Page 8 Palisadian-Post March 21, 2019

Tigers runner Joseph Holscher dives into second base during a PPBA Mustang Division opener against Yankees runner Owen Grant Kremser (left) tries to avoid a tag by Tigers third baseman Caden Gendall in the Yankees Saturday at the Field of Dreams. Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer a PPBA Bronco Division opener Saturday at the Field of Dreams. Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer

Opening Day (Continued from Page 7) Longtime Commissioner Bob Benton got the festivities started just after 9 o’clock by recogniz- ing the many coaches, umpires, maintenance crew and this year’s Pancake Breakfast co-chairs Na- talie Iwanyk and Sara Dorband. Don Camacho of the Pirates, the league fundraiser, said: “I want you to imagine a field that is half the size of the park behind me. No fences, no state-of-the-art lighting and no manicured infields. This is what our beloved field looked like 15 years ago, but thanks to the leadership of many in attendance today and generous donations of community members like you, over one million dollars was raised then to transform your field into what you see today. Now, we have a new dream—one that features stadium-style scoreboards at every field. In this dream, PPBA offers live streaming and on-demand broadcasts of your players’ game directly to your desktop or mobile device. And what about sitting in shaded bleachers? We’re dreaming about canopies to keep you protected from the sun during games. This is really possible, but we need your help!” Benton then presented plaques to Jim Ford and Dan Johnson in appreciation for many years of coaching and service. Tomas Plata takes a mighty swing for the victorious Mustang Cardinals Michael Davidi and Boone Casa- Nathan Turk of the Tigers warms up for a PPBA He revealed pancake breakfast top ticket winners. Royals in a Mustang game against the Pirates. dy share pregame laughs before taking on the Cubs. Mustang Division game with the Yankees that was (See Opening Day, Page 9) Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer called due to rain. Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer

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Making a Splash

Yankees runner Thomas Wynperle slides into second base as Cardinals shortstop Roman Hawk attempts to tag him out in a PPBA Bronco Division opener Saturday at the Field of Dreams. The Yankees won 6-4. Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer

Opening Day (Continued from Page 8) “I’m so excited that everyone is here this morning... this is my 31st year running this program and I’ve never been more proud,” Benton said. He then gave heartfelt thanks to the coaches, umpires, maintenance crew staff and this year’s Pancake Breakfast co-chairs Robyn Norris Casady and Melissa Berman. Don Camacho of the Pirates, the league fundraiser, said: “I want you to imagine a field that is half the size of the park behind me. No fences, no state-of-the-art lighting and no manicured infields. This is what our beloved field looked like 15 years ago, but thanks to the leadership of many in attendance today and generous donations of community members like you, over one million dollars was raised then to transform your field into what you see today. Now, we have a new dream—one that features stadium-style scoreboards at every field. In this dream, PPBA offers live streaming and on-demand broadcasts of your players’ game directly to your desktop or mobile device. And what about sitting in shaded bleachers? We’re dreaming about canopies to keep you protected from Palisades High junior Darby Green swims the backstroke in the girls 200 medley relay during last week’s Western the sun during games. This is really possible, but we need your Henry Bryan Jr. of the Cubs hustles to League meet against LACES at Maggie Gilbert Aquatic Center. The Dolphins are in Manhattan Beach this week for help!” Benton then presented plaques to Jim Ford and Dan John- beat a throw at first base in a Pinto Di- the South Bay Invitational at Mira Costa High. Photo: Steve Galluzzo son in appreciation for many years of coaching and service. He vision game against the Dodgers. revealed pancake breakfast top ticket winners. Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer

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Crystal Clear

Palisades catcher Julian Jacobson shows the umpire the ball after tagging out University runner Koen Graue in Monday’s Western League opener. The Dolphins won 11-1 in six innings. Photo: Steve Galluzzo

Baseball Beats Uni in League Opener hen it comes to pitching, the Palisades High baseball team should be able to match any team in the City Section this season and the WDolphins are counting on their depth to take them deep in the playoffs. The first order of business, however, is defending their Western League title and the Dolphins took their first step towards acheiving that with an 11-1 six-inning rout of LA University on Monday night at George Robert Field. Palisades improved to 10-2—its best start in 12 seasons under head coach Mike Voelkel—and plays University again tonight at George Robert Field, only this time the Dolphins will be the visiting team. Jared Brecher got the start Monday and was stellar on the mound, allowing only four hits with eight strikeouts in six innings. Miles Kirsh- ner hit a fly ball to score Conrad Smith with the game-ending run. The Dolphins had eight hits, drew nine walks and stole 12 bases. “I’ve taken on the role as the No. 3 starter until Will [Coquillard] comes back and I’m just trying to do my part,” Brecher said. “The chan- geup is normally my go-to pitch and I improved on it a lot over the summer, but it wasn’t working today so I went with the fastball and curve ball. I trust my defense to make plays behind me. I know what kind of Palisades High sand volleyball player Lilli Sims spikes during last Saturday’s Interscholastic Beach Volleyball League pitcher I am and I’ve been able to get a lot of first-pitch outs.” match against Santa Monica Saturday at Dockweiler State Beach in Playa Del Rey. The Dolphins, coached by Dane Palisades shut out Roosevelt last Thursday in the SoCal Invitational Sleznick, beat Santa Monica 2-1 and swept Sherman Oaks Notre Dame 3-0. Photo: Dane Selznick Jared Brecher throws a strike. behind the pitching of Lucas Braun, who had 12 strikeouts and allowed Photo: Steve Galluzzo two hits in six and two-thirds innings. Cord Vanley got the final out.

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Jane Nwaba soars through the air in the long jump competition at last William Mullins sprints down the straightaway at Stadium by the Sea Palisades’ Cassandra Hernandez (right) wins the 800 meters during week’s Western league dual meet against Venice. Photo: Steve Galluzzo in the 4x400 relay during last week’s dual meet. Photo: Steve Galluzzo last Wednesday’s Western League dual meet. Photo: Steve Galluzzo Pali High Track Teams Dominate Venice By STEVE GALLUZZO In the varsity boys 400 me- Junior Kyrick Curl ran a per- step against Venice in one of the the Pali High girls basketball team Nwaba also took ninth in the tri- Sports Editor ters Nickolas Mendes (52.76) was sonal-best 11.48 to tie for ninth in most exciting races of the dual. to the City championship and the ple jump in a season-best 32 feet, seventh and William Mullins was the 100-meter dash. On Saturday, Lilyan Garside Southern California Regional fi- four inches. he Palisades High boys and ninth in a personal-best 52.93 Sat- Palisades’ 4x100 varsity re- took fourth in the varsity 400 in nals a few weeks before, cleared Junior Erica Bagby cleared a girls track teams were in fine urday. Chandler Hooks clocked a lay was sixth in 44.57, the 4x400 1:00.36 with Molly Ryan and Mia a personal-best five feet for third season-best 11 feet, six inches to Tform in last Wednesday’s Western personal-best 16.18 for eighth in relay was third in 3:30.19 and Emerson finishing 11th and 12th. in the high jump. Garside leaped a take third in the pole vault, which League dual meet versus Venice at the 110 hurdles and Nnamdi On- the 4x800 relay was third behind The Dolphins took fourth in personal-best 17 feet, one inch for Amari Turner of Redondo Union Stadium by the Sea and took that waoze was sixth in the 300 hur- Loyola and Rowland in 8:16.03. the 4x100 relay (51.09) and third fifth in the long jump and Nwaba won with a height of 12 feet. momentum into Saturday’s Mus- dles in a personal-best 42.05 and For the girls’ Cassandra Her- in the 4x400 relay (4:18.38). leaped a personal-record 15 feet, Palisades is set to compete in tang Relays in Manhattan Beach. Kenny Davis was eighth (42.29). nandez won the 800 meters by one Junior Jane Nwaba, who led nine and a half inches for 12th. the Pasadena Games on Friday. Page 12 Palisadian-Post March 21, 2019

Isabel McKinley (right) on the attack versus Mira Costa in Saturday’s Palisades’ Miles Partain spikes the ball past Oak Park’s Joey Ybarra Palisades’ Akhil Tangutur (right) on the attack against Quartz Hill in intersectional lacrosse game at Stadium by the Sea. Photo: Steve Galluzzo in the Dos Pueblos Invitational quarterfinals. Photo: Steve Galluzzo the Dos Pueblos Invitational championship match. Photo: Steve Galluzzo

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Seeks First City Championship he Palisades High girls lacrosse team opened the season with five Movin’ on Up straight victories and sought to keep its undefeated record intact TSaturday against Mira Costa at Stadium by the Sea. After falling behind 7-4 at halftime and trailing 9-6 midway through By STEVE GALLUZZO 42-27 and in the finals the Dol- The Dolphins improved to Palisades’ only blemish so far the second half, the Dolphins mounted a furious comeback behind se- Sports Editor phins knocked off third-seeded 19-1 and are already more than this season was a three-set loss to nior twins Ally and Sammy Stahl and Isabel McKinley to tie it 10-10 Quartz Hill, 42-23. halfway to passing last season’s Newport Harbor in the finals of before the Mustangs won on a goal in sudden death overtime. Palisades ould the Palisades High boys “We’ve gotten a little closer total of 34 victories. Palisades the Best of the West Tournament had defeated Mira Costa at the Rose Bowl Jamboree in Pasadena. volleyball team be even better here each year, so winning this is fell to Alemany in last year’s Dos in Poway. Last Tuesday, the Dolphins outscored reigning City champion Bir- Cthis year than it was last year? extremely important to us,” said Pueblos final—one of only three The Dolphins resumed league mingham 13-8 in a rematch of last year’s section final. The teams meet The short answer is yes. Ohio State-bound middle blocker losses the Dolphins suffered all play this week against Venice and again April 9 in Lake Balboa. At the end of a long, gruel- Justin Howard, who hammered a season. Palisades previously won Hamilton and travel to University Meanwhile, Palisades’ boys squad beat El Segundo 9-3 Monday ing tournament that started at 8 kill on championship point and the tournament in 1984 and 1986. on Monday. to improve to 5-4, the Dolphins’ fourth victory in five games. They are o’clock on Saturday morning and was named Most Valuable Play- back in action Friday at Agoura. The defending City champion Dol- ended around 9 that night the Dol- er. “We have a name on our back, phins host Hamilton next Tuesday and will try to avenge a 12-11 loss to phins emerged as Gold Division teams know who we are and we El Camino Real next Thursday at 4:30 at Stadium by the Sea. champions of the Dos Pueblos want to play to our reputation.” Palisadian-Post Invitational at UC Santa Barbara. Palisades reeled off seven Palisades swept through pool straight points, capped by Akh- ARTICLE PLAQUE Pali High Golfers Stay Unbeaten play with ease, beating Rio Mesa, il Tangutur’s clean ace, to take a Cathedral, Oak Park and Ante- commanding 28-14 in the final. REPRINTS he Palisades High boys golf team continued its quest to regain the lope Valley, to earn the top seed Tangutur, a senior hitter who has City Championship with a 179-295 victory over Chatsworth last in the Gold Division (made up of signed with UC Irvine, also made • great keepsakes Tweek in windy conditions at the par 36 Woodley Lakes course. the first and second-place teams in the All-Tournament team along Sophomore Noah Mirza was the medalist with a 3-under par 33 each pool). with junior libero Nick Conte. • awesome gifts while freshman Bill Enkhbold and senior Ali Zafar-Khan each carded a After a bye in the first round “This is an interesting format 36. Freshman Jaden Vann and sophomore Charlie Lovett each shot a 37, of elimination play, Palisades took but I prefer a best two-out-of three Tiger Woo shot a 39 and fellow sophomore Jackson Nettleship carded a on Oak Park again in the quarter- match,” Howard added. “The key 40 as the Golfin’ Dolphins improved to 4-0. finals and prevailed 42-23 in the was jumping on them early. In Palisades is seeking its fifth City crown in seven years, having won first-to-42 points playoff format. this kind of format with no breaks the title in 2013, 2014, 2015 and 2017 under Coach Jame Paleno. The In the semifinals, the Dolphins between games, it’s pretty hard to Dolphins have beaten Taft, Cleveland, Granada Hills and Chatsworth. beat Saddleback Valley Christian come back.” (310) 454-1321

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Meet the Sister-in-Law Duo Behind Veronica Beard

By SARAH SHMERLING Editor-in-Chief

eronica Miele Beard and Veronica Swan- son Beard are sisters by marriage and Vpartners by choice. Garnering the catchy nickname “The Ve- ronicas,” the pair founded the Veronica Beard brand in 2010, which will soon open its sixth store this spring at Palisades Village on April 5. “As sisters-in-law, the business is family and the home is family—and we couldn’t ask for anything more,” the Veronicas explained to the Palisadian-Post ahead of the store opening. “We feel so lucky that we have each other because we would not be where we are today if there weren’t two of us. Our two perspec- tives are what make this brand so unique and genuine and while we don’t always agree on every minute decision or design detail, we are always aligned on the big picture and having each other makes our successes that much more rewarding.” Veronica Swanson Beard described her style as cool, classic and chic, while Veroni- ca Miele Beard said hers is more eclectic and edgy, with a touch of rock ‘n’ roll. The two were inspired to launch the brand after leaving careers in finance and fashion to raise their families—Veronica Swanson Beard has three children and Veronica Miele Beard has five. “We found ourselves at family gatherings talking about our new favorite designers, must- have piece and styling tricks,” the Veronicas explained. “We both quickly realized there was a void in the market for clothing that you could live in. We set out to change that and create the perfect uniform for women: elevated, sexy and chic. When we launched in 2010, we focused on perfecting the jacket and from there, started The Veronicas: Veronica Miele Beard and Veronica Swanson Beard Photos courtesy of Veronica Beard creating the pieces that we were on the hunt for—a chic top, a cool pair of jeans, and it just Palisades Village will be Veronica Beard’s “We just launched extended sizing for grew organically from there.” second Los Angeles store, following a loca- spring 2019, so we now carry sizes 00 through Insert the Dickey Jacket—the piece that tion on Melrose. 24,” the Veronicas said. “This is a project started it all. Even today, the various styles of “We have a strong customer base here and we’ve been working on for a long time be- the jacket account for 30 percent of the brand’s because this is our second LA store,” the Ve- cause it’s important for us to be able to offer ready-to-wear sales. ronicas explained. “We’re excited to create a the brand to more women who want to wear The Veronicas are now focused on expand- space that’s different from our Melrose loca- it.” ing their jeans business, launched in 2017, as tion and more in line with the beachy vibe of The full range of sizes will be available well as their shoe business. the area. It’s such a different feel.” at the Palisades Village store—marking the “We’re focused on retail expansion as part The two shared plans to open a third Cal- first store in the development to offer inclu- of our growth strategy and after opening on ifornia store in a few months, as well as addi- sive sizing. Melrose a year ago, Palisades Village feels like tional stores later in the year. Other locations Other things coming up include more a natural next step for us,” the two explained. include New York and Texas. collaborations for May and June, including “We have a strong customer base here and “It’s an exciting period of growth for the a second activewear collection with Bandier we’re excited to continue offering her a layered brand,” they shared. and a summer collaboration with Kassatex, shopping experience where she can immerse And, for the first time ever, Veronica which will be available online and in all Ve- herself in the world of Veronica Beard.” Beard is offering extended sizes. ronica Beard stores. Page 14 Palisadian-Post March 21, 2019

FOOD STYLE North Italia 1442 2nd St., Santa Monica, CA 90401 310-382-2460 northitaliarestaurant.com Price: $$ By MICHAEL AUSHENKER Contributing Writer

Photos by RICH SCHMITT cheese, marinated eggplant, roast- Staff Photographer ed pepper, Castelvetrano olives and Marcona almonds to the table ocated on 2nd Street near Santa and makes for an excellent, var- Monica Boulevard in the heart ied starter to ignite a happy hour Spaghetti & Meatballs Peter O'Keefe The Pig Lof downtown Santa Monica, North and complement such excellent Italia occupies the space where signature cocktails as Apple Bour- traditional, if contemporary, in its of Parmesan rigatoni. with a few coffee beans. another popular Italian restaurant bon Sour (contains Redemption presentation. There is a dearth of Pizza-wise, we went straight Hospitality is another area in chain, Buca di Beppo, enjoyed a bourbon and has a really nice edge fancy, cute or punny names, and for the meat-lovers’ delight: The which this location excels: As- long run until two years ago—and to it), Sicilian Margarita (which a refreshing straight-upness about Pig, with its layers of spicy pep- sistant General Manager Grant yet in some ways, this Sam Fox packs a punch) and Life in Italics the dishes listed. peroni, soppressata and Italian Gimpel and Restaurant Manager restaurant concept is something of (Aviation gin, Italicus Rosolio, Spaghetti & Meatballs brings sausage. Prosciutto, a gourmet pie Armando Zelaya set the friendly, its philosophical opposite. peach bitters, lavender blossom, it on with a hulking beef sphere topped with Mission fig, chevre easy-going tone, while our upbeat For one thing, whereas Buca fever tree Mediterranean tonic). amid a small mountain of house- and arugula, or Funghi, replete and jocular waitress, May Mat- di Beppo skewed familial and Even more dramatic, if carb-y, made pasta topped with a thick with roasted mushroom, cipollini suo-Rose, proved helpful and en- kitschy, with a maze of booths and is White Truffle Garlic Bread, a marinara sauce, olive oil, basil and onion and smoked mozzarella, are gaging. its walls busy with Sinatra and hearty caloric investment of house- Pecorino cheese. Squid Ink Ma- also available. Ultimately, the versatile North Martin album covers, North Italia made ricotta, mozzarella, Grana faldine comes topped with white Another area where North Ita- Italia can feed a small army with runs vast and airy with a minimal- Padano and herbs, served in an shrimp, calamari, acqua pazza, lia proves particularly formidable its hearty fare and healthy portions, ist decor. iron skillet, that is well worth its mint, fennel pollen and Calabri- is dessert mode. We ordered three or one can simply stop by to wile Owned by Phoenix’s Fox weight in yumminess and not to be an chili (and for those who do not colorful plates (all of them loaded away a warm Southern California Restaurant Group, which also op- overlooked. Definitely one of my enjoy their meals spicy, be sure to with Instagram-worthy presenta- afternoon with a friend over a Cap- erates True Food just a few blocks highlights. let your server know in advance tion) with the grand plan of taking puccino and share a bowl of Gelato away, the Santa Monica location The chefs at North Italia do not of ordering dishes from the Pasta half of it home … and yet, some- or Sorbetto. of North Italia is one of a growing cut corners, employing imported section). The restaurant also serves how, all of it evaporated in a matter With desserts such as Salted countrywide chain, with its nation- Italian products for their creations, a Grilled Branzino, which here ar- of minutes. Caramel Budino and Bombolini al flagship restaurant in Arizona such as Roland White Truffle Oil rives with cipollini onion, fennel, Almond & Mascarpone Tart yet to be explored, I plan to return and a local original in El Segundo, used in the White Truffle Garlic broccolini, farro, lemon and butter. (cranberry orange compote, basil to North Italia as soon as possible. Roasted Salmon plus branches in San Diego and Bread. For other starters, the house In another direction, there are and saba) proved sweet yet subtle. Las Vegas. also serves Burrata, Black Medi- a variety of stripes to be found In another direction, Nutella-lovers Lively and contemporary, terranean Mussels (sided with among the Mains. Carnivores can rejoice as Hazelnut Torta makes North Italia Santa Monica, with its grilled bread) and the very popular hunt down the Braised Short Rib or heady use of the beloved Italian sweeping urban atmosphere, set a Grilled Artichoke, also with Grana Filet of Beef entrees, but we decid- spread, in one mighty half-crescent course (or … several courses!) for Padano cheese. ed to roll the dice on Roasted Salm- stroke, alongside hazelnut toffee adventure upon our arrival. Appe- There is one area where North on, a tasty slab of orange loveliness and salted caramel gelato. tizers at the eatery are some of the Italia shares something in common accompanied by broccolini, lemon Here’s a suggestion: You can restaurant’s strongest suits, as both with predecessor Buca di Beppo olive oil gremolata, saba and a nice bypass getting a coffee with des- of our orders were sublime. and that is in the earnestness of its white bean ragu. 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Allied Artists to Host Art REEL PALI Exhibit and Sale Palisades Connections to Film and TV Bill Hader Returns with ‘Barry’ Season 2 on March 31 By JAMES GAGE Reporter

mmy Award-winning Palisadi- an Bill Hader, from “Saturday ENight Live” and “Documentary Now!” fame, returns with another season of his critically acclaimed series “Barry” on HBO. Photo courtesy of Allied Artists The show, co-created by Ha- der and writer/producer legend By SARAH SHMERLING “This year’s show will be a in attendance providing informa- Alec Berg (“Seinfeld,” “Curb Editor-in-Chief celebration of the recovery af- tion of their programs.” Your Enthusiasm”), follows the ter the devastating wildfires that Twenty local artists will exploits of Barry Berkman, a Photo courtesy of HBO he Allied Artists of the Santa burnt almost 100,000 acres of the present and sell landscape and Midwestern marine-turned-hit- Monica Mountains and Sea- Santa Monica Mountains,” a press seascape paintings featuring the man-turned-thespian, as he travels Henry Winkler (“Arrested De- guest appearance on a March Tshore will host an Art Exhibit and release stated. “#SaveLACougars SMMNRA. Proceeds will benefit to Los Angeles on a hit job only velopment,” “Happy Days”), plays 2 “SNL” sketch, “What’s That Sale on Sunday, March 24, in sup- will provide educational materi- the Western National Park Asso- to inadvertently fall into the local the hilariously idiosyncratic Gene Name?”, in which he plays game port of the Santa Monica Moun- als and information about the pro- ciation and National Park Service. theater arts scene. Cousineau, who teaches an over- show host Vince Blight. tains National Recreation Area. posed Liberty Canyon Wildlife The sale will take place from Barry, the show’s eponymous priced acting class full of Holly- “The rules are simple—we The group, featuring many Crossing. Representatives from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the King protagonist played by Hader, jug- wood hopefuls. Here, Barry, trying show you a person, you tell us Palisadians, was founded more the Mountains Restoration Trust, Gillette Ranch Visitor Center, lo- gles his criminal lifestyle with the to find Madison, ends up meeting their name,” Blight said. than 20 years ago with the goal of a land trust in the Santa Monica cated at 26876 Mulholland Hwy. pursuit of his new-found calling: his love interest Sally Reed, played Contests Doug (writer/co- painting and preserving the nat- Mountains that works with the For more information and to acting. Meanwhile, he is being by up-and-comer Sarah Goldberg. median John Mulaney, host of ural beauty of the Santa Monica local community to protect the keep up with future events, in- pursued for professional negli- Season one included eight episodes, the March 2 show) and Courtney Mountains National Recreation unique biodiversity of the Santa cluding free monthly paint-outs, gence on a hit job by a ruthless consistently clocking in over half a (Cecily Strong) are asked to iden- Area. Monica Mountains, will also be visit allied-artists.com. Chechen criminal organization, million viewers for each episode. tify close acquaintances whose along with Bolivian gangsters, The show earned two prime- names they should know but SUBSCRIBE TO and two detectives: Moss, played time Emmy Awards: Outstanding don’t, including a best friend’s by Paula Newsome (“Reign Over Lead Actor in a Comedy Series for girlfriend, a boss’s wife and a Palisadian-Post Me”) and Loach, played by John Hader’s performance as Barry and spouse’s bridesmaid. The sketch Pirruccello (“Twin Peaks”). outstanding Supporting Actor in a went viral and had fans lamenting Barry’s marine-budy-turned- Comedy Series for Winkler’s per- that Hader is no longer a full-tim- Sign Up handler Monroe Fuches, played formance as Gene Cousineau. Sea- er on the show. by Stephen Root (“King of the son one currently holds a 99 aver- A day later, March 3, Hader Hill”), and Chechen mob envoy age approval rating from critics on was featured in an extensive Let- Today! NoHo Hank, played by Anthony Rotten Tomatoes with an average ter From Hollywood, “Bill Hader www.PaliPost.com Carrigan (“Gotham”), recruit him audience score of 84 percent, and Kills,” by New Yorker staff writer (310) 454-1321 for a hit on rising star Ryan Mad- an 8.1/10 on IMDB. Ted Friend, who lauded Hader’s ison, who is having an affair with “Barry,” crafted by some of performance not just as the star the wife of Chechen mob boss Go- the best minds in the biz, features of “Barry,” but as its writer and ran Pazar, played by Glen Fleshler episodes written by Hader, Berg, director. Friend’s piece also not- (“True Detective”). Emily Heller (“Crowded”), Ben ed that most nights Hader “stays Smith (“Santa Clarita Diet”), ac- home in the Pacific Palisades to 60 Years of Service to the Westside tress/writer Sarah Solemani, Duffy watch ‘The Simpsons’ with his Boudreau “(Big Mouth”) and Liz kids, or work his way through the JOHNSON Sarnoff (“Lost,” “Alcatraz”). Polish film canon by himself.” FOSTER Season two will feature ep- The second season of “Barry” FITZGERALD & isodes written by Taofik -Ko has a lot to live up to, with New In yo DARLING, LLP lade (“Atlanta”) and Jason Kim York Times TV critic James Po- nected UR coMM (“Girls”). The show also features niewozik calling the season one con Un u u tay Ity! CPAs episodes directed by Minkie Spiro finale “so good it made me never S “Your Full Service Accounting (“Downton Abbey”) and Liza John- want to watch the show again.” Firm in the Palisades” son (“American Horror Story”), But with monumental talents like follow the Post on: 15200 Sunset Blvd., Suite 203 • Pacific Palisades, CA 90272 • 310-454-6545 • and music video titan Hiro Murai. Hader, Berg and Murai at the Hader also recently did a helm, and with the possibility of some major plot shifts, fans of the first season will undoubtedly be tuning in for another binge-worthy spectacle. 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The Attic Apropos of Nothing

Scented path of Mom’s mothballs Closer to Heaven Creaky stairs and LIFE magazine Getting closer to the gate Centerfolds and testosterone Running out of time Erupts euphoria, seething teeth 50 down – 50 to go. I’m gonna Tabled by the sepia-tone pictures of lives gone by put on a helluva show Youth pushes out the windows I’m done having fun Fall becomes Winter, Spring regales Still lots to do Love’s depth is beyond knowing Look at me Death to a young boy’s dreams. Just opened the door I’ve just come alive —JW But before I go, I’m gonna put on a helluva show and keep them laughing as I go.

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LOS ANGELES, CA 90047 Palisadian-Post NOTICE—THIS FICTITIOUS NAME STATE- OLIN SIMPLIS; 3460 CENTINELA AVE. 404, SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA MENT EXPIRES FIVE YEARS FROM THE DATE LOS ANGELES, CA 90066 COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES IT WAS FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY MATTHEW JACKSON; 8312 MAYNARD AVE., Case No. 19SMCP00085 CLERK. A NEW FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME CANOGA PARK, CA 91304 ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR STATEMENT MUST BE FILED PRIOR TO THAT This business is conducted by a CHANGE OF NAME DATE. The filing of this statement does not of itself General Partnership TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS: authorize the use in this state of a fictitious business The registrant commemnced to transact business Suzanne Annette Verge Peak filed a petition with name in violation of the rights of another under under the ficticious name or names listed above: this court for a decree changing name as follows: federal, state or common law (see Section 14400 N/A Present Name: Suzanne Annette Verge Peak et seq, Business and Professions Code). (Signed) DONZELL R. HAYES, Proposed Name: Suzanne Annette Verge February 28, March 7, 14 and 21, 2019 Donzell R. Hayes THE COURT ORDERS that all persons interested Managing Member in this matter appear before this court at the hearing FICTITIOUS This statement was filed with the County Clerk of indicated below to show cause, if any, why the peti- No. 2019037782 Los Angeles County on February 19, 2019. tion for change of name should not be granted. Any FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME NOTICE—THIS FICTITIOUS NAME STATE- person objecting to the name change described Shabbat Shalom! STATEMENT MENT EXPIRES FIVE YEARS FROM THE DATE above must file a written objection that includes Candle lighting Friday 3/22/19 6:49pm The following persons are doing business as: IT WAS FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY the reasons for the objection at least two court LAW OFFICE OF STEPHANIE SPENCER; CLERK. A NEW FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME days before the matter is scheduled to be heard 12100 WILSHIRE BLVD STE 800, STATEMENT MUST BE FILED PRIOR TO THAT and must appear at the hearing to show cause LOS ANGELES, CA 90025 DATE. The filing of this statement does not of itself why the petition should not be granted. If no written STEPHANIE SPENCER; authorize the use in this state of a fictitious business objection is timely filed, the court may grant the 566 AMALFI DRIVE, name in violation of the rights of another under petition without a hearing. PACIFIC PALISADES, CA 90272 federal, state or common law (see Section 14400 NOTICE OF HEARING This business is conducted by an Individual et seq, Business and Professions Code). Date: April 5, 2019, 8:30 a.m. The address of The registrant commemnced to transact business February 28, March 7, 14 and 21, 2019 the court is 1725 Main Street, Santa Monica, CA under the ficticious name or names listed above: 90401, West District N/A FICTITIOUS A copy of this Order to Show Cause shall be (Signed) Stephanie Spencer, No. 2019034347 published at least once each week for four suc- Stephanie Spencer FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME cessive weeks prior to the date set for hearing on Owner STATEMENT the petition in the following newspaper of general This statement was filed with the County Clerk of The following persons are doing business as: circulation, printed in this county: Los Angeles County on February 13, 2019. SARA GILLIAN PHOTOGRAPHY; 17250 W. SUNSET PALISADIAN-POST. NOTICE—THIS FICTITIOUS NAME STATE- BLVD APT 120, PACIFIC PALISADES, CA 90272 Dated: February 28, 2019 MENT EXPIRES FIVE YEARS FROM THE DATE Sara Gillian Marti;17250 W. SUNSET BLVD APT SHERRI R. CARTER IT WAS FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY 120, PACIFIC PALISADES, CA 90272 Executive Officer/Clerk CLERK. A NEW FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME This business is conducted by an Individual March 7, 14 , 21 and 28, 2019

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www.PaliPost.com · (310) 454-1321 Answers appear elsewhere in the paper. Page 18 Palisadian-Post March 21, 2019 Fashion Fun On Tuesday, March 12, the Pacific Palisades Woman’s Club hosted a Red Carpet Fashion Show and Luncheon— highlighting pieces from Vivian’s Boutique and Special Mo- ments, as well as the “100 $2 bill” hat and silent auction prizes. Attendees were able to shop local vendors, including Lavender Blue, Stella N Dot, Handbags by Heather, Ar- bonne Beauty, India Hicks and Vivian’s Boutique. Lunch was prepared and served by members of PPWC, with wine provided by Scheid Family Wines. Proceeds from the show and lunch will support the philanthropic efforts of PPWC and the PPWC clubhouse restoration.

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