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Election
Sheriffs Extend Patrol Election Day and Beyond
A ‘Rude Interruptions’ Trump Index
By Joel Bellman
Voting Smart with the League of Women Voters
By Annemarie Donkin
What's on Your Ballot?
Vote! Let Your Voice Be Heard on Nov. 3
By Annemarie Donkin
Prop. 16: Back to the Future?
By Joel Bellman
No ‘Third Way’ for this Presidential Election
By Joel Bellman
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Election
Modern Monsters
I knew this year was going to be tough because of the election. But it is a horror show to actually see communities, friendships and families ripped apart by the constant trol
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By Paula Labrot
Fire Storm at Berry Creek
By Flavia Potenza
What’s in a name?
CHP Report: September Traffic Accident Results in Motorcyclist Fatality
Speeding and unsafe passing on Topanga Canyon Blvd. between the Topanga Living Café and Café 27 resulted in a motorcyclist’s fatality on Sept. 18. (See repo
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By Annemarie Donkin
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News
The Latest
Beach fires, Evacuations and Fire Report Highlight October Town Council Meeting
By Annemarie Donkin
Brushfire at Topanga School Road Extinguished Quickly
By Annemarie Donkin
Keeping the Good Going
Maggie Puertas Wray, 1920-2020
The Extraordinary Ordinary
By Flavia Potenza
Happy Anniversary Children’s Corner!
By Kathie Gibboney
Election Delays and Chaos
By Kait Leonard
Art Will Go On
By Amy Weisberg, M.Ed.
The Chronicle Favorites
Indian Sikhs Save Italy’s Parmesan Cheese Industry
Why Parmigiano Reggiano still lands on your dinner plate. From pasta to pizza, from fine cuisine to comfort food, the mention of Italian food sparks the imagination and excit
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By Nikhil Misra-Bhambri
‘There’s no racism in Argentina’
Man, Machine and Musk
By Paula Labrot
Toypurina, California’s Joan of Arc
Oct 12 has, for far too many years, been designated as “Columbus Day.” In 2017, Los Angeles declared the second Monday in October as “Indigenous People’
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By Kat High
Are You Prepared for Fire?
Los Angeles County Fire Chief Drew Smith and the Sheriff’s Department talked fire safety at Topanga Town Council meeting. Topanga had a close call on Tuesd
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By Annemarie Donkin
Media Literacy and Civility
On September 11, 2001, I woke up. I groped for the remote to ignite the television. I saw a plane crash into a building and heard lots of screaming. I thought i
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By Paula Labrot
Stephen Berger—Street Photography in Nature
Above: -Wild Willys Hot Springs, Mono County, CA.- My girlfriend loves hot springs. I love high plains areas with mountain peaks around Mono County. California
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By Stephen Berger
Quarantine at Q-Station in Sydney Harbor ca. 1917
Are you suffering from 2020 Pandemic fatigue? Count your blessings. January 12, 2020 was a brilliant day in Sydney Harbor when I boarded the ferry headed for M
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By Linda Ballou
Bookshelf of Nightmares: Readings for the Age of Trump
As a journalist friend of mine said recently, Trump has been good for one thing at least: the book business. What I call “my bookshelf of nightmares” is
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By Joel Bellman
5G Equipment Upgrades Poses Risks
Dear Fellow Resident, The 5G Free California Team wants to bring your attention to the rollout of technology infrastructure that is happening in the canyon, so
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A COVID Diary (part 4)
Dear Reader, I don’t usually write to a theme but for this column I decided to play with the idea of travel. Some snippets relate to the idea, others are more
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Black Lives Matter
It was 90 degrees in Northridge, June 2, as protesters and organizers of The Northridge Black Lives Matter (BLM), @northridgeblm protest, began gathering around
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By T.E. Zeri
Congratulations, you have been accepted to Zoom university!
I don’t think I will ever forget the day I received an email from the University of California, Santa Cruz, informing me that Spring Quarter of 2020 would now
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Excerpts from
Dogs in Topanga 2000-2018
Dogs In Topanga These spirits, these fakers, adventurers out to filch a bone, a bowl of water, treats, can charm you to death with their playfulness, coyn
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Ferreting Out Fake News Online
The 2020 election is only a few months away and the amount of information available to the public is overwhelming. Social media sites, blogs, online publication
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The Sound of Summer Playing
We all have our own ways of welcoming the summer. For students, it’s when school lets out for the year and vacation begins. For Druids and hippies, the su
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By Joel Bellman
Providing House Calls to the Unhoused
Medical teams bring old-fashioned house calls to unsheltered homeless communities. Back in the day, when patients couldn’t get to the doctor’s office, th
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By Kait Leonard
Theatre 31 Goes Zoom!
Adapting live theatre to the Zoom world is a challenge for any company, yet with a group of actors between the ages of 7-14, Theatre 31 has accomplished the fea
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By Annemarie Donkin
Less Traffic, More Trash
Topanga’s Trash Warriors are tired and smiling, and the Boulevard looks beautiful again. The early mornings on Sundays are breathtaking not only in their visu
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Amy Weisberg, M.Ed.
Annemarie Donkin
Flavia Potenza
Joel Bellman
Kait Leonard
Kathie Gibboney
Linda Ballou
Paula Labrot
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