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Lindsey Horvath
Endorsed by the Los Angeles County Democratic Party, Planned Parenthood, and the Los Angeles Times, Third District Candidate Lindsey Horvath says she’s ready to lead the cou
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By Annemarie Donkin
Bob Hertzberg
“Los Angeles County’s canyon communities and the Santa Monica Mountains are national treasures that must be protected,†retiring State Sen.Robert (“Bobâ
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By Annemarie Donkin
Which Way District 3?
With Third District Supervisor Sheila Kuehl opting out of a third term on the L.A. County Board of Supervisors, Topanga voters will decide who will be their nex
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By Flavia Potenza
TPA Resumes In-person Meetings
The Topanga Peace Alliance (TPA)is returning to the Inn of the Seventh Ray at 7 p.m., for monthly 5G Free California meetings on the second Monday of the month.
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By The Canyon Chronicle
The Truck Bomb Election
On February 26, 1993, shortly after noon, a Ryder rental truck pulled into the parking garage of the North Tower at New York’s World Trade Center. Packed insi
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By Joel Bellman
That Was the Year That Was…the Worst
In 2020, Americans have reaped what they sowed in the 2016 presidential election. If 2020 was…†a Google search term, it already has more than 20.7 billi
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By Joel Bellman
In My Defense
In response to the article, “Topanga Peace Alliance Vigil Turns Ugly†(The Canyon Chronicle, November 13, 2020, No. 11), Alleysun Jones felt she was misrepr
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By The Canyon Chronicle
Topanga Peace Alliance Vigil Turns Ugly
The Topanga Peace Alliance (TPA) has held a Friday Evening vigil at Pine Tree Circle in the heart of town for 15 years. The Vigils have become a Topanga traditi
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By Chronicle Staff
Election 2020
After the Rain
After the rain there is a sparkle in the Topanga air. Water droplets hang like tiny diamonds on the trees. The sun glints and shimmers off the yellow roses, a s
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By Kathie Gibboney
Native Americans: First to Settle, Last to Vote
When we think of vote suppression, we tend to think of the familiar, the obvious, the visible, aimed primarily at African-Americans in the Deep South: onerous p
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By Joel Bellman
Outliers Versus the Bigs
I have always had a soft spot for outliers. I have lived my life closely with people who think and act outside of the Bell Curve. As challenging as that locatio
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By Paula Labrot
A ‘Rude Interruptions’ Trump Index
Women Who Have Accused Trump of Sexual Misconduct: 26 Coronavirus-Infected People in Trump White House Inner Circle: 34 Americans Who Have Perished in the Cor
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By Joel Bellman
As the Presidential Election Looms, Young Voters Look Local
Twenty-one-year-old Polly Pierone was born in LA—but until a few months ago, she hadn’t paid much attention to her city’s local politics. Growing up, she
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By Anabelle Doliner
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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By Sinead Hawkins
Kindness Counts with the Census
What would inspire a nerdy, numbers-loving introvert to take a job with the U.S. Census Bureau, going door-to-door gathering data as an enumerator? My tim
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By Anne-Christine Von Wetter
No ‘Third Way’ for this Presidential Election
Why this year’s presidential election, especially, is not the one for voters to play around with third-party candidates. Once again, we are hearing the sir
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By Joel Bellman
PDSMM Holds Zoom Meeting with Rep. Ted Lieu
Amid protests and the pandemic, U.S. Rep. Ted Lieu graciously gave of his time to answer questions from the Progressive Democrats of the Santa Monica Mountains.
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By Annemarie Donkin
Prop. 16: Back to the Future?
Prop. 16, a constitutional amendment on this year’s ballot, is one of the most timely and tangible efforts to directly address the blatant discrimination of P
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By Joel Bellman
Proposition 15: Time to Split the Roll?
Proposition 15 on the November ballot is called the “Schools and Communities First†initiative. Apart from its obvious curb appeal, the name does accurately
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By Joel Bellman
Stand Up and Be Counted for the 2020 U.S. Census!
Officials estimate that only 50 percent of folks in L.A. County have responded to the U.S. Census so far—that includes Topanga, Malibu, and Pacific Palisades.
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By The Canyon Chronicle
Vote! Let Your Voice Be Heard on Nov. 3
Vote-by-mail ballots will be sent to all registered voters in California the week of Oct. 5 and all Voting Centers will be open from Oct. 30 through Nov. 3. You
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By Annemarie Donkin
Voting Smart with the League of Women Voters
Los Angeles County has the most voters in the nation with more than 5,610,000 registered voters which is 91 percent of eligible voters in the County. As a r
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By Annemarie Donkin
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