February 17, 2023

February 17, 2023

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THINKING OUT LOUD

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THINKING OUT LOUD

Transitions

My little guy, Tippy, a Parti Poodle, crossed the Rainbow Bridge on Thursday, January 9, after a long bout of metastatic cancer with ugly tumors erupting that were surgically ...(Read More)

Flavia Potenza

By Flavia Potenza

NEWS

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Meet Ben Allen—Topanga’s New State Senator

Coming off his win for the state’s redrawn 24th Senate District, which includes Topanga, Agoura Hills, Westlake Village and Calabasas, Ben Allen is the author of a new law i ...(Read More)

Annemarie Donkin

By Annemarie Donkin

Topanga Canyon Gallery Closes its Doors

Just as it was gaining momentum as a contemporary art gallery worthy of note, Topanga Canyon Gallery (TCG) will close out its all-too-brief run at 137 S. Topang ...(Read More)

Flavia Potenza

By Flavia Potenza

The Impact of NEM 3.0 on Solar Owners

On December 15, 2022, The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) passed Net Energy Metering (NEM 3.0) that will significantly alter the net billing rates ...(Read More)

The Canyon Chronicle

By The Canyon Chronicle

SOUL & COFFEE

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Tu Bishvat, a New Year for Trees

Once there was a man who was traveling through the desert, hungry, thirsty, and tired. He had been walking for days, with no food or water in sight. Just when he was about to ...(Read More)

By Rabbi Mendy Piekarski

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Register Now For Free ‘Water Lab’

What West Basin is doing to meet future water needs, and how residents can get involved. West Basin Municipal Water District (West Basin) announced its schedule of 2023 o ...(Read More)

The Canyon Chronicle

By The Canyon Chronicle

LETTERS

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The First Forty Acres

The land we call Topanga Canyon has been a sacred home for thousands of years. Most of that time, the human beings who gratefully enjoyed life in its scrub forests and abruptl ...(Read More)

By Karen L. Moran

A Prayer For Turkey and Syria

Our hearts are heavy as we send our thoughts and prayers to the people of Turkey and Syria, who have been affected by a devastating earthquake. The tragedy has ...(Read More)

By Rabbi Mendy Piekarski

OUT & ABOUT

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Curtains Rising: Theatre Roundup

Live theatre is back, big time, on stages large and small. Here’s a roundup of just a few of the many productions taking place this month and beyond across the LA basin. ...(Read More)

RUDE INTERRUPTIONS

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RUDE INTERRUPTIONS

Forward, Into the Past?

Of all the unlikely new trends, I would not have expected to see the digital native generation—especially the younger Gen Z end of it—proudly embracing Luddism, that fleet ...(Read More)

Joel Bellman

By Joel Bellman

ALL THINGS CONNECTED

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ALL THINGS CONNECTED

Education Evolving

My magical grand-daughter Sidney comes to my house when she is too sick to go to school and her folks have to be at work. I can’t lie... I love those days. It gives me a cha ...(Read More)

Paula Labrot

By Paula Labrot

EDUCATION

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Parent Volunteers—More Than a Fly on The Wall

Assisting in a classroom provides an experience that enables parent volunteers to be more than just a fly on the wall. “Topanga Elementary is a great example of how much c ...(Read More)

Amy Weisberg, M.Ed.

By Amy Weisberg, M.Ed.

FEBRUARY EVENTS

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FEBRUARY EVENTS

February Events

Friday, February 24, 10 a.m. -4 p.m., TCC Blood Drive. The Topanga Community Center has become the biggest donation site in Los Angeles. TCC is located at 1440 Topanga Canyo ...(Read More)

The Canyon Chronicle

By The Canyon Chronicle

ARCHIVE | February 17, 2023

THINKING OUT LOUD

RUDE INTERRUPTIONS

ALL THINGS CONNECTED

FEBRUARY EVENTS

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