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A Gift from the Pandemic
A Gift from the Pandemic
An evening with John Waters and Jim Jarmusch
Amidst all the bad right now, there are a few good things that have come out o...
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A Truly Lived Life
A Truly Lived Life
By Kait Leonard
The life and work of local poet and author Philip Daughtry, who “left no part of myself unlived.” Dressed in western duds that would do his anc...
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Haunt Season at Zombie Joe’s
Haunt Season at Zombie Joe’s
Why are zombies, ghouls, and general psycho-monsters at Zombie Joe’s Underground (ZJU) Theater quaking in their grave-dirt covered boots? Because Ha...
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It’s the Roaster Not the Roast
It’s the Roaster Not the Roast
By Kait Leonard
Need a little afternoon pick-me-up? Well, put down that espresso and find a lively, lightly roasted bean.
Approximately 64% of Americans drink cof...
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Optimism & Joy Mark Festival Despite Pandemic
Optimism & Joy Mark Festival Despite Pandemic
Reimagining the Indian Festival of the Chariots required protective masks, drive-through worship, and to-go boxes as the Hare Krishnas hono...
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Social Distance and Mental Health
Social Distance and Mental Health
Mental health issues may be the next-wave threat associated with the coronavirus pandemic.
According to research, loneliness is as physically harmf...
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The Great Conjunction and the Dawning of a New Age
The Great Conjunction and the Dawning of a New Age
By Kait Leonard
We’ve been singing about the dawning of the Age of Aquarius since the Sixties. Even though astrologers argue about when that’s actually happening,...
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Necessities of Life
Necessities of Life
While maintaining as much distance as possible, people are lined up on a downtown sidewalk, waiting. Some read newspapers, others engage in small talk...
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Aycil Yeltan-The Artist and the Art
Aycil Yeltan-The Artist and the Art
I last touched based with filmmaker, actress, and artist, Aycil Yeltan, in May of 2020. I had the privilege of meeting her in her Topanga Canyon home,...
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Election Delays and Chaos
Election Delays and Chaos
The U.S. election is consuming almost everyone right now. It would make perfect sense to devote a whole astrological analysis to predicting the outcom...
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Topanga Cares Meal Distribution Launch
Topanga Cares Meal Distribution Launch
On Monday, July 13, 2020, Topanga Cares successfully launched the new meal program to help Topanga neighbors facing food insecurities. The program ...
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COVID Cover-ups for the Holidays
COVID Cover-ups for the Holidays
By Kait Leonard
Ho Ho Ho! ‘Tis the season to find those stocking stuffers—pandemic style. As the holiday season revs up, it’s time to start searching for tho...
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Another Threat to Wildlife
Another Threat to Wildlife
Thousands of animals die yearly in netting installed to prevent them from stealing fruit from trees. These animals tend to die horrific deaths, sustai...
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Dancing in the Narrows
Dancing in the Narrows
Anna Penenberg’s memoir, “Dancing in the Narrows,” a mother-daughter odyssey through chronic illness (July 7, 2020, She Writes Press), takes rea...
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Hey Baby(dog)! What’s your sign?
Hey Baby(dog)! What’s your sign?
The Dog Days of Summer span from July 3 to August 11, 2020. Let’s celebrate the Dog Star, Sirius, by checking out what the heavens have to say ab...
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Ecotherapy: Keeping Nature Close
Ecotherapy: Keeping Nature Close
The term “tree-hugger” conjures images of hippies in bell-bottoms and tie-dyed tee-shirts. Actually, the phrase dates back to 1730, when more than...
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Hello October 2020!
Hello October 2020!
October is a huge month astrologically. There’s so much going on in the sky that I’m not going to go into each sign this month. The planets will h...
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Local Businesses Test the Waters
Local Businesses Test the Waters
By Kait Leonard
As Los Angeles County attempts to get back to normal, or something like it, Topanga businesses explore this new phase. While not everyone has emerged ...
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Teens: Empower Your Power Behind the Wheel
Teens: Empower Your Power Behind the Wheel
Automotive educator, plus-size model, and social media influencer, Chaya Milchtein, launches her new Automotive Fundamentals program for te...
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The 400-Year-Old Pandemic: Police Violence Against Blacks
The 400-Year-Old Pandemic: Police Violence Against Blacks
June 5, 2020. Approximately 300 people gather peacefully on Wilshire Blvd. in Beverly Hills to protest police violence against the African American co...
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Providing House Calls to the Unhoused
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 doct...
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The Humble Milkweed
The Humble Milkweed
By planting native species, we support the insects and other animals who depend on them. This will go a long way to reversing some of the damage we’...
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Skid Row’s Hippie Kitchen Keeps On Feeding
Skid Row’s Hippie Kitchen Keeps On Feeding
More people than usual are sitting side-by-side around park tables and on the ground eating food supplied by the Hospitality Kitchen, known by locals ...
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Welcome to September 2020!
Welcome to September 2020!
This has been a doozy of a year and according to the planets we won’t be out of the tunnel until December, so hang on! Mars, the planet of courage a...
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