November 11, 2022

November 11, 2022

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THINKING OUT LOUD

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THINKING OUT LOUD

Halloween on Bonnell Drive

Kris Lilliedahl (left) never thought that he would be on call every two or four hours feeding a newborn kitten, but here he was on Halloween not handing out treats because the ...(Read More)

Flavia Potenza

By Flavia Potenza

NEWS

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SCE’s Dave Ford Advocates for Early Detection and Cancer Prevention

Dave Ford is the Southern California Edison (SCE)spokesman in Topanga for fires, earthquakes, downed trees, PSPS events and all things electrical. Yet, it was his personal fig ...(Read More)

Annemarie Donkin

By Annemarie Donkin

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My Main Dog, Livvie

Whether it’s the general stress of everyday life or the crankiness of middle age, sometimes there are just too many things to complain about. (Don’t even ge ...(Read More)

The Canyon Chronicle

By The Canyon Chronicle

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SAGES Thank Tessa Charnofsky!

The November Senior Dinner at the Topanga Community Center was delicious and included one little surprise: a thank-you presentation of native plants to Tessa C ...(Read More)

Flavia Potenza

By Flavia Potenza

Good News From Topanga Post Office

In spite of persistent rumors, the Topanga Post office is staying open and is fully staffed. After a rough few months with only one counter employee at the Topanga Post Of ...(Read More)

Annemarie Donkin

By Annemarie Donkin

ICON_PREVIEW

Recognizing Innovation in Alzheimer’s Care

The 3rd Annual Maude’s Award Recipients were announced in Seattle, WA. Three organizations each received $25,000, and five individuals received $5,000 each including Mary Cr ...(Read More)

The Canyon Chronicle

By The Canyon Chronicle

ICON_PREVIEW

Pole Dancing for Fitness, Strength and Self Respect

As a victim of childhood abuse and a life of addiction, Hilary Herbert chose a new path through theater and, ultimately, pole dancing. Proceeds from class fees are donated t ...(Read More)

By Stacy Mahoney

LONG DISTANCE LISTENING PARTY

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LONG DISTANCE LISTENING PARTY

One Liners

The average person swallows eight spiders a year. Most people swallow 0 spiders, but Robert Green of North Carolina eats like 40 spiders a day so he’s been throwing the who ...(Read More)

By Miles Erickson

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LONG DISTANCE LISTENING PARTY

Topanga Symphony Resumes Nov. 20

Still feeling the warm embrace from the Topanga Symphony’s 40th Anniversary celebration sponsored by the Topanga Historical Society and a supportive community, we now embark ...(Read More)

By Jeanne Mitchell

WINTER EVENTS

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EVENTS

Thursday, November 17, 9:00 a.m to 4 p.m.—“Exploring Water Quality Impacts of Creek Restoration.” Part 1, from 9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Watershed Coordinator Melina Semph ...(Read More)

The Canyon Chronicle

By The Canyon Chronicle

ALL THINGS CONNECTED

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ALL THINGS CONNECTED

The Big Digital Coin Trick

I am a firm believer that all students should study magic. Magic is especially effective in teaching students to recognize the technique of distraction. This is important when ...(Read More)

Paula Labrot

By Paula Labrot

MY CORNER OF THE CANYON

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MY CORNER OF THE CANYON

Glamour

There is a tree that grows aslant the creek over on Valley Drive just off Old Canyon. I frequently park beside it, yet never truly saw it until a friend mentioned, “Doesn’ ...(Read More)

Kathie Gibboney

By Kathie Gibboney

LIFESTYLE

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Ghouls for School

Hundreds of canyon residents devoured the chance to eat, drink and be scary at this year’s annual Topanga Halloween Carnival. Attendees were treated to a spooktacular set fr ...(Read More)

ARCHIVE | November 11, 2022

THINKING OUT LOUD

LONG DISTANCE LISTENING PARTY

ALL THINGS CONNECTED

MY CORNER OF THE CANYON

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