There was a report on Page 2 about a burglary on Marquez Avenue where two paintings were stolen from a home. On Page 3, an announcement about community cleanup events planned for this weekend could be found. And on Page 4 there was an obituary for a longtime resident who lost her home in the Los Angeles wildfires.
Few news outlets covered the mundane and the momentous events in Pacific Palisades like the twice-monthly Palisadian-Post. After a 97-year run, Thursday’s copy of the paper, on sale at newsstands for $1.50, was the last regular edition.
The closing of the publication, which will also no longer appear online, comes nearly a year after the Palisades fire burned more than 23,000 acres of Pacific Palisades, killed 12 people and destroyed more than 6,800 structures.
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