CHANEL Beauté Closes for Renovations | Palisades Village
Palisades Village’s CHANEL Beauté store is closed for renovations. The store is slated to
reopen on August 22.
—SARAH SHMERLING
Pedestrian Hit By Car on PCH | Santa Monica Canyon
A pedestrian was struck by oncoming traffic on Pacific Coast Highway and Entrada Drive, according to a report by City News Service.
The driver stayed on scene after injuring the pedestrian at around 2 a.m., the report says, and no arrests were made.
PCH was closed in both directions immediately after the incident as West LAPD Traffic Division investigated the scene.
—CHRISTIAN MONTERROSA
‘Mousetrap’ Opening Soon | Via Mesa
The next show Palisadians can catch at Pierson Playhouse is Agatha Christie’s “Mousetrap”—which will run from August 30 to October 6.
The story takes place in post-WWII England, when a snowstorm isolates a country hotel being opened for its first weekend by a young couple. As the play begins, there is a murder in London, and the guests learn that the murderer may be among them.
“Mousetrap” is directed by Marc Antonio Pritchett and produced by Sherry Coon and Nona Hale. Shows will take place Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m., as well as Sundays at 2 p.m.
For tickets and more information, visit theatrepalisades.com.
—SARAH SHMERLING
Upcoming Hikes | Pacific Palisades
Those interested in hiking with Temescal Canyon Association have two additional chances to do so this summer: August 13 and August 20.
On August 13, the group will explores the Venice canals, and on August 20, the summer series of Tuesday evening hikes will conclude with a trip to the Palisades Bluffs to take in the views.
To participate, meet at 6 p.m. in the upper Temescal Gateway Park parking lot near the dining hall. Free parking passes are available.
For more information, visit temcanyon.com.
—SARAH SHMERLING
Community Police Academy | Pacific Palisades
The Los Angeles Police Department invites Palisadians to participate in an upcoming Community Police Academy.
The 11-week academy will begin on August 14 by Operations-West Bureau. The class will meet every Wednesday from 6 to 9 p.m., and conclude with a final graduation ceremony.
After graduating, program members receive the minimum training to participate in the community volunteer program.
The program will teach volunteers about methods and procedures used by the police, with a similar curriculum to that of the police academy. Volunteers are encouraged to volunteer at their local police station after graduating from the program.
Participants must be over 18, and live or work in Operations-West Bureau. Each participant must also have no felony convictions, outstanding warrants or criminal cases while being approved by a commanding officer.
If interested, contact Sergeant Scott Alpert at 36921@lapd.online or Senior Lead Officer Chris Baker at 39796@lapd.online.
—JARED HAMM
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